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December 15th.

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Holidays declared.

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Parents pull pupils away until only Jack
and I are left.

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He did not talk to me until supper, but
then made a fine joke about bread and

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butter pudding.

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I tried not to play grateful as I
laughed.

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He talked of plans, how we were going to
make this the best of Christmases.

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I said little.

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I was called to the office after for a
phone from home.

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Mother wanted to speak before they left
for Switzerland.

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She said father was tired and would
speak to me in the new year.

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She sounded not her best.

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I increasingly believe that bathing is
the only sensible thing to do in this

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island.

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Until what?

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Why should we be the only grown -ups?

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I say eat, sleep and bathe.

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You don't mean that.

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I shouldn't mean that.

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I should mean that.

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I don't like those clouds.

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It rains here, you may have noticed.

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I'm not worried about rain.

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I'm worried about a storm.

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A storm is coming!

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Oh, my God!

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If I get water on the glass, I've got to
get out and clean it.

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It was funny.

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Only if you're in the mood for funny.

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I've got a pain in my brain.

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Ralph, don't... Ralph!

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There

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was

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a big storm.

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The biggest Simon Camborne had ever
known.

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He found it quite exciting.

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He put on his galoshes and his rain hat
and his mask and went out in it.

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He was amazed at what he saw.

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The whole of his garden was a pond and
full of fish.

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She was frightened for a moment.

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But then fish swam up to him, smiled and
said, Isn't it

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lovely here?

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And Simon felt good.

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But then...

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Simon Camborne saw a problem.

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His garden gate had orange toads sitting
all over it.

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A problem I'll tell you about tomorrow.

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I will, I will, I will. I promise.

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Now, has everyone been to the toilet?

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Yes. Percival, have you?

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I've got my telephone number.

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Percival.

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Yes,

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I went to the toilet.

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Thank you.

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All right, a bit of quiet now.

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Now remember, if you can't sleep, it
doesn't mean the boy next to you can't.

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try not to disturb them.

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Unless you need the loo.

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Unless you need the loo.

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Why's he got my name?

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Who? The boy Piggy's been telling
stories about. Oh, I think Piggy's just

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working his way through everyone in the
register.

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A different story for each, you know.

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Does he know how it ends?

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I don't know. I think he just makes it
up as he goes along.

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He has an enormous facility.

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Did you mean it?

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What you said about doing less?

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Because we've got the second shelter to
secure.

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Signal fire to keep going. Jack's camp's
not worrying about anything like that.

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My father took me into his study one
day.

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My mother was there.

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She was in tears.

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She had a bruise just there.

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He asked me to tell him who I preferred.

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Him or her. I took a moment and I told
them I couldn't decide who I preferred.

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It's not that hard.

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I loved her and I hated him.

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But I didn't say that. Instead, I said I
couldn't decide.

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I was a coward.

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My father told me that we're all
cowards. At least some of us. He pulled

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by the hair and he said, do you hear
that? Even your precious boy doesn't

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you properly.

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and walked away and slammed the door,
and she looked at me and then shouted

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went after him, begging him for
something.

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My point, the point is, I'm a coward,
and I know that

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Jack is one too, and he'd hate me for
telling you that, but he is, and you're

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not, Ralph. You don't know that. And we
all.

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All the little ones need you. I need
you.

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I don't understand you and Jack.

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We were alone a lot in the long packs.

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We were friendly when no one else was
there.

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Then the others would come back and he'd
drop me like a stone.

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I never minded.

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He is nicer than people know.

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But there is something.

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you holding a leaf?

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It was Piggy's idea.

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We wanted to show you that we come to
parley.

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What do you wish to parley about?

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The beast has been a sighting.

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The fire was bright.

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We just made it up.

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The fire. We laid more sticks on. Even
to Piggy's schedule.

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For the signal.

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Then we saw the eyes. The teeth.

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Claws. Halfway between maybe a gorilla
and a lion. But like neither of them, we

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ran as fast as we could.

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Bashed into things. And followed us.

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Did it do that?

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No. It was a bush.

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You definitely saw it.

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The beast.

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The one pulling our legs.

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We saw it.

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I believe them.

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Yes.

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I believe them too.

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So the question is whether to retreat or
attack.

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Where are you retreating to, Captain?

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Another island. Have you seen another
island tomorrow?

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I thought I did once. It was just a fly
in my eye.

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The beast has never come down here.

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If we stay here united... I'd be cramped
in.

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How should we get our food, Roger? Maybe
the pigs would come to us if we asked

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nicely.

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It's time to hunt.

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Hunters will go. Weave weapons.

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Those spits only made of wood.

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You're frightened, Ross. How sweet.

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I just don't see what good attacking a
beast with matchsticks will do.

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So you agree with your pig?

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You say we wait the beast out? Did I say
that? Yes. I just think we need to act.

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We need to think, Callagher. Onward,
Christian soldiers.

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We're wasting time.

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If we go and Simon comes down... Sucks
to the middling. Stop!

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Everyone's shining.

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We should hold the proper meeting with
the conch. Sucks to the conch. We know

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who ought to say things. What could
Simon ever done talking?

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Bill!

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It's time some people leave deciding
things for the rest of us.

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That was cruel.

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He's quiet.

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He should have come to me.

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Besides, I'm bored of worrying about
being cruel.

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Time to get waxy.

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Adieu. You're not thinking this through.
Where can it be? Where can it live that

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we haven't seen?

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Thank you, Ralph.

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You've given us our starting point.

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The only place we haven't been, do you
remember, Morris?

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The tail end part of the island, where
the rocks are all piled up.

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Yes, I know it.

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You have realised the worst thing about
the beast being on the mountain is if

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the signal fires out.

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It's our duty to relight the fire.

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Or are you done with the rescue idea?

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Then we all go.

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Then all of us biggins go.

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We all have to kill the beast.

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Good.

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Not with Doug.

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You can see why this is the only bit of
the island left unexplored.

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Aren't you?

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I'll go.

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Stay here.

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Think any of this is about finding the
beast.

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I'm the headhunter.

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I can let you do it on your own.

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Well, there's no beast here.

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No. But what a wizard place for a fort.

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You're welcome to it.

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I'm never visiting.

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One's here who'd need to leave.

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There's no fresh water.

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What's that, then?

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You could put a coconut shell there,
filling all the time.

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There are no coconuts, nor is there
fruit, nor pigs.

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We'd have to travel for food.

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We'll go back and climb the mountain.

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Morris was wrong.

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Better to start where the twins first
saw it.

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But he didn't try there first.

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It was closer to camp.

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You want me to reprimand Morris?

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I don't think it was Morris' idea.

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You play brave, Chief.

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You're as scared as they come, really.

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Aren't you?

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And you're not as hardened as you'd like
us to be. think.

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I told you that.

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December 18th.

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We've decided to call the large oak in
Pilgrim Court the Tree of Destiny.

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Jack has a plan to remap the whole of
the grounds.

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The next week is to be Genesis.

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Our Genesis.

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And we will rename and rebirth
everything inside the ground, as if it

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hatched.

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He had us both stand on the hill behind
the cathedral and shout, Let there be

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light! He looked tremendous, his yellow
hair shining like the sun itself.

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He said, we are as gods, because if we
are not gods, then how else will the

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world be made?

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Stupid. I don't know where we're going.
You're just fat and unfit.

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Why are we stopping?

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We were here before.

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I remember.

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If you cut through, you remember the pig
run.

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Went on for miles.

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Find them and we'll find a route all the
way to the signal file.

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Do we know where we're going?

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We're following that!

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Looking for the beast.

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Looking needs light. I'm hungry.

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If we leave now, we can get back to camp
before dark.

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We'll sleep, and then tomorrow we can
climb. It's a good idea.

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If you're frightened, of course we can
turn back. You have to make everything

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into a conversation. Let him go.

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If you're Simon's sister, let me go.

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Your pig gives you a reason to turn
back.

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Your decision, King Ralph.

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A smaller group will move faster.

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The rest shall return to camp.

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Good. We need volunteers.

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Thank you.

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Come on, fatty.

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You're not fast enough.

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The Lithuans will need you back at camp.

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They will.

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We played rugger together. You know I
can do it.

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You promise you won't faint?

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Five seems a good number.

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Give it back.

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Give what back?

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I can't even remember what I wrote.

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It's the saddest story I ever read.

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That's what you wrote.

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You're tired.

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If you don't want to go on, I'll go up
by myself.

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I'll be with you, Jet.

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Me too.

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I'm not tired.

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Do they do anything you ask?

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Don't yours?

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Simon, you're a good dog.

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You'd follow Ralph anywhere, wouldn't
you?

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Go on, then.

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The three of you, go.

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Fight the beast.

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You see?

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You don't want to do this without me.

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Ralph, you don't need to.

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Now you're my dog.

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Ralph!

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I'll save you.

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There's no rock there.

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Am I right?

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Don't scare people.

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Don't scare people. They've a right to
be scared.

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I've called

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this

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meeting. There is no meeting. I've got
the conch.

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You hate the conch.

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First, you all need to know, we've seen
the beast.

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We're only a few feet away.

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It's sat up.

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Will you be quiet?

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This is important, and I have to conch.

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We don't know what this beast does.

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We don't even know what it is.

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It comes from the sea.

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Hunting.

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Maybe the beast is... Yes, it's hunting.
That's what it's doing. The beast is a

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hunter, and there's only one thing to do
with hunters.

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Hunt bats.

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Kill will be killed.

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Says the man who ran faster than anyone.

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So Ralph thinks all my hunters are no
good. What? I never said that. You liar.

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Ralph thinks all my hunters are cowards.

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Runaway cowards. Jack, will you let me
speak? Ralph is Piggy. He says things

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like Piggy because Piggy tells him what
to say.

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Would you elect Piggy as your leader?

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No. Of course not. All this talk. Talk,
talk. Who wanted it?

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Who called this meeting? Ralph wouldn't
be your chief. Do you hear? You already

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have your own camp.

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Give me the coin.

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December 26th.

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Jack remains ill.

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I'm reading him Huckleberry Finn.

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There was a part where I started doing
funny voices, and Jack really laughed,

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I kept at it.

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They've said to keep him cool, but then
he complains about feeling cold, so I

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put the blankets on him. I'd rather he
be comfortable.

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I have taken to leaving my curtains
drawn, so that if he needs me, I can be

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there for him.

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He does not need much.

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Just a comforting word if he is
frightened.

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Last night he accidentally called me
mother, and we both laughed like trains.

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I lay with him until he slept.

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Where would you be if you were not here?

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In a cottage on the edge of Dartmoor.

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My father worked the boats in Finland.

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A cottage?

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Sounds nice.

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About the size of Simon's gatehouse, I
imagine.

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We did have a gatehouse.

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When it snowed, we had to work darn
hard, make sure we wouldn't get snowed

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Father and I would be out there till
late, clearing the stones in the barn.

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But then once we'd done that, we'd have
cornflakes with sugar and cream in front

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of the fire.

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Cornflakes with sugar and cream.

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What a gift for that.

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I think that's where I'd be.

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Where would you, Simon?

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I know where I'd be. Behind the counter
in the sweet shop, helping your auntie?

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while selfing yourself to a few of the
filly snakes and strawberry boot laces,

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chocolate wheels, sherbet flying
saucers.

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Go on then, Simon.

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I think, all told, if I could be
anywhere,

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I'd choose her.

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I've been happy here.

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You'll get back to the, um, the cottage.

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You'll get back to where you came from.

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Got a ship in your pocket.

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Listen to me.

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All of you.

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You're thieves, vagabonds, pathetic
creatures.

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Tonight we're having a feast.

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We've killed a pig and we've got the
fire to cook it with. You can come and

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with us.

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you're keeping a signal fire going.

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The stealing our fire mean that you're
taking responsibility for a beat signal.

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Now we can't go up the mountain.

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Jack!

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Jack! Ralph.

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Oh, Batty Simon.

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Where is everyone?

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Perhaps they're lying in the shelter.

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No.

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The lake, then.

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Or the toilet.

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Where's Sam and Eric?

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Jack's party.

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Why did you have to say that?

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Why should we know and he not?

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Let them go.

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I don't care.

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What if we were... It's a trap.

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It's meat.

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You hate him.

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Yeah, but I don't hate meat.

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We don't have to do anything else except
take and eat.

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That's how we get stronger.

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Bullies only have control if you give
them control. I think bad things will

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happen. But you're Batty and Ralph's
chief.

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What do you think, chief?

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I think... I think... I think I...

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I wish I knew what makes things break up
like they do.

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They just... They're just... Sorry.

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Mind if I ask Nicky?

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Who's Nicky?

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Me.

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I'm Nicky.

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That's my name.

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I don't know really, Ralph.

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I expected Tim.

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Jack.

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Jack. And is he everything?

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Is he all of it? No.

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Look, we just gotta go on, Ralph.

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That's all.

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That's what grown -ups do.

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Deleted.

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Father, do not be frightened of the
beast.

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January 4th.

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Lent term begins tomorrow, so slowly
children will return to where they

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be.

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Jack was kind at breakfast, but by lunch
he was readying himself for the arrival

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of the others.

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I asked him to meet me at the Tree of
Destiny, and he said he did not know

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tree I talked of.

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I tried to show little response.

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Morris was the first of his platoon to
appear.

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He had cake from his cook, which the two
shared whilst talking loudly of the

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adventures of Morris's Christmas.

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I sat close enough to listen, and then
returned to the dorm alone.