[The forest is as good of a place as any to explore for the umpteenth time while he waits. Along the way—or perhaps he's subconsciously drawn to the familiarity—he comes upon a song he recognizes as . . . ]
You should probably just eat them or give them to someone else, then. If you don't know if you developed a sweet tooth since years ago, might as well try now?
Week 1: Sunday
What brings you here?
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[ Dorothy stops her humming in order to answer him, head tilted. ]
Things always get a little chaotic at the end of the week and I can't think like that.
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... Congratulations on winning again, by the way.
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Did you not eat the candy they gave you or the cotton candy this time?
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[He still has them. He can't even get rid of them, because people might wonder from where they came.]
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[ FRIENDSHIP. ]
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[ This man has no joy in his life. ]
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[And he does not want to test whether he's developed a sweet tooth or not in the last century.]
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Just a bit, then.
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The other reward was different. It was something of mine.
GO TO BED
I DID
GOOD
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