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[A: Throughout the House]
The keen observer may notice a newly awakened presence wandering around the home, investigating its various curiosities with amicable inquisitiveness. The horned hulk isn't exactly aimless in his explorations-there's a general trend towards opening doors and peering through, hoping against hope that this one leads to somewhere that feels familiar-but he doesn't seem to be in much of a hurry, either. There's a lot to take in, after all, and it feels like he's seeing all of it for the first time.
He hesitates when he spots someone else. He doesn't want to bother anyone or attract too much attention, but maybe they can help? And maybe they'll be nice, he hopes, so he steps forward.
"Um, hi," he says, offering a nervous smile and an awkward middle-distance wave. "Sorry. Do you know, where am I supposed to be at?"
[B: The Grand Hall]
Anyone who wants to see something completely ridiculous had better shift themselves to the grand hall on the double. There, they'll see an oversized and very obviously landlocked Servant trying to take flight. He starts simply by spreading his arms like wings and shutting his eyes, as though he could lift himself from the earth by will alone. After standing in that pose for a few minutes with his eyes squeezed shut, getting more and more obviously frustrated, he tries another approach.
He runs. He's a sight to see with his arms outspread and his head down, blindly trying to achieve liftoff in the least aerodynamic body imaginable. He can fly! He's sure of it; the feeling of it is so clear and perfect in his mind. If only he could remember the trick that made it possible!
After thundering around the hall at top speed several times, he's slows to a stop. He takes a seat on the stairs then lies back, sprawling across the broad steps as he catches his breath. He stares wistfully at the ceiling, so far out of reach. It wasn't a dream, it just wasn't. He might not be too sure of anything right now, he's never been more certain of anything. Flight is easy and amazing and probably nothing will ever feel better than it.
The keen observer may notice a newly awakened presence wandering around the home, investigating its various curiosities with amicable inquisitiveness. The horned hulk isn't exactly aimless in his explorations-there's a general trend towards opening doors and peering through, hoping against hope that this one leads to somewhere that feels familiar-but he doesn't seem to be in much of a hurry, either. There's a lot to take in, after all, and it feels like he's seeing all of it for the first time.
He hesitates when he spots someone else. He doesn't want to bother anyone or attract too much attention, but maybe they can help? And maybe they'll be nice, he hopes, so he steps forward.
"Um, hi," he says, offering a nervous smile and an awkward middle-distance wave. "Sorry. Do you know, where am I supposed to be at?"
[B: The Grand Hall]
Anyone who wants to see something completely ridiculous had better shift themselves to the grand hall on the double. There, they'll see an oversized and very obviously landlocked Servant trying to take flight. He starts simply by spreading his arms like wings and shutting his eyes, as though he could lift himself from the earth by will alone. After standing in that pose for a few minutes with his eyes squeezed shut, getting more and more obviously frustrated, he tries another approach.
He runs. He's a sight to see with his arms outspread and his head down, blindly trying to achieve liftoff in the least aerodynamic body imaginable. He can fly! He's sure of it; the feeling of it is so clear and perfect in his mind. If only he could remember the trick that made it possible!
After thundering around the hall at top speed several times, he's slows to a stop. He takes a seat on the stairs then lies back, sprawling across the broad steps as he catches his breath. He stares wistfully at the ceiling, so far out of reach. It wasn't a dream, it just wasn't. He might not be too sure of anything right now, he's never been more certain of anything. Flight is easy and amazing and probably nothing will ever feel better than it.