A Conversation for The Mother of All Gooses

Pecos Jail

Post 21

Mysterious Stranger

- where we... were... Alas, too late!

*shrugs*

*looking around, he is relieved to see that the sun is setting*


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Post 22

Purr in Boots

smiley - cat
**Purr withdraws his paw, trying to acclimate to the Mid-Western motif and rugged etiquette of this stage.**

[Purr] Glad to meet yeou, Billy Kid. Were yeou ssent to guide uss arround, or do yeou jusst worrk here?
smiley - cat


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Post 23

The Ugly (but rather big) Duckling

*appears quite abruptly*

*finding the sand a bit too hot for comfort*

*running around in little circles*

Quack-ack-ack-ack-ack!


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Post 24

Blue-Eyed BiPedal BookWorm from Betelgeuse (aka B4[insertpunhere])

smiley - cat
**With typical feline reflexes, Purr scoops up the Duck from the scorching sand and places it gingerly on the bench in front of the Jail.**

[Purr] All iss well, dearr frriend Duck. Rrelax now. Yet, as the ssands here sseem to be a bit too warrm for yeou, would conssiderr allowing me to be yeour chauffeur while on this set? Yeou could perch upon maiy shoulder on on maiy cap...
smiley - cat


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Post 25

Purr in Boots

(A large black cat in a trenchcoat signals to B4, who has blundered on-stage)
Get off the set, you twerp! You're butchering my lines!
smiley - grr


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Post 26

Blue-Eyed BiPedal BookWorm from Betelgeuse (aka B4[insertpunhere])

smiley - erm
What?! Oh...again? smiley - sorry
(B4 clambers off the edge of the set, shucks the medieval garments, gives them to Purr, then smiley - sheepishly makes his way back to his theatre seat)
smiley - erm


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Post 27

Thistle Howl - a frighteningly cute Critter of the Night

*arives in the desert with a handfull of seaweed.* Oooops! Do you think Mr. Humpty will be mad at me?

*shakes herself ineffectively and tries to push her hair bow out of her eyes*

We're still wet? Oh, man, I was really hoping we'd get virtually dry when we changed scenes.


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Post 28

Buttercup the Pantomime Cow

*ambling towards the jailhouse*

[Back]: I hope this hide doesn't shrink as it dries.
[Front]: Oh look! A cowboy.


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Post 29

Blue-Eyed BiPedal BookWorm from Betelgeuse (aka B4[insertpunhere])

smiley - erm
What?! Oh...again? smiley - sorry
(B4 clambers off the edge of the set, shucks the medieval garments, gives them to Purr, then smiley - sheepishly makes his way back to his theatre seat)
smiley - erm


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Post 30

Purr in Boots

smiley - cat
**Purr takes off the trenchcoat, tosses it over B4’s head, then slings the leather satchel into his midsection.**

[B4] Ooommph!

[Purr] Iff yeou continue to sswitch places like thiss, Ai will scrratch yeour eyess out! Underrstand, little man?

[B4] (pulling the sleeve and collar of the trenchcoat down so he makes eye contact with Purr) Yeah… Sure… No problem…

[Purr] (dons his costume once again, then wends his way back onto the set of Pecos Jail, muttering) Honesstly! What boorrish mannerrs these Amerricanss have…

[B4] (perplexed how the situation even occurred) Man, if it’s not LARGE induhviduals layin’ down the law of theatre etiquette, it’s dealing with hyper-sensitive wannabe actors…

[Purr] (overhearing the slur, hisses at B4) Hsssss! (who stuffs a corner of his trenchcoat into his mouth to muffle any further comment)
smiley - cat


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Post 31

Buttercup the Pantomime Cow

*tries to distract from the fracas with a song*

[Front]:
smiley - musicalnote
Rollin', rollin', rollin'
Now the tale's unfoldin'
Keep the story rollin'
Wet hide!
Now we must wonder whether
The water's ruined our leather
Wishing that we were home and dried.
It will be a blessin'
When the time comes for undressin'
If we're not tightly stuck inside.

[Back]:
smiley - musicalnote
Move 'em on, head 'em up
Head 'em up, move 'em on
Move 'em on, head 'em up
Wet hide
Count 'em out, ride 'em in,
Ride 'em in, count 'em out,
Count 'em out, ride 'em in
Wet hide!
Wet hide!
Wet hide!


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Post 32

Asteroid Lil - Offstage Presence

*applause* smiley - laugh

Ugly Duckling, there's a round stone trough next to the jail!


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Post 33

The Ghost of Zello (now with a crash helmet and goggles)

*Grandma glides over to Billy. A careful observer would notice that there are no footprints left where she walks. In fact, when the bottom of the nightgown swirls up a little as she walks, there are no feet visible.*

smiley - ghost
OOoooo.... [Hello...]

OooOOooooOo [Dang! I forgot I don't have a regular voice anymore]

OOOOOooooooOOOOooo [Forget the distraction, Reb, just go for it!]


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Post 34

The Ghost of Rebjello

smiley - ghost

*Billy's gun slowly starts to rise out of its holster.*


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Post 35

Coniraya

There is something odd about that Granny.


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Post 36

Three Blind Mice


1: *sotto voce* This is where I hid the gun.
2: I smell ghosts. Let's have some fun!
3: Three blind mice, see how they run!

*the mice slip down off the bench and vanish into a mouse hole in the wall*


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Post 37

Amy the Ant - High Manzanilla of the Church of the Stuffed Olive

*eats smiley - popcorn* nods in agreement with Caer*

Very odd teeth for a granny.


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Post 38

Cinders

*Points at Billy*

He's got a gun!

He's got a gun!

Someone do something!


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Post 39

Purr in Boots

smiley - cat
[Purr] Why do Ai get the ffeeling those arre ffeline-pierrcing sslugs in that tharr pisstol...?

**Purr jumps up from the bench, takes several quick strides, and dives into the Well.**

>:: SPLASH! ::<

(hollow, echoing voice from the Well) [Purr] Ai have trried to be a herro too offten, it sseems... Perrhaps Mister B4 would carre to take maiy rrole for anotherr few momentss...?

>:: more THRASHING ABOUT in the Well ::<
smiley - cat


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Post 40

Blue-Eyed BiPedal BookWorm from Betelgeuse (aka B4[insertpunhere])

smiley - laugh
No way, Furr-ball! You're on your own.
smiley - laugh
(kicks back to watch the outcome while munching smiley - popcorn)


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