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SFX: distant thunder |
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RCK / |
We had better look for some shelter, there is a big storm
brewing, my Lady. |
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UNA / |
There is a shady grove over there, head for that. |
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SFX: Rain starts. Horse foots. change to rain
falling on overhead canopy. |
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UNA / |
Just in time. |
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RCK / |
The trees are so thick here that no rain seems to
penetrate them. There are well trodden paths in every direction, this
seems a truly pleasant place and a safe shelter against the tempest. Still, we cannot just wait here, we'll follow that path
there. |
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UNA / |
Be careful, Sir.
Lest the path leads us awry. |
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SFX: Horse foots. Rain stops. birds chatter. summer
woodland atmos. |
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RCK / |
We have travelled some distance. I am not sure which path
will lead us out of these woods again.
There are so many paths in all directions. |
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UNA / |
Perhaps, Sir, we should keep traveling straight forward,
and see where this path ends, be it in or out of the wood. |
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RCK / |
Then let us take the broadest path, since it is the most
trodden. |
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RCK/ |
This seems the thickest part of the wood, I can see a
hollow cave ahead. |
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SFX : Knight dismounts. |
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RCK / |
Hold my spear for me, Prudence. I will investigate. |
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PRUDENCE / |
Yes, Sire. |
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UNA / |
Take heed, Sir.
Lest you provoke some hidden danger from within. This is a wild and unknown place and
peril is often hidden from sight.
Hold back until you are sure there is no danger concealed there. |
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RCK / |
My Lady, it is a shame to go backwards for fear of hidden
danger. Courage and virtue give
light to lead the way through any darkness. |
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