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A - Mitchell Rd.
[When Holland wakes up that morning, he gives Canada a little bit of an extra hug, surprised she's not already awake and cooking breakfast like she usually did. Then again, they hadn't had power in a few days and it was better to stay warm, stay together. That's why they'd been sleeping in the kitchen together, with all the blankets and pillows they could find, and a fire going in the oven.
The broadcast is what wakes him up. Not to mention the surprise of having power, of not being freezing cold . . . he's worried. When Canada gets up, he'll simply look at her warily.
Eventually, the worry gets the best of him and he takes his rabbit to his room, locking the door to be by himself for awhile. The idea of the drons of Canada and Hilda were too much for him.
The drones were still creepy, no doubt.]
B - Still in the house
[A little later, once Canada and Hilda were outside, Holland will sit down and start writing down the names of those who the broadcast mentions. When he comes to certain ones - Lucas, The Captain, Romana, Germany, Australia. . . and of course Canada and Hilda. It's hard to know if this is something the down is doing or if it's permanent.
Maybe it's not even real. He'll unlock the front door. Feel free to visit.]</small>
C- Phone call
I don't believe Mayfield. I don't think anybody should.
[It's just too painful to think of Canada, Hilda, Lucas and everybody gone.]
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The first thing she does is look at him, worriedly. She doesn't like that look on his face.]
Nederland? Is something wrong?
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What is it?
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Nothing.
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I know you're not real.
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[Frown.]
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I'm sorry. But you're supposed to be happier now.
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I want the real Canada back. I'll be happy then.
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[And now she can't look at him, because this hurts more than it was supposed to. Boss, you bastard, what a horrible time to start lying to her. She stares stubbornly at the floor, now, not saying anything else, but not letting cowardice get the better of her so that she'll leave. Not just yet.]
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Why didn't he say yes. That's what he should be asking.]
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I- I'm going to get dressed and then I suppose I'll be outside if you need anything. [Pause.] I'm sorry.
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C
I feel fine.
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[It was easier to believe that, now.]
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/s-slow
No prob
B
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. . . at least, he was until he saw Lucas.]
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C.
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But Adolf is gone.
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Mnn?
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What's wrong? Did something happen?
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[He'll hand her some breakfast on a plate.]
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[Hilda will eat it thoughtfully. She knows there's something wrong, and she can't stop thinking about that dream she had. Finally, she realizes she's eating warm food.]
When did the power come back?
/slowww
[The answer is automatic. . . Holland will turn and give Hilda a frown, then turn away.]
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What happened?
Phone
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Hnn. It's not like I have a choice.
C
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...Me too. That you're you, I mean.
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