The extent to which Duck needs to work on her subtlety is enormous.
(Multiple personalities would be a perfectly plausible hypothesis here, for someone who regards verbal chess with Une as a fun hobby, if Duck weren't such an incredibly bad liar.)
- well, that's a convenient way to travel, at least. Duck steps carefully into the hat and squints around. The closest water is probably . . . her lake?
She thinks it's in that direction! Her wing flies out, pointing.
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Then she twists her neck back around, rather reluctantly.
"So uh . . . I guess . . . lots of stuff happened. . . . didn't it . . . ."
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. . .
The extent to which Duck needs to work on her subtlety is enormous.
(Multiple personalities would be a perfectly plausible hypothesis here, for someone who regards verbal chess with Une as a fun hobby, if Duck weren't such an incredibly bad liar.)
Trowa says: "Yeah."
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"And your town is messed up."
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"QUACK?"
He knows she's Tutu how can he know that she was super careful and no one else ever guessed and how can he know and -
. . and . . . .
Ooops.
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Trowa fails to look surprised.
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"You okay?"
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Evidence suggests she can still understand English. Or German, presumably.
(Sharing unnecessary information is -- a gesture, maybe, conscious or no. Right now, at least.)
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"Trowa, you wanna get those? Where too, Duck? Is there a pond or a stream or something around this joint?"
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She thinks it's in that direction! Her wing flies out, pointing.
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She's pointing downhill, which is a reasonable way to find water in a forest anyhow. So.
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Or the woods, really.
Maybe this wasn't such a good idea.
Wait a minute...
"Does anyone else see that?" Was that door always there?
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Ordinarily he'd just say yeah.
But Duck's world is WEIRD. Clarification is warranted.