20th vine

[woodsiequeen]

[Phone]

All this talk of dances and holidays is very... quaint. It makes one feel as if we truly are just honest, ordinary citizens of this lovely little town, and we always will be. Doesn't it?

I don't suppose anyone else has noticed that our delightful town has been rather quiet lately? True, we had that little spat with the undead, but I doubt Mayfield will let itself be shown up by one of its very own residents.

Oh, but I don't mean to be entirely negative. Keeping one's spirits high is important in a place such as this. I do find this Halloween most fascinating. There was nothing like it where I come from. Then again, in the city where I resided, people did not find hauntings and the undead very entertaining. I intend to enjoy myself during the coming holiday as best I can, but I'm not going to let my guard down.

[Action]

[After being a killjoy on the phone, Viktoria's moved out to the front yard of 773 Bunker Street to work on landscaping as usual. She's received an interesting addition to her garden: what appears to be an...er... eyeball flower.

She's planted it by the mailbox so it can stare at you as you walk by.

Where does she keep getting this stuff.]

Comments

phone

[vytis]

I'd hope no one really has let down their guard, but there's nothing wrong with at least hoping for the best, provided you plan for the worst.

action

[criticizes.livejournal.com]

[ Norway is walking by, probably on his way to watch some trees, but he can't pass up an eyeball flower. So he stops and moves closer to it, just staring as he tries to place that particular species of plant.

He will be here a while. ]

[plantenough.livejournal.com]

Hope all you wish, just be wise not to become complacent.

[plantenough.livejournal.com]

[She pretends she doesn't realize he's there at first, then finally looks up with a smile.]

Lovely, isn't it?

[Of course the answer is no, but she's going to smile away anyway.]

[vytis]

I can't speak for anyone else, but I certainly won't. We really are overdue.

[criticizes.livejournal.com]

Haven't seen anything like it. What's it called?

[plantenough.livejournal.com]

It's reassuring to know there are still some of us who anticipate and prepare. It seems that line of thought has been drowned out as of late.

[plantenough.livejournal.com]

Oh, I was a bit too preoccupied to give them a proper name when I first found them. I suppose you may call them what you wish.

[vytis]

It might just be too stressful for them to be constantly worrying. Not everyone is used to anything at all like this.

[criticizes.livejournal.com]

[ Norway isn't the most creative with names being the guy who named Iceland and Greenland, so he disregards that. It's not like it needs a name. ]

'n can flowers talk, too?