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[itselbitch]

Hi. Simple request, for anyone who wants to chip in on this little experiment.

There isn't fodder readily available to work with, but if it's not too inconvenient, mind saving some seeds from the food you're eating? Just wash them clean and let them air dry. The more there is to work with, the greater the success will be.

[ he doesn't really go into further detail, but the intent is likely obvious. someone's planning on doing a little gardening and seeing how it fairs here. ]

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[catholicisms]

( it's fine... Matt is actually the least likely candidate to blindly trip over sprouts, so there's that too. )

You could put up some sort of fencing, though I'm not sure how many available materials we have to that end.

[itselbitch]

Yeah, I thought about that. Using wood? But I don't want to overload the guy I've got helping me build the plots already. He's a softie. I don't want his heart exploding on him.

Also I feel like some of the spirits might get pissed that we fenced off an area in THEIR forest, or whatever.

[catholicisms]

Fair point. He already has plenty on his plate.

( sad that in all the people sucked into Beacon, there's really just the one that knows how to build anything... what are the odds.. . . . . . )

I'm not sure if they're known to be possessive or not. Presently they do seem more inclined to work with us than against us, though I don't know how they'd feel about a fence.

[itselbitch]

The nice ones, anyway. Aren't there all those nasty ones lurking out further into the woods ready to Freddy Krueger us?

I guess something basic with mostly rope might be okay though. I'm realizing you maybe weren't thinking of a Tom Sawyer picket fence like I was, because even I'd get a little mad at someone else for putting up a monstrosity like that.

[catholicisms]

Not necessarily all of them are violent, no. There are at least a few that aren't.

I was thinking twine around sticks, just enough for people to know they're about to walk into something. Should I ask what makes white picket fences monstrous or am I better off not knowing?