Dawn Summers ♦ Buffy the Vampire Slayer (
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Listening to the fish
She had been told not to explore without her sister. Of course, Buffy was overly protective of Dawn in this place where they knew very little about their surroundings. And maybe since overly protective was her sister's default in regards to her, Dawn should change that to supremely protective. But Dawn had a habit of not listening to her sister and doing her own thing. She was older now, a college student even, and didn't really think most people here even knew what 'the key' was or how they could try to use it.
This is what has her standing at an open door, peeking inside in excited wonderment. She hasn't quite stepped in yet. Mostly, she's just looking in and marvelling at the sight of the Brontosauruses drinking from the lake, their long necks curving and dipping down or rising high up over the ground.
“This is so freakin' cool...” She murmurs to herself, on the edge of stepping in, but also something holding her back from fully doing so. She saw Jurrasic Park. Plus, there's that little voice of her sister in her ear telling her to be careful, not to go off on her own, not to speak to strangers, yadda yadda yadda, blah blah blah and so forth.
This is what has her standing at an open door, peeking inside in excited wonderment. She hasn't quite stepped in yet. Mostly, she's just looking in and marvelling at the sight of the Brontosauruses drinking from the lake, their long necks curving and dipping down or rising high up over the ground.
“This is so freakin' cool...” She murmurs to herself, on the edge of stepping in, but also something holding her back from fully doing so. She saw Jurrasic Park. Plus, there's that little voice of her sister in her ear telling her to be careful, not to go off on her own, not to speak to strangers, yadda yadda yadda, blah blah blah and so forth.
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Cue one big sister popping up behind Dawn. "Seriously? Do you know how many levels of 'go wrong' that is?"
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She gestures back to the open door. "But look! Buffy look how pretty!" Yes, she thinks the giants are pretty. "They're herbivores anyway."
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She doesn't have to sneak up on Dawn, but sometimes, like now, it seems the wiser course of action. Buffy frowns at Dawn's comment, then follows her gesture with her eyes, looking through the door. Yes, it's beautiful. Buffy can't deny that and it's even kind of breath taking. She doesn't really even bother to hide that.
"And dangerous. At least until you know that everything in that door is an herbivore. Besides, they could step on you and never realize they'd done it. You would be Dawn Jam."
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"Stay close," she orders, taking a step over the threshold, looking back to make sure Dawn is coming.
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She follows closely behind Buffy. "Maybe we can find a tiny one and take it back as a pet."
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At her comment, Buffy glares over her shoulder at her sister. "We are not going to have a dinosaur as a pet. Besides, I think tiny is relative when it comes to dinosaurs."
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"Okay, dinosaur expert, you're gonna be able to tell the difference between carnivores and grass and tomato eaters?"
It's a dinosaur, Dawn! Not a puppy!
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"Good. You can give me the Dino Tour."
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"I think it's a door thing," Buffy answers. "I mean, a thing with the doors where they sometimes are there and they sometimes aren't. I left it open so...," she pauses and looks back. There's a narrow rectangle of hotel visible through the greenery. "Yup. Still open. I think it depends on the door though."
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Currently, Peter is sitting in one of the trees hanging over the lake. He drops to the ground in a crouch in front of the door then rises to his feet with a grin.
"So are you coming in or are you gonna watch from there all day?"
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She takes a step inside, looking back and then once more to Peter. "No skateboarding run ins in dinosaur land?"
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Safe is one of those relative terms, Dawn. However, he's got no intention of letting something hurt her, even if he has to pull some superhuman moves to make it happen. At least here, he's aware he's not the weirdest thing in the hotel.
When she steps through the door, he reaches out to take her upper arm. "Stay close." It's a murmured warning. "Oddly, they're lacking sidewalks and wood floors."
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"No. Yeah--it's--" he bobbles his head, looking up at the dinosaurs as they make their way past them, "it's awesome and I mean that in every possible way. You've gotta--you've gotta be careful though," he warns.
"There's an angry T-Rex around here and I'm pretty sure I heard some raptors."
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"They're pretty, right? I think they're the prettiest dinosaur... kind of graceful and aloof even in their massiveness."
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At her comment, he looks up, a look of awe coming over his face. "Dude, their massiveness is what makes them gorgeous. They've got that neck and they're huge. Yeah, I think they're the prettiest."
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She pauses and thoughtfully looks back up. "I wish I had a camera."
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Peter's hands go up in a surrender sort of position. "Hey! No. I didn't mean that. I was just--just talking about being careful in...you know...a dangerous place."
His eyes light up at her comment. He slips the backpack on his shoulders off one shoulder so he can rummage in it, pulling his digital camera out. He holds it out to her. "Will that do?"
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"Okay. Say Cheese."
Unfortunately the flash attracts the dinosaurs attention.
"Uhm...Dawn...maybe we should..." he nods toward the restless dinosaurs.
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"Monterrey jack, Colby, provolone and mozzarella." She says with a smile. Then pauses when he says her name. "What?"
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