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[agriculturalist]

[LUNDEGAARD]

So. Bad news. What are we doing?

I don't have 10,000 bullets.

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Hours later

[homesteading]

Does anyone need help with anything?

Hours later

[agriculturalist]

[...] Do you have any thoughts on what we should do?

Hours later

[homesteading]

Not serious ones.

Hours later

[agriculturalist]

Okay?.

Hours later

[homesteading]

[...] Well. We might want to think about moving people away from the road.

Hours later

[agriculturalist]

Like, putting everyone in a central location, or... ?

Hours later

[homesteading]

People make noise even if they're trying to be quiet. Whitney's right on the road. It might be safer to move those people somewhere else until the horde passes.

I imagine we'd be fine in our houses here. Might be able to hear the horde, though. [...] So maybe the kids should stay at Prescott or something.

Hours later

[agriculturalist]

Maybe y someone else can suggest these things to them. They won't listen to me.

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[homesteading]

Well. Not me.

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[agriculturalist]

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[lineman]

Mara has foam earplugs. Or she had. I can make a trade, for the children to have some.

Otherwise, I […] am not sure if moving the children to another location will make them feel any better, even if they won’t hear the horde at Prescott. Would we split the families, too?

Hours later

[homesteading]

No. I don't know if everyone would fit at Prescott, though.

Hours later

[odinochka]

I am concerned about a breach of the walls. If we really do intend to let the horde pass through (which I have significant reservations about), then I think it is best that we all move further off the road.

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[homesteading]

I'd feel better if we were further off the road, yeah.

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[odinochka]

Would you like me to ask Prescott if they will take our families?

[…] We could also reach out to the bikers at Rosie’s Roadhouse.

Hours later

[homesteading]

Yeah, that'd be good.

For what?

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[odinochka]

Alright, I will do that.

To see if they could offer additional shelter or would otherwise like to coordinate efforts.

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[lineman]

How quickly could we finish Maggie’s house if we work through the night?

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[homesteading]

I don't know if this should be our top priority right now.

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[lineman]

We have days. Surely we can all ruminate on the choice in front of us as we work. And regardless of what we choose, we will all have to shelter for at least a little bit. Why wouldn’t we try to make everyone comfortable?

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[homesteading]

We could finish it. If we rushed. But then Maggie would be living in a rush job house forever.

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[lineman]

[…] I just feel unwell if I do not have anything to do right now. I doubt I will be able to sleep much. […] Do you need anything from Whitney?

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[homesteading]

Ah, no. I'm good.