VERB NOUN

Recall friends

consider life

You think about them, sometimes. The tall one. The short one. The cute one with a knack for running. The one everyone hates because they’re stupid. The others.

You can remember their faces quite easily, but their names have slipped away. You hide, but do not seek. The lost names will stay lost, until they are found.

Will they be found? You have to keep thinking that yes, they will be found. One day, their names will be discovered, bark doors thrown to the side as the names embrace their masters. There will be smiling and laughter and tears and finally this game will be over.

>Sing song.

You recite one of your vocal compositions paired with an ancient tune. You don’t know the original words, so you made your own and made it your own.

“Happy happy little boy,
Your bright smile still brings me joy.
You are waiting from afar,
You are patient like a star.
Waiting waiting little boy,
Your bright smile will bring me joy.”

Without an audience, the quiet performance feels lacking.

Summon familiar

You put both hands in your mouth and let out a small whistle. A shimmering circle appears in front of you, and out jumps Badger. Badger flicks its tongue in delight and coils their long body around your waist and neck. You give their head a gentle scratch. Badger squints its eyes closed and rubs their head on your cheek.

You give your quiet recital again, and you can tell that Badger enjoyed it.

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