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WHO: Kenzi and Gil
WHERE: The Zoo
WHEN: 8/10; Morning/Afternoon
WARNINGS: Kenzi's mouth? Gil freaking out over very big cats?
SUMMARY: Kenzi told Gil she was going to take him to the zoo...so they're going.
FORMAT: Quick
[It's nine in the morning and Kenzi...is running a little late. She gets up early enough, early for her anyway, and gets ready to go. Dresses in a light dress and somewhat sensible, as Kenzi doesn't really do a shoe below a three inch heel, shoes; she's even wearing sunglasses and some sunhat that goes along with her dress like Gil said she should. Her bag has sunscreen, which she's already slathered on, and some water in it for the day. One last check to make sure she had everything that would be needed and she's out the door.
The trip doesn't take long but traffic and everything else keeps her.
At the entrance she catches sight of Gil quickly enough, he really does stand out in a crowd, and rushes over.]
Sorry I'm a little late.
WHERE: The Zoo
WHEN: 8/10; Morning/Afternoon
WARNINGS: Kenzi's mouth? Gil freaking out over very big cats?
SUMMARY: Kenzi told Gil she was going to take him to the zoo...so they're going.
FORMAT: Quick
[It's nine in the morning and Kenzi...is running a little late. She gets up early enough, early for her anyway, and gets ready to go. Dresses in a light dress and somewhat sensible, as Kenzi doesn't really do a shoe below a three inch heel, shoes; she's even wearing sunglasses and some sunhat that goes along with her dress like Gil said she should. Her bag has sunscreen, which she's already slathered on, and some water in it for the day. One last check to make sure she had everything that would be needed and she's out the door.
The trip doesn't take long but traffic and everything else keeps her.
At the entrance she catches sight of Gil quickly enough, he really does stand out in a crowd, and rushes over.]
Sorry I'm a little late.
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After which she turns and starts to head toward where the put on the show.] C'mon if you want a good seat.
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Ow! Knock it off! [ He whines, but before he can do anything else she's already off.
He grumbles and follows. ] They do the show in water?
[ There's a big arena for the seals, but little does he know they sometimes bring out the whale for show, too. All he sees are people getting into the water and assorted hoops and platforms about them. Also buckets packed full of fish. ]
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There's already a few people taking seats and more filtering in, mostly excited children.]
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Jeez...
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It takes another ten minutes or so before everything's set up for the show and another five before audience is all filled in and starting to get restless. Luckily it isn't much longer after that that a woman in a wetsuit comes out to greet everyone and introduce them to the couple of seals that will be preforming today.]
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Kenzi's right, however -- they are like dogs. Gil watches on as one of them leaps through not one, but three hopes and is rewarded with fish at the end of that trick. When the handler bends over and pokes at their own cheek, the seal reaches up and pecks -- kisses? -- them. ]
They learned all that?
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In response to Gil's question she nods and grins up at him.] Yup. Animals are a lot smarter than people give them credit for.
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[ So the only animals he's familiar with are the ones you would find in a forest or the ones in a city. ]
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Eventually when that show is finished and the seals are made to swim back into their retreats, he notices the handlers bringing a whole new bucket of fresh fish and something below in the tank opening up wide enough that could allow for multiple trucks to pass through.
Instead, it's a killer whale that meanders its way into the tank. ]
A whale?!
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The whale coming out is exciting at first and then Kenzi realizes where they're sitting. Oh... Oh no. She doesn't want to leave because she really wants to see the whale but getting wet does not sound fun. She glances around, trying to see if there's seats further away but the place is pretty packed.]
Crap... [She says this quietly, possibly unheard over the children making a ruckus because "IT'S A WHALE MOMMY!"]
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The whale rises slow in its ascent, but its descent is when he realizes what's about to happen. There's no time to move out of his seat; a wave of salt water crashes onto the area they're seated in, with kids and others squealing in delight.
Not Gil.
He blinks back some the water, tasting the salt in his mouth; his hair drenched, just like his clothes, and sticking closely to his skin. ]
Aauuugh!
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She slowly sits up, thankful that most of her front stayed dry, and looks over at Gil. He didn't seem to react in time and all Kenzi can do is laugh at him. She doesn't look much better, truthfully. Her hair was already frizzy from the humidity but once it dried it was going to be curly again.]
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That -- is -- disgusting!
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O-oh man...you look like a drown rat!
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Christ, though, why did she pick such light clothes where he can see --
Nope, not looking anymore. ]
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C'mon, let's see if we can't find somewhere to dry off.
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Why did it do that? Being exposed to cold water like this can make you sick!
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It's part of the attraction. Although if I'd know they was gonna bring the whale out I would have picked some seats that was further away.
[She slows down a bit to tug at her dress and keep it from sticking to her too much.]
And we won't get sick, it's too hot for that. Now, if went into the gift shop right now that might be another story.
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[ Who knows what those animals do in there? ]
Damn, everything is soaked... [ He tugs on the scarf, but only a bit so he doesn't untie it from his neck. ]
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We'll find some place so you can take that off and let it dry off some. [She can't really take anything off, however.]
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[ He shoots back and his head swivels so fast in her direction that some droplets splash toward her. ]
There's no way we'll dry off fast enough, even with the sun out. Not to mention the clothes will start to smell...
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They just need to be dry enough that we can get transportation back home. I dunno 'bout you but I don't much feel like sitting on the bus or train soaking wet. I'd like to be damp at most. [There's always the hand driers in the bathroom but those are so awkward to get under and don't really help when it comes to clothing. So she doesn't bother suggesting that.]
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[There's a concrete ledge that's wide enough to sit or lay some things out to dry.]
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