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[Were anyone to step out of their lovely pods this fine evening, they'd find an Alice twirling merrily in the moonlight, capybara nestled tightly in her arms (and he's looking a tad annoyed but that's really neither here nor there). She's a little restless, and this is a great way to take care of that.

Besides, she's found the most wonderful musician in Louis to supply her with lovely music to dance to (especially since it ISN'T a quadrille). Her steps are not quite an appropriate Futterwacken, but it's been modified so she doesn't send Tullywobble the Capybara sprawling across the grass. He plays the pipes, Alice dances.

Feel free to pester!]

((heading to bed, will tag in the morning o/))

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[agreatdeceiver.livejournal.com]

[And play he does, for both Alice and any potential audience that might pass by. Don't mind the man behind the panpipes, ladies and gentlemen, he's merely here to entertain, and will likely not pause in the playing of his music unless directly addressed.]

[oneperfecthit.livejournal.com]

[Lucas had heard the music and gone to investigate. He stands back watching her dance for a bit and covers his laugh with the back of his hand as he eyes the capybara.]

Yer capysomethin' don't look none too happy 'bout this.

[pimp-hat.livejournal.com]

[Kevas doesn't pester, instead he stands back and watches with a smile.

This isn't a scene he expected to find on the way back to his pod but it's certainly not unwelcome. Not wanting to intrude, Kevas hangs back and just watches. However his capybara doesn't share the same sentiment and trots forward to introduce itself.]