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Skylark's Ideal World | Session 3
Once, there was a maiden...
...who was driven from her land.
Great black stags chased her, and their eyes shone blue.
Monsters scrambled after her through the bush, though they found her not.
Stumbling on a log, she fell and thought to surrender, and end the torment of the hunt—
... ... ...
You're so, so tired.
Why carry on?
... Surely, it's okay to take a break—

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I'm mainly concerned about the lack of reflection. Is it the sun that's not real or the water?
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[But he stops splashing to squint upwards anyway.]
Do you know what this reminds me of? A simple lamp. The light oughtn't be that bright unless it's really close to us, but then we'd have been baked, I'd wager. But it's not much hotter than you'd expect.
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I wonder if it moves.
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Well, if it does, it ought to move with the passage of time... If we can find some kind of long stick, we could make a simple sundial and see if it does move!
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[She's going to start walking through the waves, searching the shoreline.]
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There - there's something over there, I think!
[As a tall person he can see farther, therefore]
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[Time to DO SCIENCE TO THINGS.
[... going swimming would probably have been easier, but this has at least a vague possibility of actually proving productive.
[She's back a short while later, holding a suitably lengthy-looking stick.]
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Ah, great! Now we just need to put it in the sand and track the movement of the shadow.
[He squats down to pick out a few suitably small/narrow stones.]
Right, these can serve as tracking points.