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 Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2009 12:51 am
Whether Annabel realized it or not, she had a witness to what would seem like a "selfless" act. Lizzy had still been laying in her bed, silently looking around like a scared mouse when a camper from another cabin came in and "vanquished" the living stink-bomb. Certainly, if it wasn't for the excitement, maybe she could have thought this through thoroughly. All she could assume was that this camper had witnessed whoever caused the problem and decided to come in like a good Samaritan.
She didn't think about it until it seemed like it was too late, but as Annabel looked as if she was about to leave, Lizzy squeaked out in a tiny voice "...thank you..."
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Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2009 1:07 am
 She'd barely heard the squeak of a voice when she was heading out; now safely out of range from the skunk, Annabel crept back into the cabin, looking around for the source of the voice. Seeing the girl- small and meek, who'd apparently been there the whole time- she sobered from a self-loathing frown to a more serious, fixed face. Leaning against the wall, she gave a waving, dismissive gesture.
"It... it wasn't a big deal, seriously." Annabel said, voice weary despite her calm demeanor. She couldn't handle another break down tonight; honest to god, it just might push her over. Digging her claws into her arms as she crossed them over her chest, her tail swished once in annoyance.
"I don't mean to be mean here, just... don't spread it around that you saw me? Please? It wasn't a big thing. I just... I don't even know why I'm here. Sorry to bug you."
Turning her back on the quiet girl, Annabel sulked out the cabin door once more, heading back to the Beavers for the night.
Hadn't even gotten the girl's name.
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Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2009 1:22 am
For a moment, she thought she'd be Scott-free, but then the girl returned and was looking at her. LOOKING at her for goodness sakes. Shrinking up slightly, she attempted to bring her sheets up further so that all could be seen were her glasses and the top of her head. Her eyes didn't even look at the girl.
Were it not for the fact she had once again frozen up, she might have uttered a tiny "'kay." Instead, she just sat there, eyes fixated on her own sheets until she heard the footsteps leaving the cabin.
"...won't be gettin' much sleep tonight..." she sighed as she sat up and picked up her sketchpad. Might as well make good use of this time.
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Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2009 3:48 am
 Nigel nodded slowly as Marina answered him about the fishing question, “Ah ok…” he was thinking of joining her and quite possibly sabotaging her attempts to catch anything, but since Bobby was going along he decided against it, “Well…I hope you guys have fun” he said cheerfully (despite what he was really thinking), and smiled sweetly at them as he watched them head out the door. ((Later that evening)) By a stroke of luck, Nigel had managed to sleep soundly through the whole of the skunk attack on their cabin. Waking up only after everything was over he sniffed the air and sat up immediately, “Oh wow, does this place stink or what?!” suddenly realising where he’d smelt this stench before, he leapt out of bed and with a paw over his nose, began to search around the floor, “Guys I think there might be a terrified skunk in here. Poor thing must be traumatised if its sprayin’ everything this much... If I find the person who upset the innocent creature this much there’s gonna be hell to pay!”
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Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2009 9:11 am
Em had fallen asleep outside, moping next to the cabin. It would take forever to get this smell out! A-and what would Noel think?
"I hate skunks," she snarled after she woke up and got a nose full of the stench that was now coming off her in waves.
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Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2009 9:56 am
 Bobby and Marina had gone fishing and had a lot of luck catching fish. After grilling some of the fish and eating to their hearts content, they'd fallen asleep next to the fire.
On his way back from sneaking a fish to a "friend" in the Shark's cabin, his mind was on a certain cheerleader and the fish grilling on the beach. On his way, Bobby smelled an awful smell that caught his attention. As he looked around he realized it was coming from the Gull's cabin.
His heart in his throat, he raced over to their cabin. He found Emilie waking up outside, Nigel cursing and trying to find the skunk, and poor Lizzy was curled up on her bed, trying to ignore the scent and sketching something.
"Is everyone okay?" Bobby propped open the main door, and then went inside to open all of the windows, rushing from windo to window, hoping to air the place out.
As he was crossing the main floor, a half burned box lay charred and overturned to the side. Next to it were some exploded firecrackers. The greatest concentration of the stench came from this area. Trying to cover his nose, Bobby approached and examined the box.
"Dudes, we've been pranked!"
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Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2009 12:30 pm
Somehow, Luna managed to sleep through the entire thing, but when she awoke to a horrible stench and a burning nose, she pelted out of bed.
Catching the the end of Bobby's sentences, she let out a snarl. "We've been what?!" she hissed furiously as she clasped her paws about her nose. "UHG!" she snarled again as her eyes fully adjusted.
Glancing around she noticed some dead firecrackers and a burned box. "Oh whoever did this will pay!"
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Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2009 2:55 pm
When some cabin mates finally began to return, Lizzy would glance up quickly, then resume her work with sketching. Even when the general question of "Is everyone okay?" was asked, all Lizzy did was nod her head slightly while staring at her sketches.
Her attention was finally nabbed much more drastically upon Chris-the-obnoxious-host's wake-up call. Her brows fell slightly as her mood also sunk down a bit. Great, the whole world got to see how much of a wuss I am... she thought to herself. The only positive out of all this was that she had been awake, so the wake-up call didn't disturb her sleep. At least there was no challenge today.
With that, she decided maybe it was time to attempt tackling that skunk smell that was lingering all over her. Setting her sketchbook down under her pillow, she then gathered the things she'd need for a shower, then promptly left. Where as her expression was normally neutral, at the moment it was reading "Do not talk to me if you value your life." Too bad she was a bit too cute to really pull off such a look properly.
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Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2009 7:34 pm
Oh god. The closer he got to the cabin, the worse it smelt. He needed clothes though, he was still in his boxers, and he needed to tell the rest of the cabin about the tomato soup.
So holding his nose, he ran inside to grab his guitar case and ran back out, shouting "THERE'S A TOMATO SOUP BATH BEHIND CHEF'S KITCHEN. MAKE SURE YOU DON'T WASTE ANY, EVERYONE NEEDS TO TAKE ONE!"
That done, he zoomed back toward the kitchen so he could dunk a change of clothing in the tomato soup before he showered.
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Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2009 9:52 pm
"Thanks for the heads-up Axl. I'll send over everyone who got sprayed."
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Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 12:40 am
 She dropped the fish off on the steps ( in the bag). Once both Bobby and Marina where in the bunks , Marina got lots of things organized for cleaning. She only did her stuff and camp things , but didn't touch personal items "Do you think others will mind if we touch there stuff" she asked Bobby.
When she saw the bag outside she started to worry " Hey Bobby Im going to give you the bag ok" She went outside and lightly covered chopped wheat grass all over the fish , then tied it really well. She walked back in " Keep the bag on you OK , don't let it touch anything ,Im going to go give this fish" she held it up " To the Chef , and if I where you I would give everyone a fish , and stay outside till they get back" she knew touching peoples stuff was bad ... so she made sure to warn him.
She stepped outside , and went to the Kitchen.
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Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 12:46 am
Bobby winked at Marina.
"It will be my pleasure. Good luck in the kitchens. I'll hold down the fort and warn people as they come in. I've sent a message to Chris and the Interns, asking for cleaning supplies."
Bobby went back outside, sitting on the steps, ready to warn and help his teammates... and to feed them some nice grilled fish when the came in.((I'm off to bed, but if any Gull comes to the cabin, Bobby will warn them about the attack, if they need it, he'll tell them about the tomatoe bath behind Chef's kitchen, and then hand them a grilled fish. Once they can find cleaning supplies, he'll start helping to clean. Night all))
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Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 1:17 pm
Normally a shower would have taken 10 to 15 minutes at most with this audio. However, with the stench that wouldn't go away, Lizzy ended spending at least 2 hours in the washrooms. The end result?
Lizzy was still stinky. Perhaps she was now destined to be a stinky skunk Audio for the rest of her days at the camp. Slightly slumped over, she trudged her way back into the cabin, leaving a stinky trail behind her. She noticed some Audios starting to work on getting the room itself fixed up.
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Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 1:46 pm
As soon as Bobby sees Lizzy trudging towards the Cabin he holds out a grilled fish on a skewer to her.
"Hey Lizzy, did anyone tell you about the tomatoe bath behind Chef's kitchen?"
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Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 1:58 pm
Lizzy's nose crinkled slightly at the grilled fish. Sushi was one thing, but cooked fish wasn't so delicious. Shaking her head, she remained silent and didn't take the offered skewer.
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