Case #40: Voice

[19centconstable]

[George's accent wafts over the network all by itself, which is fairly unusual.]

Er. Did everyone happen to awaken in...unusual circumstances, then?

["Unusual circumstances" is Victorian for "somebody else's bed & trousers".]

Comments

[Also voice, now private!]

[scentbombed]

Well, it's not... necessarily unusual for me, is the thing.

Re: [Also voice, now private!]

[19centconstable]

Oh. You...often find yourself in strangers' beds?

[Also voice, now private!]

[scentbombed]

[There's a sort of choking sound, and then Angua's voice goes a bit sharp.] After a full moon, sometimes.

Re: [Also voice, now private!]

[19centconstable]

Oh! Of course! I...

I didn't...

...

...

...think appropriately. Sorry.

[Also voice, now private!]

[scentbombed]

[Have a long, awkward pause.]

Right.

Re: [Also voice, now private!]

[19centconstable]

So. People take you in as a wolf and let you sleep on their beds?

[What? George would.]

[Also voice, now private!]

[scentbombed]

[Of course he would.] Er, rarely. Usually it's more like they see a wolf come in through the window and, I imagine, vacate hurriedly. I really don't mean anything by it, but it's hard to explain that.

Re: [Also voice, now private!]

[19centconstable]

I suppose some people aren't dog people.

[And they are terrible.]

Re: [Also voice, now private!]

[scentbombed]

[George Crabtree, sometimes you are her favorite person here.]

Maybe not "home-invading wolf" people, anyway.

Re: [Also voice, now private!]

[19centconstable]

Perhaps not.