Scrooge McDuck (
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Let's get a little day drunk
Scrooge crossed the grass with a rather decided march, though careful of the cargo he carried. Rather longer than he would've liked- even though it was only a few minutes of a walk at the most -he descended down the steps and to the cottage-looking door that'd been set in a hill, open to the sky. This was the ground-access passage to the Fraggle home beneath Duckburg, and it was on this door he pounded his spare fist twice. While he waited, what he held in his other hand giggled twice, and Scrooge rolled his eyes.
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The admonishment was mostly feigned of course, with a smile hidden behind it, as he took his own lunch to the mentioned spot. "I certainly hope he's learned a lesson. And if he didn't, making it up to Uncle Scrooge will help with the rest of that."
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After all, their jobs were already working for Uncle Scrooge with the garden...
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He spent a few moments with his food, then glanced up at a strange sound, watching the hallway curiously.
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"At least we know he's up and around, right? After a fashion."
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"Well I..." Little scoffed sound. "I only did what I know how to do best."
Hearing the shuffling sound from before approach them, he looked up as The Blanket Formerly Known As Gobo walked into the room.
"I hope you washed your hands."
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At Wembley's remark he doesn't say anything, though he does make a thumbs-up of approval.
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Not that he sounded at all depressed about that. It was just the way things were.
"I'd much rather be here cooking and cleaning, so you all have warm meals and warm clothes to come back to after a day out, euch, adventuring."
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"...Starting tomorrow."
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