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Always a good habit to maintain, yeah. Good for you.

I found a box of poptarts.

Definitely not a threat. I try not to do that.

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So it would seem. Is that a threat? Should I be frightened?

I found a box of poptarts.

I can be a kind guy sometimes. I’ll be holding you to that.

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So kind of you. And I won't. Promise.

I found a box of poptarts.

I guess I can share my poptarts with you then. Just don’t go blabbing to everyone that I have them.

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Please? Food for the poor? That's what homeless people say when they're asking for food, right? Have a heart, save a poor, hungry, young girl.

I found a box of poptarts.

But they are my poptarts. I don’t want to share them.

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You have a point. However, as one of the only holders of such sacred things, you should be working to spread the legacy and spiritual ways of the Poptart.

I found a box of poptarts.

But Poptarts are sacred things. They don’t fall under our human laws of philosophy.

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They say sharing is caring, and, personally, I think that's a philosophy we should all abide.

I found a box of poptarts.

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Thank you.

Then I most certainly will.

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I wouldn't really call it feisty. I am not feisty.

I think someone is getting more because the supply doesn't seem to be depleting, but I assure you that's not a very convincing argument.

Look at you, getting all feisty. Maybe, but with people going in and out of the place and taking things it’s only a matter of time before it runs out. Venture out, little lady. The suns waiting for you and so are the bugs.

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A little bit of both.

Is that fear, or simple devastation?

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I wouldn't ask if I did not want it.

If you wish for my company, yes.

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Not scary to you, maybe, but I scare easily and I don't know how well all the wreckage will work for me. 

It isn’t that scary.

I mean, you have to watch yourself, but it isn’t that scary. 

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Would you go out with me? 

If there is a building that has not been entirely damaged by the bombing and if you are quiet enough, I don’t believe you’ll have too many of said mutated animals. Or the ghouls, for that matter. It also would not hurt to take moderate safety precautions.

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Good, because you're not very good at it. That's actually a very valid point, I hadn't thought of that. Although I do think we have a pretty sustainable food and water source, it would be nice to at least get a look around in case I actually need to go out.

I’m not one to give comfort. It will only cause you trouble later. Now, the question is if you should stick with the hell you know until you run out of food and water or venture out.

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Is it really all that terrible?

I think I liked the bunkers better than this place.

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Sure it is. If I want to get a real good look at the stars, which I do, I have to be out long enough to get a sufficient look at them, but that's also plenty of time to be attacked or, or hurt, or something, so the decision is still difficult because while I would like to go outside because it's getting a bit claustrophobic in here, I also don't want to get hurt or anything which isn't something that I can control no matter how long I am outside.

So go out for a bit and then come back in. Again, it’s not a hard fucking decision.

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That's not very comforting.

Oh the irony of that statement. Most of the people in the general vicinity walked out of that bunker.