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[Alfie glances over his shoulder at the food still sitting on the counter, then pulls back to go put it away.]
Shall we go, then? Now?
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I'm not getting in if there's anybody at the lake, mind you.
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[He ducks into the bathroom to grab a couple of clean towels.]
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Yes, we can only hope. Come on.
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Worried about those?
[Alfie points to the small flock as they approach.]
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[ Royce. ]
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Don't you start.
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He makes his way to the edge of the water, and sits down to take off his boots. ]
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[Time for rules he's just now making up.]
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[He kicks off his own boots, tucking his socks into them.]
I'm gonna do it.
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You're going to sink to the bottom like a rock. [ Royce teases. ]
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[Alfie's much the same, weight-wise - he's maybe even starting to look a little paunchy in the stomach again. Once his clothes are off, he wades into the water up to about the knees. He turns to give Royce a quick glance over his shoulder, raises an eyebrow, and then dives forward into the water.]
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He's just gonna make sure Alfie doesn't like... drown. Otherwise, he doesn't exactly get in, just up to his knees. ]
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I did think about sinking to the bottom, but then you would have had to come rescue me, and it would have put you in a mood.
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Who says I would've come to rescue you? Presumptuous of you.
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Things die in lakes all the time. Natural process. They'd probably use you for food.
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That's very comforting, mate. Yeah.
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[London is so, so polluted, Royce.]
But we went to the country from time to time. My dad taught me.
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Merrick taught me. [ He runs his fingers along the surface of the water. ] We visited a few different cities on the coast. A tour, basically.
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