"Graham speaking: wait, w-what?" They huff a confused laugh and shakes their head. This is a lot, and neither of them really know what to think about it. What sort of city government gifts new, unwilling arrivals with, what, everything they need to get by? Will they account for Joshua as well, or only Graham?
It doesn't matter if they account for me if we can't leave, Joshua points out. We have to figure out how to get back to Red Camp.
Joshua's right, but his impatience is too much right now. Graham gets it — he wants to get back, too — but they need to think, regroup and make a real plan. Even if planning apparently-impossible grand escapes isn't Graham's strong suit, together they might be able to figure something out. So, for now, they might as well make the best of this, so they aren't arrested for ranting and screaming in the streets.
"Yeah," he says softly. "But until then, we have a place to live, anyway. Um, thank you, Detective. The train station? Do you have a map we could use?"
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It doesn't matter if they account for me if we can't leave, Joshua points out. We have to figure out how to get back to Red Camp.
Joshua's right, but his impatience is too much right now. Graham gets it — he wants to get back, too — but they need to think, regroup and make a real plan. Even if planning apparently-impossible grand escapes isn't Graham's strong suit, together they might be able to figure something out. So, for now, they might as well make the best of this, so they aren't arrested for ranting and screaming in the streets.
"Yeah," he says softly. "But until then, we have a place to live, anyway. Um, thank you, Detective. The train station? Do you have a map we could use?"