WELL, I SUPPOSE MANY HAVE BECOME GRAVES, ONE WAY OR ANOTHER.
Perhaps he should've started with a riddle for children. Skull bobs gently in his jar, two illusory googly eyes appearing in his eye sockets. Paired with the mustache, it's very funny. Not that Benedict is looking, of course.
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Perhaps he should've started with a riddle for children. Skull bobs gently in his jar, two illusory googly eyes appearing in his eye sockets. Paired with the mustache, it's very funny. Not that Benedict is looking, of course.
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"A well?" he asks, "but what does that have to do with a compass." He's getting frustrated.
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He purses his lips.
"...is it a well then?" Turning his head to look at the skull, the parchment floats off.
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He doubts it as soon as he says it.
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A few long moments later: "a coin?"
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Who gives a hoot whether the snakes are offended, anyway? Hearing Benedict's weird ideas is quite entertaining.
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"Sorry, snakes. Sure."
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TWO FATHERS AND TWO SONS CAUGHT THREE HARES.
EACH GOT ONE.
HOW?
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"It was a grandfather, his son, and his grandson. Two fathers and two sons." He looks pleased with himself.
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Oddly enough, he doesn't sound sarcastic.
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"...what? How?"
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"...L-A-U-G-H."
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He's dreading the punchline.
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"That's not how language works," he grumbles.
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