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[freezespirited]

Not that I can't appreciate the thought that went into this, but you ought to think of a more fun type of way to trick people. Catching people off guard and leading them to embarrassing themselves? Fun. Freaking them out and creating a panic on the brink of hysteria? Not so much.

Unless it's Bunny, but he's that special exception--and you probably don't even know what I'm talking about. How can so many adults even see me?

And let's say this isn't a prank, and I really was fictional. Does that matter? It felt real to me, as far as I'm concerned my life is real.

So now that I've accepted my new realness, I'd like to go and do my job. This climate really isn't meant for someone who visits the South Pole on a whim.

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[Audio]

[coimiceoir]

[Well whoever this is, she's definitely not an adult. It sounds like she might be roughly age 8? or 10? with an Irish accent.]

No one actually believes them when they say that.

There are a few rabbits here who like pranks, but most of them just like to be left alone.

[Audio]

[freezespirited]

[Jack is happy he can finally be seen and heard, but the scientists taking so many children, 8, 10, or even 16, doesn't sit well with him at all.]

It'd be more surprising if anyone did.

I guess most bunnies really are grumpy. Good to know there are a few pranksters around.

[Audio]

[coimiceoir]

There are a few people who believe it, I guess, but no one pays them any mind.

Lots of people like playing pranks here! I know at least three who do. You should visit the magic shop on the edge of town.

[Audio]

[freezespirited]

Three's a pretty good number. [Just because he has his own magic, doesn't mean he won't run into a magic shop, excited to see what there is.] Thanks, I'll check it out.