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Nerevarine at 03:40, 28 September 2008

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Nerevarine at 16:46, 17 May 2008

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-	Butter walked along a rocky ledge gazing out into the distance. Bread was close behind, spending considerably more attention than his brother to the surface on which they walked so not to stumble. Bread and Butter frequently look walks like this, exploring their world together while making themselves scarce back at home. Over the past several years the dissention that had formed among their siblings grew stronger with every passing day, so often the two of them felt more at home with each other in a strange place then they ever did back at the Grubb Hovel. After following Butter for several meters, Bread could make out a dark opening in the side of the rocky face.	+	Butter walked along a rocky ledge gazing out into the distance. Bread was close behind, spending considerably more attention than his brother to the surface on which they walked so not to stumble. Bread and Butter frequently took walks like this, exploring their world together while making themselves scarce back at home. Over the past several years the dissension that had formed among their siblings grew stronger with every passing day, so often the two of them felt more at home with each other in a strange place then they ever did back at the Grubb Hovel. After following Butter for several meters, Bread could make out a dark opening in the side of the rocky face.

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-	“Well, well, well, if it isn't ‘Butt-Hair' and his little sidekick,” said Grain, walking into the room with his entourage of like-minded followers. “Looks like our little machine expert is gonna get on The Matron's good side by fixing the stove- '''again'.” Butter kept his eyes on what he was doing to not give Grain the satisfaction of irritating him. “What's wrong? No Matron here to defend you?” Grain said with a smirk.	+	“Well, well, well, if it isn't ‘Butt-Hair' and his little sidekick,” said Grain, walking into the room with his entourage of like-minded followers. “Looks like our little machine expert is gonna get on The Matron's good side by fixing the stove- ''again''.” Butter kept his eyes on what he was doing to not give Grain the satisfaction of irritating him. “What's wrong? No Matron here to defend you?” Grain said with a smirk.

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-	Bread stopped. “Well I know ''I'm'' not her favorite, but that's not what I was asking,”	+	Bread stopped. “Well I know ''I'm'' not her favorite, but that's not what I was asking.”

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-	“She's prolly in the kitchen, Bud.” Bread said using the affectionate nickname he had used during their youngling-years	+	“She's prolly in the kitchen, Bud.” Bread said using the affectionate nickname he had used during their youngling-years.

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	“Not really. I'm sorry I startled you, It's just…“		“Not really. I'm sorry I startled you, It's just…“
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	Greeva stopped what she was doing, walked over to the table and sat down. “You know you can tell me anything right?”		Greeva stopped what she was doing, walked over to the table and sat down. “You know you can tell me anything right?”

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	====Part 2: Solidarity====		====Part 2: Solidarity====

-	Butter awoke with a start. “Bread ….. Bread wake up…. Where's Mom, I mean… our Matron?” Butter had not referred to his mother as “Mom” since he was a youngling, but he was troubled as a result of the nightmare he just had. “Where is Greeva,” he asked again shaking his sleeping brother.	+	Butter awoke with a start. “Bread ….. Bread wake up…. Where's Mom, I mean… our Matron?” Butter had not referred to his mother as “Mom” since he was a youngling, but he was troubled as a result of the nightmare he just had. “Where is Greeva?” he asked again, shaking his sleeping brother.


-	“She's prolly in the kitchen Bud,” Bread said using the affectionate nickname he had used during their youngling-years	+	“She's prolly in the kitchen, Bud.” Bread said using the affectionate nickname he had used during their youngling-years


-	Butter leapt to his feet. Powerfully motivated by fear, he ran to the kitchen of the Grubb Hovel. As he burst through the entryway, Butter shouted “Mom!?! .. um, I mean Matron!?!	+	Butter leapt to his feet. Powerfully motivated by fear, he ran to the kitchen of the Grubb Hovel. As he burst through the entryway, Butter shouted “Mom! .. um, I mean Matron!”


-	“What is it?” Greeva said standing near the stove as she had every morning for the past 16 years Butter could remember. “Why all the panic?” Upon seeing his mother Butter relaxed. In a veiled attempt to recover his composure, Butter sat down in a chair at the table near the west wall.	+	“What is it?” Greeva said, standing near the stove as she had every morning Butter could remember. “Why all the panic?” Upon seeing his mother Butter relaxed, and with a sigh of relief, sat down in a chair at the table near the west wall.


-	“Oh, it's nothing, I just had a bad dream,” said Butter.	+	“Oh, it's nothing, I just had a bad dream.” said Butter.


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-	“Not really, I'm sorry I startled you…. It's just-“ Greeva stopped what she was doing, walked over to the table and sat down.	+	“Not really. I'm sorry I startled you, It's just…“

-		+	Greeva stopped what she was doing, walked over to the table and sat down. “You know you can tell me anything right?”
-	“You know you can tell me anything right?”	+


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-	“Even thought it was just a dream, it seemed so real that when I woke up, I wasn't sure I was dreaming.”	+	“Even though it was just a dream, it seemed so real that when I woke up, I wasn't sure I had been dreaming.”


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-	“Well, um… I lost you. I mean you left, …. but not because…. Well it ….. I just don't know what I'd do without you,” Butter finally said.	+	“Well, um… I lost you. I mean you left, but not because…. Well it ….. I just don't know what I'd do without you,” Butter finally said.


-	“Don't worry little one, I'm not going anywhere,” Greeva said with an adoring smile.	+	“Don't worry little one, I'm not going anywhere.” Greeva said with an adoring smile.


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-	Butter began to eat as Bread, clearly groggy, entered the kitchen. “I don't know how many more times you can wake me up like that Bud before I start to get irritated.”	+	Butter began to eat as his brother, clearly groggy, entered the kitchen. “I don't know how many more times you can wake me up like that Bud before I start to get irritated.” Said Bread with a yawn.


-	“Sorry, I …… I just thought ….. well I was wrong, sorry,” Butter said staring down at his plate so as to avoid eye contact.	+	“Sorry, I - I just thought ….. Well, I was wrong, sorry.” Butter said, staring down at his plate to avoid eye contact.


-	“I know, I know, you thought The Matron was in danger. You did what any good goblin, worth his weight would do,” Bread said as he sat down across the table from his brother. “Don't worry about it.”	+	“I know, I know, you thought The Matron was in danger. You did what any good goblin, worth his weight would do.” Bread said as he sat down across the table from his brother. “Don't worry about it.”


-	Both of them ate in silence. Soon they could hear the rest of the clan begin to stir. “I'm done,” said Butter unnerved. “I think I'm going to go down to the warrens and see if I can scrap together some parts. That stove is gonna die any day now.” Butter took his dish to the bin and started to walk out.	+	Both of them ate in silence. Soon they could hear the rest of the clan begin to stir. “I'm done.” said Butter, still unnerved. “I think I'm going to go down to the Warrens and see if I can scrape together some parts. That stove is gonna die any day now.” Butter took his dish to the bin and started to walk out.


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-	“Well look who got to eat first,” a voice said from outside the room.	+	“Well look who got to eat first,” a voice called from outside the room.


-	“Well, they ''are'' The Matron's favorites.” Said another mockingly.	+	“Well, they ''are'' The Matron's favorites.” said another, mockingly. Grain and his little gang of brothers were standing in the entrance to the kitchen, sneering at the two young goblins.


-	“You are all my favorites,” said Greeva as the chow line formed.	+	“You are all my favorites,” said Greeva as the chow line formed and Bread and Butter slipped out the side entrance to the kitchen.


-	Greeva's voice started to fade as Bread and Butter made their way down the main corridor, through the arch, and out the south gate to the Warrens. This place used to be were the soldier hordes bunked in ages gone by, but now it simply served as a storage area for all things Grubb Clan.	+	Greeva's voice faded as the boys made their way down the main corridor, through the arch, and out the south gate to the Warrens.

		+	“Do you really think Mom has favorites?” Bread said as they walked. Butter stopped dead, quickly turned to his brother, and grabbed him by the collar.

-	“Do you really think Mom has favorites?” Braid said as they walked. Butter stopped dead. Quickly turning to his brother, Butter grabbed Bread by the collar.

-		+	“We are not The Matrons favorites!” said Butter. “The Matron does not have favorites. Get all notions out of that thick head of yours, that we are in any way special. We were borne into a family of 143!! Do you really think anything is unique about us that none of the others share? Stop acting like a baby,” Butter said as he turned and continued walking.
-	“We are not The Matrons favorites!” said Butter. “The Matron does not have favorites. Get all notions out of that thick head of your's, that we are in any way special. We were borne into a family of 143!! Do you really think anything is unique about us that none of the others share? Stop acting like a baby,” Butter said as he turned and continued walking.	+


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-	The two continued down until they reached the Warrens. Butter walked over to a pile of junk. Seeing the distress in his brother's eye he asked: “what do you think of these? I mean I know they're not top-of-the-line but-“	+	The two continued down until they reached their destonation. This place used to be where the soldier hordes bunked in ages gone by, but now it simply served as a storage area for all things Grubb Clan. Butter walked over to a pile of junk and seeing the distress in his brother's eye he asked, “What do you think of these? I mean I know they're not top-of-the-line but…“


-	“They will do fine,” Bread said focusing on the task at hand. “We just need to make sure the coupling is properly modified to allow-“	+	“They'll do fine,” Bread said, focusing on the task at hand. “We just need to make sure the coupling is properly modified to allow-“


-	“-To allow none of the pressure to escape. Don't forget that I was the one who taught you that,” Butter said giving an affectionate nudge to his brother. “Why don't you start striping the molding of those pipes while I get to work on-“	+	“…to allow none of the pressure to escape. Don't forget that I was the one who taught you that.” Butter said, giving an affectionate nudge to his brother. “Why don't you start striping the molding off those pipes while I get to work on…“


-	“Well, well, well, if it isn't ‘Butt-Hair' and his little sidekick,” said Grain walking into the room with his entourage of like-minded followers. “Looks like our little machine expert is gonna get on The Matrons good side by fixing the stove….. Again.” Butter kept his eyes on what he was doing to not give Grain the satisfaction of irritating him. “what's wrong? No Matron here to defend you?” Grain said with a smirk.	+	“Well, well, well, if it isn't ‘Butt-Hair' and his little sidekick,” said Grain, walking into the room with his entourage of like-minded followers. “Looks like our little machine expert is gonna get on The Matron's good side by fixing the stove- '''again'.” Butter kept his eyes on what he was doing to not give Grain the satisfaction of irritating him. “What's wrong? No Matron here to defend you?” Grain said with a smirk.


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-	“What? You need help?, I thought the mighty Butter needed no goblin's help,” Grain said looking across the faces of his willing followers. “I thought the mighty Butter was to be the salvation of all.”	+	“What? You need help?, I thought the mighty Butter needed no goblin's help.” Grain said, looking across the faces of his willing followers. “I thought the mighty Butter was to be the salvation of all.”


-	“Doesn't look all that special to me,” said one of the assembled.	+	“Doesn't look all that special to me,” said one of the gang.


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-	“Or you'll what?” said Grain interrupting. “Looks like you are out numbered here. In fact I could do anything right now and you couldn't stop me. No Matron to protect you down here.”	+	“Or you'll what?” said Grain, interrupting. “Looks like you are out numbered here. In fact I could do anything right now and you couldn't stop me. No Matron to protect you down here.”
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-	“Forget him,” said Butter. “He has issues,” Bread and Butter both laughed.	+


-	Grain, clearly frustrated, reeled back to take a swing at Bread. Butter instantly stood from his crouching position, catching Grain's fist mid-swing.	+	“Forget him,” said Butter. “His lice must be extra itchy this morning,” Bread and Butter both laughed.


-	Slowly, calmly, Butter looked Grain right in the eyes and said: “look, any family that lives without plumbing is bound to accumulate some shit, in this case it just happened to take the form of a piss-ant, and a crew of fuck-ups. I don't take it personally.”	+	Grain, his face contorted with rage, reeled back to take a swing at Bread, but Butter instantly stood from his crouching position, catching Grain's fist mid-swing. Slowly, calmly, Butter looked Grain right in the eyes.

		+	“Look, any family that lives without plumbing is bound to accumulate some shit; in this case it just happened to take the form of a piss-ant, and his crew of fuck-ups. I don't take it personally.” With that, the rest of Grain's crew attacked. Butter pushed Bread aside just in time to catch the brunt of the assault.

-	With that the rest of Grain's crew attacked. Butter pushed Bread aside just in time to catch the brunt of the assault.

		+	“Who's the fuck-up now?” a voice called as Butter and Bread were left alone in the Warrens, Butter bleeding from the nose and mouth as his brother tended to his wounds.

-	“Who's the fuck-up now” a voice called as Butter and Bread were left alone in the Warrens, Butter bleeding from the nose and mouth as his brother attempted to tend to his wounds.

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