HAS WINGS. SITS ANYWAY.
DUSTY
THE MOTHMANSays he's waiting for his washing. Doesn't seem to have any.
“I don't know.”
THE DRYER'S STILL BROKEN.
TRY HITTING IT AGAIN.Dusty The Mothman
MACHINE 4OWES ME A SOCK.
WAITING FOR THE SPIN.It said
It said
three minutes.
BORIS: That was an hour ago.
DUSTY: Give it a minute.
don't ash in the washing.
BORIS: Is that mine? DUSTY: It is now.
“It was already burning.”
IF YOU FIND A SOCK, ASK BORIS.
SOMEBODY LEFT THIS HERE.ISSUE 01 / NIGHT WASH
SMOKE.
Boris wants the window open. Dusty asks the smoke.
IT'S IN THE BIN.
BORIS: You threw it away?DUSTY: I put it somewhere.
go on, have a look.
ABOUT THE WORDS +
LĪVÕ KĒĻ
The Livonian dialogue is a draft. A fluent speaker still needs to check it.
Livonian dictionary ↗ Livonian grammar ↗ Tartu translation tool ↗CHAMICURO
A few Chamicuro words. The dialogue is in English for now.
- kawsa
- smoke
- chpolyaye
- night
- unijsa
- water
- chi’nuke
- house
REGULARS. UNFORTUNATELY.SAME CHAIRS EVERY NIGHT.
THE USUAL
SUSPECTS.
They were here
when we opened.
HAS WINGS. SITS ANYWAY.
ONE SOCK SHORT.
BORIS
THE TOADHe's waiting for his other sock. Won't leave without it.
“Who's that?”
HAS ALREADY QUIT.
THE SMOKE
DUSTY'S, APPARENTLY.Dusty let it out. Now it won't go back in.
“...”
BORIS: WHAT'S IT FOR?
$DUSTY
DUSTY: You're looking at it.
JUST $DUSTY.
“Is this a roadmap?”
“It's a sock.”
“It's a sock.”
