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Deb is the only person in costume and nearly leaves. Sue pulls out a chair and says they need her. It is the music round, not the spells: Deb gets two answers right and three wrong. The hat stays on all evening, including in the photo she almost missed being part of. This standalone Short contains the awkward arrival, the welcome and the evening Deb chooses to stay for.
The full story explains the Halloween quiz misunderstanding and the cape knot that makes a quiet disappearance difficult. Here, the small act of making room is enough to change how Deb remembers the evening. You can try a free chat with Rosie if you fancy telling a story of your own.
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Deb: I wore a costume. Nobody else did. I nearly left.
Deb: Sue pulled out my chair. 'Sit down. We need you.'
Rosie: For the spells?
Deb: Music round. Two right. Three wrong. Nobody evicted the witch.
Rosie: Did you keep the hat?
Deb: All evening. Even in the photo. I nearly missed being in it.