Fates Supports/Kana(M) Shiro
C Support
Kana(M): Hmph!
Shiro: Got your hmph-face on, huh, Kana?
Kana(M): It's raining, Shiro. It's been doing that lots lately.
Shiro: Probably not going to stop anytime soon either.
Kana(M): I'm going to go crazy if I can't get outside to play soon.
Shiro: Oh, I gotcha. Then how about we whittle ourselves some rain-go-away figures?
Kana(M): That's not a thing.
Shiro: Sure it is. You get yourself some logs. Whittle some heads on 'em. Make the faces angry looking so they scare off the rain. Blammo!
Kana(M): You sure that works?
Shiro: Sure! Come on. I'll help you make a whole bunch of 'em.
Kana(M): So what do we do with all of these rain-go-away figures, Shiro?
Shiro: Put 'em in doorways, windows, anywhere the rain clouds can see their angry faces.
Kana(M): I don't think the faces are angry enough... I really need this to work.
Shiro: Well, what if we make 'em all look like our parents?
Kana(M): Yeah! I know I always do whatever Mama and Papa say when they look angry.
Shiro: Whoa. You're just scribbling all sorts of stuff on those faces, aren't you!
Kana(M): I draw pretty well. Here, I'll do your face on this one.
Shiro: Pretty good, pretty good... Make me look tougher though.
Kana(M): What? All right. I'll just make the eyebrows darker.
Shiro: Whoa! I don't have a unibrow!
Kana(M): You don't? Oh, I guess you don't. Too late. Come on, Shiro. Let's stick these figures in these windows.
Shiro: I bet we're going to have some great weather tomorrow, Kana!
Kana(M): I'd be scared off too, seeing all of these super-mad figures!
B Support
Kana(M): Hmpf!
Shiro: You know, if you keep making that hmpf-face, it'll stay that way. What's got you down now?
Kana(M): Our rain-go-away figures only scared the rain away for a day. It's gross again.
Shiro: It has to rain sometime. But our figures did work, right?
Kana(M): Yes, but Mama made me stay inside that day and do chores. And then it's been raining ever since.
Shiro: Maybe the rain's getting back at you for putting up all those figures... Just kidding, little man. This is just how life goes when you're a kid. Always waiting for the rain to stop.
Kana(M): I'll never be able to play outside ever again!
Shiro: Yeesh—I remember that feeling now. Horrible.
Kana(M): It IS horrible!
Shiro: Hey, let's just go outside.
Kana(M): Now? But we'll get wet.
Shiro: So what if we get wet? Just think of it as swimming without a lake.
Kana(M): But won't my parents—?
Shiro: Just tell me—does it sound like fun or not?
Kana(M): Uh, yes?
Shiro: Darn right, yes. Let's go right now. We'll have a race somewhere muddy.
Kana(M): Ha! Yes! Let's go!
Shiro: Ready, little man? You lead the charge. I'll be right behind you.
Kana(M): You're going to follow me? OK then... CHARGE!
A Support
Shiro: So, hey there, Kana.
Kana(M): Hi, Shiro!
Shiro: Sorry I got you in trouble for running around in the rain and mud. I heard Avatar was furious.
Kana(M): She was mad, all right.
Shiro: Yeah, and I said it was OK to go out. Sorry again.
Kana(M): What? That was the best time ever. I'm glad you thought of it.
Shiro: You are? Huh.
Kana(M): Jumping in puddles, racing around in the mud. It was THE BEST.
Shiro: Oh! Glad you had fun. I guess I did too.
Kana(M): Wish it was raining right now.
Shiro: What, getting yelled at once isn't enough?
Kana(M): But it was so fun.
Shiro: I guess we could just go outside and roll around in the dirt.
Kana(M): That doesn't sound that great. Besides, we don't have to worry about getting yelled at. We'll just ask permission.
Shiro: Now THAT doesn't sound that great. Asking to go out and play in the rain?
Kana(M): I guess that was half the fun... Ugh! When will it rain again?!
Shiro: Hey, buddy. Here's a plan. Let's take all those rain-go-away figures... And we'll throw 'em all in the lake. That could convince the rain to come back. We'll stand at the water's edge... And we'll throw those darn figures as hard as we can. Sound good?
Kana(M): Where do you come up with these ideas, Shiro?! Sure! Let's go, big buddy!
