Operation Relocation

[Samantha McManus]

"Is that what this is about?"

[Will Stanton]

"I think this was more about Robin getting her dad out of a depressive funk, but she does have a tendency to whip up ulterior motives on the fly."

[Robin Stanton]

"What? Yeah, no. I'll have your beds all sorted by tonight. Why's everyone so... bristly?"

[Will Stanton]

"As I said, different universal constants. I told you people would be less used to our shenanigans and don't take them as lightly. You were always a learner-by-experience, though."

[Samantha McManus]

"It might be because I woke up out on the driveway in the cold."

[Robin Stanton]

"No, that couldn't possibly be it... Okay, maybe."

[Will Stanton]

"And she would have gotten away with it, too, if it weren't for you meddling kids and your dog."

[Samantha McManus]

"Or the fact that you waited around until we woke up to laugh at us."

[Will Stanton]

"That, too. I'm sure she had a getaway plan all diagrammed and executed, but the artist must stay around for the unveiling, one supposes."

[Tereza Rozanov]

Tereza opens her fist, releasing her grip on Robin.

[Robin Stanton]

"Yeah, what's the point of a prank if you don't stick around to see the results?" Robin says as she hops free of Tereza's grasp and reforms into her regular human shape.

[Samantha McManus]

"Not getting chased by an irate werewolf," she deadpans.

[Will Stanton]

"I'd been trying to get said irate werewolf chasing me for the better part of six months," Will deadpanned.

[Tereza Rozanov]

Tereza raises an eyebrow, though with so much fur, the gesture's a bit odd, "Just catch me at bad times."

[Will Stanton]

"'m just sayin'; Tereza on someone's tail isn't the deterrent you think it is."

[Samantha McManus]

Sam sighs and pinches the bridge of her nose.

"...should we put up sign-up sheets to be chased by wolves?"

[Will Stanton]

"Look, this has clearly gone south quickly. You guys don't want to play, you don't want to play. That's entirely your right.

We'll get out of your hair now, get your beds back inside, and leave you alone."