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Who: everyone
When: Day 18, evening
Where: around

[As the sun sets, the Ninth Trial ends. The Hermit and his tent disappear in a shower of square-shaped sparkles, and up above there are new stars in apple, terracotta, cobalt, & violet. Congratulations, guys!

As a parting gift, the Hermit's voice can be heard once more.

Nice job, everyone. Hopefully that was refreshing -- but if you need more apology, you should head to the beach.

Those who follow his suggestion will find a hearty bonfire set up, with food for roasting and beach blankets and cushions scattered around. The nearby water is safe and calm, so enjoy the warm, gentle evening!]

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They're super easy! The first and main step is just roasting a marshmallow.

I see. Simple enough. What follows, Miss Eliza?

Then you take two halves of a graham cracker and a piece of chocolate, and smush the marshmallow between them! A good trick too is letting the cracker and chocolate sit near the fire while you roast, so the chocolate is already a little melted before the marshmallow goes on. I've also seen cereal sprinkled on it for extra crunch!

[80H is listening with rapt attention.]

Cereal? I see. Do you have a preference for which kind?

Frosted Flakes! Lucky Charms or Fruit Loops look cute, but Frosted Flakes is the best option by a mile.

I have never had any of these...will a smore truly be inferior without them?

[she wants to make the best possible ones!!]

Frosted Flakes are sugar-glazed corn flakes. S’mores are still pretty good without them! Like you can also do s’mores with peanut butter and chocolate, or cookies instead of the crackers, but the classic is still great as is.

What an interesting number of variations. I should like to try [all] some of them.

S'mores are endlessly customizable.

I would like to make a few.

Put a marshamallow on a stick and have at it! Just remember not to shake it if it catches on fire.

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