IANTO
sometimes love can kill a man
Staying up here sounds perfectly acceptable to me, Ianto’s informs the group, not that he thinks they are particularly interested in what he has to say. If they were, they probably wouldn’t still be here looking down at a land shark in a dust storm. Flapping hard against the whipping gale, Alina might be utterly unimpressed with him (for good reason) but she at least offers a place to rest, and Ianto accepts it willingly.
If we can distract it away from us enough to touch down, I can summon the Wishing Wagon to get us out of here, he suggests. Large enough to house all of them and to keep the dust out, he thinks perhaps they ought to have used it in the first place. Except he probably wouldn’t have been able to get a tip-off about the land shark, and then they’d all be eaten.
Ianto accepts the offered perch from Alina, and suggests if they distract the shark away rather than attacking, he can get them out of the storm with the Wishing Wagon.
If we can distract it away from us enough to touch down, I can summon the Wishing Wagon to get us out of here, he suggests. Large enough to house all of them and to keep the dust out, he thinks perhaps they ought to have used it in the first place. Except he probably wouldn’t have been able to get a tip-off about the land shark, and then they’d all be eaten.
Ianto accepts the offered perch from Alina, and suggests if they distract the shark away rather than attacking, he can get them out of the storm with the Wishing Wagon.
