11-24-2023, 19:00:14 PM
How can a Folk Hero cover up her tracks?
1. Ed asks you to plant one item of false physical evidence, your choice, to make the Feds think it's mundane.
Beforehand, Bunyan tells Babe to lay on her cabin bed and stay still the whole time so she can claim that he's a stuffed animal in case the agents ask. Considering all of the trees she cut down throughout her time in the town, she gathers all of the logs she could find and stack them together in the forest so the agents can assume that there's some lumberjacks doing their business in the town (which is technically true).
2. Chat up either Renard (a big conspiracy theory guy, you hear) or Judge (a medical doctor as well as an FBI agent) and find another way to put them off the scent.
"Oh, bonjour madame!" Bunyan greets Judge. "My name is Pauline and while I'm around 12 years old, you can tell that I'm very tall for someone my age. That's because I have Gigantism. Do you know of any people that had it too?"
Could Bunyan have changed her height to a much more reasonable height a child could've have? Perhaps, but she had a gut feeling that the agents are aware of someone with abnormal height being in the town, so she decided that staying at her default height of six feet would be a safer move, since she'll be screwed if they caught her or at least suspected her of being able to change her height. She picked Judge as due to being an medical doctor, she'll be more likely to believe Bunyan's claim instead of Renard who would've accused her of being an actual giant of folklore.
3. Do some discreet sabotage on their belongings so they'll be forced to return to Washington. D.C., not the state.
Paul Bunyan searches for wherever the agents could've set up camp and then hack at their belongings with her trusty axe. She intends to chop down and whack everything with her axe until everything is a big mess and heavily destroyed. She hides in a room, enters her spiritual body form and sneaks out before the agents could return.
Beforehand, Bunyan tells Babe to lay on her cabin bed and stay still the whole time so she can claim that he's a stuffed animal in case the agents ask. Considering all of the trees she cut down throughout her time in the town, she gathers all of the logs she could find and stack them together in the forest so the agents can assume that there's some lumberjacks doing their business in the town (which is technically true).
2. Chat up either Renard (a big conspiracy theory guy, you hear) or Judge (a medical doctor as well as an FBI agent) and find another way to put them off the scent.
"Oh, bonjour madame!" Bunyan greets Judge. "My name is Pauline and while I'm around 12 years old, you can tell that I'm very tall for someone my age. That's because I have Gigantism. Do you know of any people that had it too?"
Could Bunyan have changed her height to a much more reasonable height a child could've have? Perhaps, but she had a gut feeling that the agents are aware of someone with abnormal height being in the town, so she decided that staying at her default height of six feet would be a safer move, since she'll be screwed if they caught her or at least suspected her of being able to change her height. She picked Judge as due to being an medical doctor, she'll be more likely to believe Bunyan's claim instead of Renard who would've accused her of being an actual giant of folklore.
3. Do some discreet sabotage on their belongings so they'll be forced to return to Washington. D.C., not the state.
Paul Bunyan searches for wherever the agents could've set up camp and then hack at their belongings with her trusty axe. She intends to chop down and whack everything with her axe until everything is a big mess and heavily destroyed. She hides in a room, enters her spiritual body form and sneaks out before the agents could return.