[Wow, dad, where's the trust, they're the most responsible kids in the entire world.
It takes a full three minutes (count them, three minutes, 180 seconds) for Will to even realize Frank's there. He's too busy outlining a few of the stones in his castle with green, making them look cracked and mossy, leaning in with an intensity that most kids his age haven't learned yet. In fact, that's the constant with all the murals -- they're detailed, intricate in a way that thirteen-year-olds don't usually have the patience to be. All the trees are gnarled and craggy, all the blades of grass are individual brush strokes, all the leaves are carefully tipped with darker green.
It isn't until Will turns to refresh the paint on his brush that he notices Frank, jumping in his seat and just barely managing to keep from gasping aloud. He has paint all over his hands, so he can't really use his device to type, but he signs, quick and clumsy, hands green and blue and gray:] Rude!
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It takes a full three minutes (count them, three minutes, 180 seconds) for Will to even realize Frank's there. He's too busy outlining a few of the stones in his castle with green, making them look cracked and mossy, leaning in with an intensity that most kids his age haven't learned yet. In fact, that's the constant with all the murals -- they're detailed, intricate in a way that thirteen-year-olds don't usually have the patience to be. All the trees are gnarled and craggy, all the blades of grass are individual brush strokes, all the leaves are carefully tipped with darker green.
It isn't until Will turns to refresh the paint on his brush that he notices Frank, jumping in his seat and just barely managing to keep from gasping aloud. He has paint all over his hands, so he can't really use his device to type, but he signs, quick and clumsy, hands green and blue and gray:] Rude!