Library, Monday

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For all that he relished the chance for new experiences, there was a part of William that was equally fond of routines. Which meant, of course, the library bright and early on a Monday.

The library, of course, was predictable in its unpredictableness. Which was really just a roundabout way of saying that odd things were afoot.

Odd things like books about sharks suddenly finding their way into every possible section imaginable. And while he could conceivably make a case for the one he'd found in the biography section actually belonging there (There were worlds out there with sentient sharks. That sort of thing just wasn't as surprising as it might have been months ago.), he was fairly certain there was no rhyme or reason for a book on shark facts to be amongst the arts and crafts books. Honestly.

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Talk to William!

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Who is busily reshelving, amongst other things, such brilliant titles as Manny Megalodon Goes to the Dentist.

Mod Your Library!

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For a geeky-Canadian-free experience. We cannot guarantee it will be shark-free, however.

Talk to the Librarian!

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Who may or may not have shark problems of his own.

Re: Talk to the Librarian!

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Every time Henry tried to use the Internet, he got redirected to an old Land Shark skit.

He counted this as a shark problem. Ah, back in Fandom...

OOC!

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I blame the fact that it's 3am and I just read a fanfic with weresharks.