Come What May Discworld

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the intrepid scholar shuttles around on his moped to interview local residents

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Come What May Discworld <p><b>'Exceptionally interesting' Alain de Botton</b><br><br><b>'</b><b>ACome What May follows Debi Glioris much loved foxes, Large and Small, as they head out on a picnic in the countryside to wind down after a rather trying afternoon attempting some baking. As their walk takes them across flower strewn meadows, through cool woods and eventually up onto a gentle hill from which they can see their cosy home below, they reflect on all the moods a single day can hold. And as a squall of rain briefly threatens their picnic,