Ethan and Robin come barreling up out of the basement and dive on the breadcrumbs.

Bella snickers, dispenses two slices of bread, and then takes pigeon notes.

When the bread is all gone, Robin and Ethan nestle down next to each other on the floor and coo.

Trouble joins them. Pigeonpile!

Coo, coo!

Trouble is the first one to say, <C'mon guys, we can snuggle some more when we're human again.> He flutters back down to the basement. Robin and Ethan follow.

Andi follows them. She is home! Those are her friends! They are all pigeons! They should be close together.

<...Andi, do you want to be here while we all demorph? I wouldn't figure you would. Because of, you know, the clothes thing.>

<Huh? Oh. I guess.> She walks a few steps, bobbing her head as pigeons do, then manages to fly away from them upstairs.

They all demorph.

"Morphing is gross," declares Robin. "But being morphed isn't so bad."

"It was certainly a change," says Ethan. "Shall we get dressed and go back upstairs?"

They do that. Trouble flops onto the couch, and the other two flop next to him.

Upstairs, Andi has demoprhed already, and is sprawled in an armchair.

Bella is still writing.

Trouble snuggles up to Robin and emits a credible coo.

"Does the pigeon brain have lingering effects or are you just being a goofball?"

"Goofball," he says, laughing.

Write, write.

Robin coos back, then giggles.

"...Well, maybe it depends what you mean by lingering effects," says Trouble.

"Hmm?"

"You said, was it lingering effects or was I being a goofball," says Trouble. "I think it's more like: I was being a goofball by acting like a pigeon, but since I just was one, I'm a little better at it than most people who aren't pigeons."

"Not much of that here," says Robin. "I can't even coo right."