"I'm looking forward to it too,"
Marvin replied with a grin, gazing towards the tall, bright tent ahead, "I wonder what surprises there will be?"
"I'll go and line up first, so we can sit in the middle later, that's the best spot for viewing," Holmes said.
"Alright, see you in a bit."
The line moved slowly like a dragon, and soon, Marvin reached the ticket window.
"Standing tickets for Three Penny, seated tickets for Five Penny..."
Seated behind a long table, a girl with a ponytail and dressed in men's clothes sat up straight, her smile sweet as she asked, "Which would you like to buy, sir?"
"Two seated tickets."
Marvin counted out ten Copper Pennies and placed them in the change box at the corner of the table.
"Okay."
The girl swiftly tore off two ticket-sized slips of paper and handed them to Marvin, gesturing with her palm towards the curtain behind her, "Seating isn't assigned, you can sit wherever you like."
"Can pets enter?"
"Pets?"
