The first thing Roger noticed was that the back of his head hurt, followed by that it was on a floor. This was certainly interesting, but it wouldn't be the first time he'd camped out on someone's property without knowing it. Nor would this be the first time he had been found and stuck in a locked room until the local Officer Jenny arrived to stick him in another cell for a while. 
	[color=lightblue][i]"They haven't come get me yet,"[/i][/color] he thought without opening his eyes, [color=lightblue][i]so I might as well get what I can in."[/i][/color] he tried to go back to sleep, but then Darwin started hooting quietly, but insistently in his ear, and he noticed a frustrated scratching.
	[color=lightblue]"You sound kind of muffled, there, Darwin. I told you about making a scene in front of landlords."[/color] Roger mumbled, [color=lightblue]"and Maria, stop damaging the bedspread. The lady with the antique tiles was not nice about it."[/color] he drifted back off into darkness.
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......... [color=violet]"Slow...po...ke"[/color] yawned Earl. Roger's eyes shot open. [color=lightblue][i]"We're dead..."[/i][/color]
	[color=lightblue][i]"Alright. Sure,"[/i][/color] he thought indignantly at whoever was out there, [color=lightblue][i]"I'm up. Let's see what's what."[/i][/color] As he stood, he adjusted his glasses and roughly jerked on the edges of his shirt sleeves to straighten them. As he absently patted down his bedhead, he looked around and saw a lot of purplish nothing. Now officially very concerned, he briefly checked out his friends. [color=lightblue]"Okay yeah,"[/color] he said to the team quietly, [color=lightblue]"Darwin, Maria, how're you holdin' up?"[/color] A nod from Darwin and a smile from Maria. He didn't even ask Earl, he just glared accusingly at the Slowpoke staring into more nothing than usual. Then he saw the Legendary Dogs and a shadowy figure.
	Roger blinked, [color=lightblue]"Oh. I'm dreaming. That explains Earl better than him being some kinda harbinger of bad things."[/color] he said to no one in particular.