Ellie chuckled softly and have him a smile, "Mm, lovely, dirt" she smirked before settling her gaze upon the tree lone again. "I didn't think that it would rain today," she said as she looked back to the clear sky.

"me neither, bit unexpected, right?" Sam said lightly, moving down to sit on the ground. He looked up at the sky, noticing the flickering satellights and the reddish ones that were a couple of planets. "i always did love stargazing." Sam said quietly, almost to himself.

Ellie nodded and put her weight on the wall, "you do seem like someone who would like that." She said softly before chuckling, making it clear she was teasing him.
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"hey!" Sam said, laughing a little before moving cautiously out of the shelter, making sure it wanst raining still. Once he was sure, he lay down on a patch of dry grass that had somehow missed the rain, laying his wet head down on the ground and gazing up at the galaxy above them, looking at the small twinkling lights.

"Its true," She said with a smile, "You seem like one of those people." She did think that as well. It made her smile to listen to his laugh, and Ellie soon decided that she wanted to hear it as much as she could. She followed him outside and sat down next to him, tilting her head up to the sky. "I like seeing the stars through the clouds... There's just something about it that makes me excitable." She was a little confused about it herself, but it was the truth.

"I think so too." Sam said as he watched the lazy clouds shifting over the stars. "I wonder what it's like up there." Sam said after a breif pause. "it must be so different to what we see from down here." He said sleepily, his words muffled and a little drowsy, his hair still sticking up, ruffled by the wind and Ellie's hand.

Ellie flopped back against the ground after a moment of thought. "I bet its spacious. Lots and lots of space." Her voice was dreamy, like she was trying to imagine it. "Probably why it's calls space. But imagine seeing storms on Earth from space?" She asked with a small smile, "You could watch it from. Whoever is on the moon right now saw the dark rain clouds just now."

"mm. they say it goes on forever, don't they? you could go on and on, and not find anything at all." Sam said, pullin his cosy grey hoodie out of his bag and putting it on, it was getting a little cold out. "but i'd hate to go to space. Must be pretty scary." Said Sam thoughtfully, his voice still a little sleepy.

"I wouldn't mind if I had someone with me in space. I think the only thing that would scare me up there is being alone. Alone in a deserted void. I couldn't handle that." She said softly as she tilted her head to look at him, "But the uncertainty is also worrying." Her voice was quiet, like she wasn't reallt with him. "But we won't know until we see it." She shrugged.

"i'd go with you if i wasnt so scared." sam said, laughing softly. "look, its jupiter." he said pointing to a bright star, lightng up it's area. "isnt it odd that some of the stars we see are actually dyeing?" Sam said, resting his head on the ground, cushioned by his fuzzy hoodie.