“Just like sneaking inside a protected part of a museum” I say.
“Uhm… right” replies Danny.
Kit raises his eyes from the passports. “We have to put the photos and they will be perfect. Your plane is a tourist charter, you will meddle with European tourists returning from their vacations on the island. There is high chance that nobody will check you at the Galileo Galilei Airport in Pisa. And with Chance among you, that probability is a certainty…”
“Ok, I go to put my civvies on” I say. Is civvies a true word? Who knows? Who cares? In a few hours I will finally spoke Italian after more than a year.
Ok, people, this is one of the main things that I think a lot of people here have trouble with. Why do most of you feel that you have to eliminate any kind of conflict within the story? It wouldn't be so bad if the idea of getting the false passports came up in the post and everyone went to get them. But to act like it was happening all along is just elementary style writing. Put some imagination into it instead of solving the problem in one, short post. This is something that has reared it's ugly head more than once in these stories. Can we please try and solve this problem? I don't like bitching like this, but sometimes it seems the only way to get things across. Thank you. Rant over.
