Alfred
"What an unfortunate event, even if it was seen as necessary." As a son of someone who ran a small business in a large city, he could relate to it. "I've almost lost my home before. For a different reason, but... It's still unfair sometimes." 

He stared out at the ocean and sky once more, just before he would feel the ferris wheel start to move again. "Pictures! Of course we should, hun!" He felt his heart skip a beat when he mentioned it. Even after he got that not-so-secret shot of him, Saul didn't seem like the person who would want to be them. Though risky, Ezra slipped out of the seatbelt he was in and went to then other side so he was sitting next to Saul. 
"Just tell me when!" He hummed.
Dorothy
Saul appreciated the empathy Ezra showed, and wondered what was the reason why he almost lost his home. Wait, the pictures why of course- 

Saul didn't have the best smile when it came from photos, he just looked very creepy grinning like that ~~or maybe he just didn't know how to smile properly.~~ "Right I'm ready. Do your thing," He said with a straight face. Waiting for Ezra to take a few photos. He made a few strange smiles, meaning he barely did it it was more awkward if anything. Saul also moved his face tilting it and trying to get himself in good angles.
Alfred
"Three, two, one, smile!" He hummed, putting on cheerful smiles as he moved his phone in different angles. Sometimes he would be the main one in the frame, sometimes it would be Saul. Ezra even leaned over and put his head on Saul's shoulder. Only for a couple of seconds though!

"And, done! Would you like to have these pictures for yourself? I could send them to you. Or maybe there's a place to print these! Either way, I'll go through them and pick the *Best* Ones for you-" That's when he noticed something. It was still in the boardwalk, so maybe they could go over there! "Oh, hun! Have you been rollerskating? Maybe we can do that instead of another ride!" He points to the rink; it was practically glowing because of the sunset's rays.
Dorothy
For once he actually felt proud of himself, that was until he took a glance at the few of the photos. It takes a lot too shoot down his self confidence, but sweet mother arceus was his smile was atrocious. It's no wonder frowning came more naturally to him, it just looked better if anything. "Yes please I would like them printed. I can trust that you pick the best ones," He nodded. 

"Rollerskating?" He raised an eyebrow at the young man than looked over to the skating rink and shook his his. "No. I've never been to one, but I have seen them on television I think," He shut his eyes thinking. "I don't mind trying it out at all," He gave a slight chuckle. It was kind of liberating to him as he's finally taking it easy.
Alfred
"I'll do it tomorrow! It'll be nice to explore more of this tiny, yet grand island." He tucked his phone away for now and got ready for the ride to reach the bottom again. That was a lot less time than he thought it would be. But, they had their next activity planned! Or so Ezra hoped. 

"My, you've certainly missed a lot of things! First carnival ride, now first time on roller skates? You'd *Never* Find someone back home who doesn't go to the rink every other weekend!" He have Saul a little push. "Of course I'm teasing. There's tons of things I haven't done. But yes, let's hope they're still open!" He looked over to the operator who came over when the ride stopped. He seemed a bit exasperated that Ezra slipped over to the other side, but he didn't say anything. Ezra smiled and hopped on out.