<b>James</b><br/>James smiled at Alice as he finished getting his lab in order.  "Well, it's more having you look out for me, you being a doctor and all," he jibed playfully at her.  As he went through what Donovan had brought him, people started lining up for canteens filled with water.  Meanwhile, people started setting up tents, which was pretty easy since it only required pressing a button on a box.  As he tested an yellow colored leaf, breaking off a small piece and placing it in a vial, its reaction to the testing chemical was violent, causing a small spark of fire as the sample turned to ass.  Looking at the picture that came with it, he filled out a small data sheet and put it in the orange folder.  "Okay, this plant is flammable.  Should be good for starting camp fire."  He then chuckled as he looked to Alice.  "Yes, I know we have portable stoves, but I always wanted to build a campfire and try cooking the ancient way," he said with a chuckle.<br/><br/>When he saw Frankie walk out with David, he went over to them, bringing them each some water. He then patted Frankie on the back. "Okay, folders and finished samples are on your table, lab and raw samples are on mine.  Green folders for eatable vegetation,  black for toxic, blue for medicinal.  Red folders for eatable meat, grey for uneatable.  And the orange folder is for flammable."  He then headed back to the station beside Alice.<br/><br/>He next looked at the strange yellow fruit that looked like a cross between a banana and a coconut, under the peels it looked akin to an apple or pear type fruit.  It didn't react to the flammability test, so that was good, and turned the biomedical solution green, so it wasn't toxic but also not medicinal, but when it turned the bio-solvent solution green, he smiled.  That meant it was edible.  He then tested the fruit for harmful bacteria and when it was clear it was safe to eat, he pulled the yellow peels back and broke a small piece off and took a bite.  It was tangy, but sweet.  I didn't really taste like anything he had eaten before, but it closest thing he could compare it too was pineapple, with maybe some vanilla and something else.<br/><br/>He handed a piece to Alice, smiling at her.  "Wow, you have to try this," he said before yelling at Frankie.  "Frankie!  Come try this!  Our first edible fruit!"  He then took a picture of it and put it in a green folder along with a small sample.  "I wonder what we should call it," he said to Alice.  "Any ideas?"