Agitated by your arrival, the scamper monkeys try to escape, but are too weak to do so. Bridget gives each a couple of pale nuts and then ponder how to keep them safe whilst they sleep off their inappropriate meal, since on the ground and even in the trees they will be vulnerable to predators. “Is it okay for a druid to involve herself like this Mistress Morgan, or must I leave these monkeys be?” she asks, clearly upset that the answer may be the later, “Are we permitted to build platforms in the trees for them? I know such constructs are unnatural, but they will die without them,” she inquires once the druidess has gathered her samples, including one of the fruit, although she is sure she and others at the Hill Fort have safely eaten them before.<br/>As Ixy wonders what little use this scene could be to her, Aeryn examines the monkeys. It turns out Bridget’s initial assessment was correct, but Aeryn is not sure if it is merely the fruit or the volume consumed that is proving problematic, as she recalls the one woodman she met complained that the scamper monkeys had gorged themselves on his mango trees, stripping them bare. “They only recently came to this part of the forest, so they must have been more at home in some other part of the forest. Maybe the elves know where,” Bridget points out, "Maybe we can ask them when we meet everyone else in your circle Mistrest Morgan?"