Moorea and Claudine returned to the island with two children. While the family was away, Claudine gave birth to a second son, Tama Palefau.
(Yes, that's the baby I meant to delete from the pre-populated version of the town - I just didn't have the heart...)
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Hakopi and Runa also returned. Hakopi was a bit taken aback by the fact that the fale next to his was now destined to be a museum. I think he secretly hopes there will not be too many visitors trampling through his garden!
Hakopi still wants to start an experimental farm - I think he'd hoped this disaster would give him an opportunity to buy some land somewhere, but of course the royal family doesn't see the use of experimental vegetables (or any kind of vegetables), so they're stonewalling him. Again.
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Muriel and Dylan Potpourri moved back into their house in Tapuwhai Town:
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The Puriri family moved into a fale in the village itself. Their old one was damaged badly, and like Fepiku last week, they sold it back to the Mau family. This is the new Puriri fale:
Nasik immediately ran off to find his cousin (and best friend) Maise Tau - unfortunately, Maise had not returned yet.
That night Salesi takes his son to the beach,to do some stargazing...
It's good to be home!
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Of course the Roger family was already there. They are installed in a Density Pacimfic prefab without much furniture and they're not likely to move any time soon.
And since we never officially introduced this family before, here are some pictures. Mary and Silver, with their toddler Flint:
And the twins, Jack and Jolly:
(Personally, I think that anyone who names their children Jack Roger and Jolly Roger should be run out of town...)
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Hepuari and Heleni Rotorima have cleaned up their fale. You can see that Heleni is the one who really decorated it - Hepuari doesn't really mind the pink, as long as it keeps his daughter happy...
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Meanwhile all the unoccupied houses that belong to nobody have been stripped and cleaned up. Although nobody wanted to touch the grungy shacks near the beach - there's not much sense in trying to clean those!
(That's probably why nobody noticed so far that Hohepa Solomon moved into one of those very shacks!)
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