It almost sounds like a legend. [And only a few short years ago, Cami would have been willing and happy to write it off as a myth and nothing more. But she’s learned far too much since then, not only about Wonderland but her own world, and she’s certain that even if there are aspects of the song that are embellished the story itself is likely rooted in truth.] It may be one of those things you’ll only learn in time.

[Complicated things seemed to fall within those lines.

When he brings up the Woodsman, however, Cami frowns. Part of her almost wants to balk at her instinct, call what Wirt describes far too obvious—but again, lessons learned. She doesn’t voice the bulk of her thoughts, not wanting Wirt to worry any more than he no doubt already does, yet she also can’t leave everything unsaid.]

That’s interesting. If this Woodsman ever shows up here, let me know right away, okay?

[A Woodsman, or a Beast in the guise of a man.]