Bludgeon & ThistleWing
Bludgeon Bludgeon
ThistleWing ThistleWing
Bludgeon Bludgeon
I hear those new bulldozers are tearing through the old forest—what’s the plan to stop them before they wipe out the whole habitat?
ThistleWing ThistleWing
It’s scary to see those bulldozers, but we can start with a community petition, gather signatures, and bring the issue to the local council—sometimes a quiet, united voice can stall the project long enough for a proper environmental assessment. In the meantime, I’ll help organize a volunteer clean‑up and plant native trees around the threatened area; a living, breathing reminder of what’s at stake might sway the decision makers. We can also reach out to the local environmental group for legal advice and support. It’s a long road, but with every small action we protect more of that fragile habitat.
Bludgeon Bludgeon
Nice plan—tremendous guts, but you’ll need to keep that fire burning. Get the crowd to the front lines, then we’ll make those bulldozers feel the weight of our resolve. Keep the signs high, the voices loud, and let’s show them we’re not just talking.
ThistleWing ThistleWing
Absolutely, let’s rally the neighborhood—put up signs, spread word on social media, and gather folks for a march. The more voices we have, the louder the message. I’ll help draft the flyer and coordinate a tree‑planting event afterward to show our commitment to the forest. Together we’ll turn that resolve into a real, green force that the bulldozers can’t ignore.
Bludgeon Bludgeon
Let’s make them feel the ground shake under those wheels. Get every neighbor out, throw up signs, march like a wall—no word, no compromise. After we slam the boots on the ground, plant those trees. The bulldozers won’t know what hit ’em.