one tree hill: the next generation

davis robert baker and james lucas scott.

[dudebaker-blog]

At least my death wouldn’t be in vain — I mean, someone’s gotta be the warning shot for everyone else, right?

[troublebakers-blog]

I guess you can look at it that way. 

[dudebaker-blog]

Please, don’t act like I wasn’t there the time both of you cried over Marley & Me.

Oh, of course, for safety. And who said chivalry was dead?

[troublebakers-blog]

I didn't cry. I have allergies, they were acting up. It was a horrible coincidence.

I'd need to save my own ass, Lyd. My brain has too many good ideas to get eaten.

[dudebaker-blog]

And this is why I refuse to watch horror movies with you ever. But really, Jay, wouldn’t you talking about it mean your untimely death will follow mine?

[troublebakers-blog]

Not necessarily. Because I'd have the smarts to avoid anything that could get me killed by whatever maniac is running around in the woods.

[dudebaker-blog]

You can go cry about how offensive I am later, first we have to figure out the right way back. Unless we get eaten by a bear first. — Kidding.

[troublebakers-blog]

I'm not going to cry. I'm not Jude. And if a bear comes... Well, I'll probably just throw you in the way. Safety and all.

[dudebaker-blog]

Considering how many times we’ve all been dragged up here, you’d think the creepy beginning-of-a-cheap-horror-movie vibe would begin to go away.

[troublebakers-blog]

If we are in a horror movie though, that means you'll be the first to go. The one who talks about it is always the first one gone.

[dudebaker-blog]

You know, until now I thought it was impossible to get lost if you had a path to follow. I’m totally blaming you for this, by the way — just a heads up.

[dudebaker-blog]

[troublebakers-blog]

That's offensive. You were attempting to navigate just as much as I was, Lydia. Honestly.