Words of the Constant
Palm Tree
Wilson P. HiggsburyWhat a waste of wood.
Wilson P. HiggsburyI feel like I could have prevented that.
Wilson P. HiggsburyTake that, nature!
Wilson P. HiggsburyHow tropical.
WagstaffAh. Thermal combustion at work.
WagstaffIt's been reduced to a pile of carbon.
WagstaffI believe that was my work, but it's hard to say for sure.
WagstaffIts fronds are quite large and could be made useful.
WalaniThat's not cool.
WalaniI know the feeling.
WalaniSliced and diced.
WalaniCool hair, tree.
WarbucksI've always enjoyed a roaring fire.
WarbucksI say, is there no one around to clean this mess?
WarbucksThat tree has been hunted already.
WarbucksA rather equatorial tree.
WarlyAu revoir, tree.
WarlyCrisp, no?
WarlySliced!
WarlyA good leaning tree.
WigfridThe wood's ablaze!
WigfridLoge took that one.
WigfridChopped by the warrior of the woods!
WigfridDo you forsake branches, tree?
MaxwellIt is not long for this world.
MaxwellIn another lifetime, perhaps.
MaxwellI have used it for my own purposes.
MaxwellHow luxurious.
WebberWhat a senseless waste of firewood.
WebberIt's dropped its last coconut.
WebberGoodbye, Tree of Palms.
WebberThis tree has presents!
WendyI should probably step back.
WendyIt's turned a beautiful shade of black.
WendyWhat lovely destruction.
WendyIts fruit bestows life, but only if I kill it.
WheelerProof positive that wood does burn.
WheelerThat's not going to grow back.
WheelerI believe that was my handywork.
WheelerThese trees look different from the air.
Ms. WickerbottomThe tree is burning.
Ms. WickerbottomA carbonized tree.
Ms. WickerbottomIt has been harvested.
Ms. WickerbottomI'd like to sit underneath it with a good book.
Wilba'TIS FWOOSHING
Wilba'TIS FWOOSH'D
WilbaCHOPT
Wilba'TIS TREE O' BIG LEAVES
WillowWooow! So much fire!
WillowA major improvement.