Words of the Constant
Evergreen
Wilson P. HiggsburyWhat a waste of wood.
Wilson P. HiggsburyI feel like I could have prevented that.
Wilson P. HiggsburyTake that, nature!
Wilson P. HiggsburyIt's all piney.
WagstaffUndergoing an exothermic redox reaction.
WagstaffJust soot and ash now.
WagstaffExcellent specimen. I should perform a necropsy on it!
WagstaffI deduce it's not one of the possessed kind.
WalaniThat's not cool.
WalaniI know the feeling.
WalaniSliced and diced.
WalaniReminds me of winter. Yuck.
WarbucksAlarming!
WarbucksWell that's done.
WarbucksIt's been razed.
WarbucksA fine pine.
WarlyAu revoir, tree.
WarlyCrisp, no?
WarlySliced!
WarlyA soldier of the exotic forest.
WigfridThe wood's ablaze!
WigfridLoge took that one.
WigfridChopped by the warrior of the woods!
WigfridI feel at home in the woods.
MaxwellOops.
MaxwellBathed in fire.
MaxwellThat's not about to grow back.
MaxwellI've heard them described as "piney".
WebberWhat a senseless waste of firewood.
WebberOnly we can prevent forest fires.
WebberGot you good, tree!
WebberPines are always greener on the other side of the fence.
WendyIt's burning brightly.
WendyUsed up and done for.
WendyEverything dies.
WendyNature is so boring.
WheelerShould I be worried about that?
WheelerNothing but ashes now.
WheelerI don't remember if that was my handiwork, but I'm taking credit for it.
WheelerWell, it looks lifeless enough, but you never can tell.
Ms. WickerbottomThe tree is burning.
Ms. WickerbottomA carbonized tree.
Ms. WickerbottomIt has been harvested.
Ms. WickerbottomA generically coniferous tree.
Wilba'TIS FWOOSHING
WilbaFWOOSH'D TREE
Wilba'TIS CHOPT
Wilba'TIS EVER GREENETH
WillowYES! BURN!
WillowI wish it was still burning.