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==History== | ==History== | ||
Dill is the son of | Dill is the son of Burdock, the owner of Verdham's Herb Garden. He falls in love with [[Linda]], one of his father's servants. He proposes to marry her, which would eliminate her debt. He is jealous of [[Pepe]] who he feels is monopolizing Linda's affection. At the same time, [[Kaya]], a servant, is in love with Kaya. She tries to have Dill return her affections but he spurns her advances. | ||
One day, as he is looking out the garden, he sees Linda and Pepe talking. It is at this time that a Gray Rain begins to fall. This is caused by [[Rainmaker|the Rainmaker]]. The rain turns all of the residents to stone. | One day, as he is looking out the garden, he sees Linda and Pepe talking. It is at this time that a Gray Rain begins to fall. This is caused by [[Rainmaker|the Rainmaker]]. The rain turns all of the residents to stone. | ||
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He tries to console Linda but is rebuff by the depressed woman. This causes him to complain that Pepe is still monopolizing her affections. | He tries to console Linda but is rebuff by the depressed woman. This causes him to complain that Pepe is still monopolizing her affections. | ||
When the party cures Pepe, Dill decides that his father should throw a party to celebrate his recovery. | When the party cures Pepe, Dill decides that his father should throw a party to celebrate his recovery. Burdock also uses this feast to announce Dill's engagement to Linda. Unfortunately, rain begins to fall. Fearing that it is the Gray Rain, everyone runs for shelter. Inside, Dill and Kaya are talking about Linda when suddenly, she kisses him. Dill removes himself from her embrace. Kaya spits out that this is probably what Linda and Pepe are doing but he refuses to believe it. | ||
When Pepe leaves town without a word, Dill tries to console Linda but she rebuffs him again. | When Pepe leaves town without a word, Dill tries to console Linda but she rebuffs him again. | ||