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Brog moved like a toddler in a rolling series of mini falls while trying to keep his big head upright. He and Grog both have giant heads for the size of their bodies so I could see how it could be problematic. Brog had the added issue of the chunk of stone missing from the top of his skull. Grog, on the other hand, was extremely agile and focused. He stayed right on Brog and made sure he didn't hit any walls or lag too far behind, but he did it in a way that felt natural. He did it in a way that felt normal, which I guess it was.
When we got to the top of the stairs, I paused.
"You guys okay going down the stairs?"
"Yes," Grog answered, "we have done it many times."
"It's my favourite." Brog smiled and then with a level of agility I hadn't expected, he climbed up the stair po
