Naturally, Abigail sat herself down, pulling out her mirror. "Oh? There's an orchard nearby?" She asked curiously, looking to the skyline. As dusk approached, the sky was lighting up in beautiful colours- which always pleased her. Dusk was probably her favourite time of the day, dawn being the least. It always had been that way; she was never a morning person, nor was Wendy. Speaking of... "I wonder if they'll allow us to have a few apples..." She spoke to her mirror, chewing her bottom lip. "Yes, you do love apples, don't you?"
Clearing her throat lightly, she'd look to the rest of the group, before speaking up. "Excuse me. Are there any apples to spare? If not... Where might that orchard be, if anyone here knows?" Quietly, at the back of her mind, she was nagged with a realisation. Dusk preceded night, and with night came darkness. They'd need a fire to warm them for the night, or to cook any food they acquired. Food was always, always more satisfying when cooked! Barring certain meals such as sushi, of course, though she'd never had it herself. Her attention dwindled once more from the group, glancing around for any potential firewood that could be used. Or, perhaps, something to start a fire, such as flint.
If only Wendy were right here with her. She'd likely have this all sorted out already. Abigail herself was a bit... Empty-headed, at times, after her 'death' (no pun intended!). She'd already have firewood, food, and likely shelter. The 'ghostly' girl gave a slow sigh as she thought on this, before shaking her head. Oh well. There was nothing she could do about that but try to fill the shoes that Wendy would.