After some amount of struggle, a certain little guy finally managed to get himself hanging upside down from the middle of the monkey bars. His braid still swung a good distance above the floor, and from his expression it was slowly becoming clear he wasn’t sure where to go from here. Apparently he wasn’t one for planning ahead.
Jack, meanwhile, had only run into the kid once so far. But here they crossed paths again, huh. Seemed like the kid was having a good time. Why wouldn’t he be? Didn’t even have any work to do here. What a place.
Blankly Jack crept up behind him. Before either knew what the passenger was doing, Jack had a knife just brushing the front of the kid’s neck. The flour child froze, unable to see what was going on despite a valiant effort to flick his gaze around without moving his head. He at least seemed to feel he shouldn’t make a lot of sudden movements right now. Not that he had been anyway.

“Whaddaya think?” he muttered, too low to actually be talking to him. “Might as well go ahead and kill you now, huh? While you’re still happy.”

“Be the kind thing to do, yeah? Ahahaha.”
He stood there another second before suddenly pulling away, beyond range. After a moment’s frozen hesitation, the kid finally started twisting himself free… only to lose traction and gracelessly smack into the foam tiles below. Oof.
Jack just watched silently, flipping the knife in his hand, gaze unfocused.