Chapter 3: P. 19 - 24
May 22, 2016
"Bathers," derogatory term Desert Folk use to describe wealthy people from the city. The term comes from the ability for the wealthy to afford enough water to take a bath. Important note: Desert Folk don't necessarily have poor hygiene. They get clean via sponge baths and other water-conserving means.
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