Molly surveyed the scene through the binoculars, spotting the bouncy castle, the pile of presents, and the children running around in their party clothes. Beside her, Bill squinted at a bright orange bouncy castle. "Molly, do we need an bounce house like that when we're stealing presents from kids? Seems a bit much." "It's all in the details, Bill." She lowered the binoculars, a smirk playing on her lips. "We're not just thieves, we're entertainers. The bounce house gives us a cover. We'll look like a couple of kids having a blast, blending in with the crowd until it's time to strike." Bill shook his head, still skeptical. "I don't know, Molly. Seems like a lot of work for some stuffed animals and action figures." "The shock value is priceless," Molly said, already envisioning the chaos they'd cause. "Besides, where's the fun in doing something easy?"