Kids in a Cave: Genre Undetermined

The screeches of happy children echoed through the cavernous space. "They love it here," he commented, wrapping his arms around her and kissing her on the forehead. "You were right." She grinned back up at him. "And you hate to admit it, as usual," she teased. Sobering, she waved her arm to indicate the huge cave dripping with stalactites and interrupted by the upthrust of stalagmites. "Seriously, though, what's not for kids to love? They get a little bit of a creepy feeling without any actual danger, caves are seriously cool, and it's new territory. Kids are little monsters about maintaining the same patterns and rituals...right up until they decide that they want to change them."

Inspiration: Went to the MoA for a little while today, watched kids running around in the amusement park.
Story Potential: Low.
Notes: Cave. Kids in a cave. Interesting, but not enough, in and of itself, to even spark a great idea.