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[The tent was old and way too big for just two people, but he'd gotten it years ago for cheap and like hell was he gonna go buy a new one when this one did the job. Well, as long as it didn't rain - from his crouch at the entrance he looked up between the trees - still clear skies, mild weather, and a light evening breeze.
Maybe he should try to find a tarp anyway. The house might be 15 meters away but goddamnit they were camping, and if it rained they were gonna be prepared. He took a moment to stick his head back into the tent, going over all the supplies for the eleventh time... Finally pulled back and stood to light a cigarette, satisfied.]
Maybe he should try to find a tarp anyway. The house might be 15 meters away but goddamnit they were camping, and if it rained they were gonna be prepared. He took a moment to stick his head back into the tent, going over all the supplies for the eleventh time... Finally pulled back and stood to light a cigarette, satisfied.]
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[Nope, just looking at her
looking
looking
oh hey idea.]
What if I look at the sky. Instead.
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Looking.
Looking.
What? ]
The sky?
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[He does not see anything strange at all about this conversation, someone get this boy back down to planet Earth.]
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Well, what do you see up there?
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Dunno. Haven't looked yet.
[lol too busy fuzzily looking at her.]
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[ It isn't a request, it's a command. And the longer she can keep him distracted the sooner the food will be done. ]
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Shitton of poplar leaves. ...an' not Mars. [He sounds disappointed, spinning around toward the west only to figure that it's still too low to see.]
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Any constellations?
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[Trees are in the way, and while he knows what should be there he has no idea if they're actually visible. So he trails off and starts wordlessly wandering off into the middle of the lawn.]
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Tell me if you see anything.
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[Oh, and it is, if the hum he makes is anything to go on. He plops himself onto the grass and leans back on his hands.]
Too bright t'see Hercules.
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I miss the days when you used to talk to me about the stars. How you could navigate your ships by them, show me which were which, the way you'd blush when the caretakers got on you for keeping me out so late at night.
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Caretakers... [And if that isn't full of disdain. He fiddles with the grass between his fingers before continuing.] I can still do that, y'know.
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Still do what?
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Talk about stars.
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Then do it.
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[Half griping and half the truth.]
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[ Because what do you know, IT'S DONE. ]
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Food.
[FOOD.]
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Careful. It's still hot.
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Smells great.
[Just sayin'. Hghghhhh he wants this right now.]
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[ She hands him a fork as she sets her own bowl down to cool, making sure to turn off the cooktop and she doesn't care what he says, she will be putting leftovers inside. She will NOT waste good food. ]
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[Nope too busy poking at things, like that will make him be able to eat them more quickly. And then he's trying to get all of the leftover into his bowl, to... mixed success.]
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[ Crawls over to help him and pick up the rest so it doesn't attract bugs or ruin his grass. ]
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[It's in his bowl now and he is trying his motherfucking hardest to keep it to himself. Maybe he can. Pick out the grass when she isn't looking, or something.]
Fine.
[Just staring off into the distance and trying not to grit his teeth over it.]
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