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driftfleet2015-11-26 01:05 pm
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gotta get down for a mingle
Who: The crew of the SS Heron and visitors.
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Action: Aboard the SS Heron.
When: After returning to the ship.
[ finally back on the right ship, except the corridors are all mysteriously cold and the ship seems smaller. Thanks, Atroma. New crew, visitors, starters in comments ]
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Action: Aboard the SS Heron.
When: After returning to the ship.
[ finally back on the right ship, except the corridors are all mysteriously cold and the ship seems smaller. Thanks, Atroma. New crew, visitors, starters in comments ]
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She doesn't ask. If it gave him a measure of peace and purpose, she wasn't going to strike at it.
Rogue just settles back into silence for a time before she feels her legs starting to go numb. It makes her curious, and she doesn't hesitate to ask Winter the stupid personal questions she'd never ask anyone else, mostly because she thinks they're good for him.]
Do your legs ever fall asleep, doin' this?
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I never really paid it any mind before, but I guess so.
[ He shifts his legs, working the pins and needles out. ]
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Should I apologize for bringin' it up?
[Since, well, becoming aware of pins and needles is not exactly the best thing in the world, however much more of a step towards... being human it might be.]
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[ Becoming conscious of those normal human things is definitely something he needs to get used to. He's so used to just blanking every sensation out and discrediting it as a problem. It's odd, but.. fucking refreshing. ].
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[There was a pause, Rogue's line of thought more of a zig-zag. And then:] What about a sneeze? Ya ever sit waitin' and just get the itch right on the bridge of your nose so bad until the point where you just have to?
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I guess so, yes. It's involuntary.
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[She paused a moment to clarify.] I mean, what else would start ta get distractin'?
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Fatigue. Hunger. I can ignore them, but that's not good, I guess. Not something most people do.
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[She sure did.] But it does tend ta get unhealthy after a while.
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[ There's at least a small veil of use in what he's doing. Thankfully, the reading and catching up provides a much-needed distraction from that. ]
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Well. Only one way to find out.]
What's easier?
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There's not much else for me to do. [ Not much use he can provide when there isn't a war. ]
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Well... plenty ya could learn ta do, if ya wanted. Knew some folk, the last place I was, who just went around learnin' everythin' they could from everybody. Ain't often ya get so many people like the ones gathered here in one place.
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[ But that would mean actually being around people again. Thankfully, it doesn't require being around more than one or two people at a time.
There's a silence that develops afterward, Winter mulling everything over and wondering just what his hesitation in the matter is.]
What can you teach me?
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[Rogue's surprise was genuine - she rarely talked about herself, for one thing, for another she very rarely thought about the things she could do as opposed to the things she couldn't...
She gave a quiet, self-depreciating laugh as her mind raced to come up with things both that she could share and that she would be willing to share with this strange, quiet, broken and deadly man at her side.]
Guess ya don't need me ta help ya learn how ta throw a punch...
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[ There are probably a thousand things he doesn't remember being able to do, and stumbling upon them suddenly hasn't really been a thing that's happened, either. Learning something new is good, too. Anything, at this point. ]
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[Rogue misses make-up. It's the little things.
But we have now reached our end of 'whistling in the dark' and she sobers, shifting her weight against the wall as she sat in a way indicative of finding balance, despite the fact that she's sitting. Rogue continues quietly.]
I can cook. Draw, a little. Ride horses. [...even more quietly, something quite private:] play guitar. Maybe I ain't the best example of folks ta learn things from - we've barely got materials for two outta the four.
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[ None of the others quite stand out to Winter, though he's quick to think that Steve can draw. Not necessarily a memory, but something that he's been told several times. ]
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Could set up a schedule for lessons if ya want. Might help ya figure out the kinds of things ya like ta eat, not that our ingredient list is that great, but you can do more with it than it seems.
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[ As if that is the solution to their problems. ]
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[Where the heck was she gonna find apples?]
Well... we'll have ta keep our eyes open for 'em. Maybe we'll get lucky, be able ta plant some seeds.
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[ He hasn't really touched it aside from giving it an intense survey of its items and stowing it in the room he doesn't use. ]
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