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This month's wanderings
Who: Cole and anyone who doesn't get away fast enough
Broadcast: No
Action: Everywhere but the Marsiva and Tourist. Sorry Fenris, the Three Twins is fair game again.
When: During this month.
[Cole does this thing, where he parks the Pathstone alongside other ships, and then visits. He does this in a big circuit and then keeps doing it.
He likes visiting. Be prepared to be visited!]
Broadcast: No
Action: Everywhere but the Marsiva and Tourist. Sorry Fenris, the Three Twins is fair game again.
When: During this month.
[Cole does this thing, where he parks the Pathstone alongside other ships, and then visits. He does this in a big circuit and then keeps doing it.
He likes visiting. Be prepared to be visited!]
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It... does?
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There are few who have cared for me, truly and honestly, without coin being involved first. There was Pod, of course, and my younger nieces and nephews. Jaime - ah, dear sweet Jaime. [A bitter sweet smile, before he focused on the here.]
You care because I am in pain, nothing more. I ... am grateful.
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Jaime wouldn't lie to me, whatever father says, if Jaime says it's true, he wouldn't lie to me, he lied to me, why couldn't any of them stand to see me be happy?
[His hand tightened on Tyrion's.] I'm so sorry. It all hurts so deep, I can't fix it. But I do care.
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The question that ties together all the other knots of pain, Cole.
[He squeezed back, his voice quiet.] I am glad. And I shall do you the further burden of now having me care for you, spirit-boy.
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[He takes his hand back. Prolonged touching is still unfamiliar to him.]
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I don't think I know how to betray someone.
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Then you have my deepest sympathies - and - well, find that you have a distinct disadvantage to the rest of us.
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I know when people are going to hurt others, though. It screams from their eyes and hearts, bleeding brackish black across their words and hands.
[Things flash across his memory, her soft kisses at their wedding, a heavy gold coin tossed to her, his jeering mouth and the light blazing from the statue as they drag him by his arms down to the cells.
He hums softly instead, looking at his feet, toes pushing against the worn leather.]
Why aren't toes better at picking things up?
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[he sighed, and Tysha's song clings to his brain once more. His morbid thoughts are dragged out, though, to Cole's ... rather random ones.]
I would have to say because they are short.
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But why aren't they longer, so they're more useful?
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I imagine so our shoes would still fit us.
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[For Cole, that's a valid explanation. His critical thinking isn't very acute.]
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Your feet are rather large to begin with.
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[He slides off his shoes and stretches his feet out. They are grubby, which is basically normal for Cole.]
They're good at walking, and perching and climbing.
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Your toes seem to be well formed enough for all of those things. Although I would suggest bathing them.
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[It might be best not to ask.]
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[Despite his protests, he seems to be fairly clean. He doesn't get a lot of chances to get overly grubby and he hauls himself into the showers on occasion. Beyond that, he doesn't have most bodily functions]
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[Did he see anyone as family? Perhaps he was better off without it.]
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Cole's family is dead.
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