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theboogieman) wrote in
driftfleet2016-08-02 10:49 pm
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One fish, two fish...
Who: Crew of the S.S. Bad At Feelings S.S. Red Fish and visitors!
Broadcast: Optional!
Action: All sorts!
When: Around the Drifting Week.
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[if the worlds really are watching, they must just be chomping at the bit to find out what's going on aboard this ship full of misfits and sad-sacks! with one crewmate reportedly dead, another recently missing, and now this thing about a hacking device planted in the communications system--what could possibly happen next?
stay tuned, audience!]
Broadcast: Optional!
Action: All sorts!
When: Around the Drifting Week.
---
[if the worlds really are watching, they must just be chomping at the bit to find out what's going on aboard this ship full of misfits and sad-sacks! with one crewmate reportedly dead, another recently missing, and now this thing about a hacking device planted in the communications system--what could possibly happen next?
stay tuned, audience!]

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What're you doing here, if you don't want food?
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and when she asks him about it... he sort of takes a look at himself and what he's doing, and maybe realizes just how useless he's being. not quite embarrassed about it, but it might have gotten to that point if he'd had the energy for it.
after glancing aside, and looking at the lunch that he is clearly interrupting, he shakes his head.
'I don't know,' he finally signs. and dropping his foot back onto the floor, he pushes himself away from the table again. maybe he should go mope somewhere else.]
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[It's no good eating alone. She wonders if Coil's noticed that she almost never eats in the ship (almost never eats at all, really), or if it matters. He already knows she's just pretending at being human. He doesn't seem to mind it much.]
[Another swallow, lowering her gaze to the mix of clams (maybe?) and vegetables in the soup, as if to let him save a little bit of face here. Too bad she can't keep her eye off anyone for too long out of force of habit. Her voice is a little less commanding, though.]
You want to talk, right? We can do that.
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but being around another person also doesn't make logical sense to him. he doesn't understand why hanging around here seems like the thing to do. it's a new and stupid feeling. he doesn't know what he's supposed to do with this. it feels like something that he shouldn't have, maybe.
he signs simply, 'I don't talk.']
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[She gets up, though, to get some water. Two glasses, not that she exactly expects him to drink his, even as she pushes it towards him on the table before sitting back down herself and sipping absently from her own glass.]
You look like you want to tell me something.
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so, he accepts the glass of water and shakes his head no. he doesn't have thoughts that he can effectively put into words and say to her. that would be too much like healthy communication.
he knows he's being weird and inexplicable, though. he's probably annoying her. he's behaving out of character when he should really just cloister himself somewhere else until he can behave sensibly again but he doesn't want to go and he doesn't know why...
to explain himself, he just signs 'Slept bad.']
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[With her spoon, she pushes around a potato wedge in circles in her bowl, considering. He can be such a pain sometimes, wandering around the circumference of the truth, but at least she's dealt with slyer.]
Exercise some. It'll distract you.
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'Still can't sleep.' if he'd been stronger, he could have kept working all of the demons out of his nerves, but he just loses momentum before managing to exhaust himself, now.
it's maddening.]
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[That suggestion rejected as soon as it's uttered, at least by her, she surprises herself by pushing her bowl across the counter, towards him, without fanfare. It's not as hot as it was when she'd first pulled it out of the microwave, but it's still plenty warm.]
Then eat. That's supposed to help, too.
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and she's not the only surprised as the bowl of food is pushed across the table. he blinks at the offering for a moment, like he's expecting her to take it back just as quickly, before he finally sends a glance toward her face.
he almost seems wary. 'You're being nice.']
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[It's as close to a yes as she'll manage. Hopefully Coil isn't too concerned about hygiene, since she's not about to get up a second time for another bowl and spoon. There's a limit.]
It's better than the processed stuff. You can eat soup, right?
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'What is it?' he asks. because though eating might be one of his least favorite subjects of conversation, he'll take just about any easy distraction right now.]
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Fish. I think... clams. And bacon. [A pause that's a bit too embarrassed for what she's discussing. It's been so rare that she's had food that wasn't the equivalent of soylent green.] There's some-- potatoes, I think. I don't know. It's pretty good, all right?
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his brow quirks up when he notices her getting hung up on... the ingredients? normally he can at least guess at things that are bothering or embarrassing her, but this one totally loses him.
with one finger, he draws a question mark in the air.]
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We don't have very much real food at home. It's like what's usually on the ship.
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'You're not missing much.']
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