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driftfleet2017-02-02 02:21 pm
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Iskaulit mingle
Who: Anyone!
Broadcast: No
Action: Iskaulit
When: Feb. Drift Week (and beyond?)
[The fleet, more or less patched up after their battle, has once again left civilization behind for empty space. Maybe it's a good time to distract yourself and get away from the endless repairs and nothingness, though there might still be cleaning up that needs to be done here too.
Whether you're grabbing a broom or grabbing a drink, this is a fleetwide mingle for the Iskaulit.]
Broadcast: No
Action: Iskaulit
When: Feb. Drift Week (and beyond?)
[The fleet, more or less patched up after their battle, has once again left civilization behind for empty space. Maybe it's a good time to distract yourself and get away from the endless repairs and nothingness, though there might still be cleaning up that needs to be done here too.
Whether you're grabbing a broom or grabbing a drink, this is a fleetwide mingle for the Iskaulit.]
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You can climb on if you like. It's not like I have any feeling in my legs.
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[Beverly pulls back some - though she doesn't let go of his shoulders - and stares at him in surprise. She certainly wasn't expecting a proposal like that and she's not sure whether or not to take him up on it. Under normal circumstances, she would not even be considering sitting in his lap but... she can't say it doesn't sound comforting right now and there is something very sweet in him offering.]
You're... are you sure?
[What if someone comes in?]
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[ Charles still holds to certain things with a naivety he doesn't realize is there. Especially when it comes to physical contact, he has never stopped feeling a little guilty for people who have to bend or lean in order to give him a hug. ]
Wrath used to do it.
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So, after only a moment more of indecision, she moves to sit across his legs, for Wrath and for him and for herself. Wrapping her arms around him once again, she rests her head on his shoulder and lets the tears fall as they may.]
I'm going to miss her. So much.
[And Finrod and countless others... she's so very tired of going through this, every time, and every time not knowing what's happened to them.]
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She was going to come home with me. It's what she — she wanted. I'm sure she'll find her way.
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[For Wrath's sake and for his. He deserves to have someone like her in his life. If nothing else, it's a nice thought to cling to, much better than the only image that keeps cropping up every time she thinks of Finrod - a wolf, snarling and bloody, coming to tear him... No, she tells herself firmly, Don't think of that.
She curls into Charles more, burying her face into his shoulder.]
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I believe it.
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I'm trying to.
[She's doing her best to picture Wrath at the school with Charles and the next sound out of her is halfway between a sob and a laugh. She lifts her head to look at him, her face red and streaked with tears, but there is a smile peeking out.]
Do you think the 21st century is ready for her?
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Unlikely. Though I would say no one is ready for my students. I think, no matter where she goes, she'll carry us in her heart. And she'll be fine.
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I know. She'll be fine wherever she is. [If someone told her Wrath had single-handedly destroyed a Borg cube, she'd believe it.] But the problem is that I'm terrible and selfish and want her here again.
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[ The process of grieving is important as well. Charles is hardly going to look down on it. ]
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But speaking of selfishness... she rests a hand on his cheek.]
And what about you? You love her too.
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[ He leans into it slightly. ] But I'll be fine.
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Don't do that.
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[ He exhales quietly. ]
Out of the many people here, she was one of the few I opened my powers for. Shared memories with.
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[In more ways than one.]
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[ It feels wrong, to refer to Wrath in the past tense. It was like she was gone and Charles could feel his throat tighten at that thought. ]
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And at bringing people together.
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This place will certainly be a quieter one without her.
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[Which admittedly got her into some trouble at first with Beverly, but even with that, Beverly was drawn to her from the very start.]
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[ Charles certainly could. While he's come a long way in seeing what he means and making his own speech clear, he certainly suffers from pulling back and being deliberately obscure. ]
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Easier said than done though, isn't it?
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wrap?
sounds good <3