Kʏʟᴇ Rᴀʏɴᴇʀ {2814.4} (
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tushanshu_logs2013-07-11 12:35 am
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Characters: Kyle & various.
Date: Catch-all log for July.
Location: All around.
Situation: Various.
Warnings/Rating: War horrors, child abuse, mention of torture, physical and psychological.
Notes: [Action] or prose are all good. Ping me if you'd like a specific setup/threadstarter.
Date: Catch-all log for July.
Location: All around.
Situation: Various.
Warnings/Rating: War horrors, child abuse, mention of torture, physical and psychological.
Notes: [Action] or prose are all good. Ping me if you'd like a specific setup/threadstarter.
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Rhetorical? WHAT rhetorical?
Damian shakes his head, starting to fork his 'greens' with more focus. There is a reason he didn't serve himself soup, only salad. "I'll finish this. And spare your hands, I can manage." Beat. "Try to clear your mind." After another chewing-pause. "Think about putting away paints and brushes. In detail."
There is a bit of work to be done, in case you want to use those paints and brushes later. For a few minutes, that may actually work as detaching the Lantern from... whatever combination is pushing him awake too often.
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I know how to cope with pain, he nearly retorts, at the suggestion to think about his brushes, but Damian is being a mother hen and... it's cute.
'Okay, thinking.'
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"Good. Find that place and stay there."
Damian finishes his salad, then makes a short work of cleaning up, motions precise and systematic and simply. Fast.
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(Not that he'd encourage Wally to, there was the Speed Force to consider.)
'This was one of the best meals I've had in a while. Thanks.'
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Hey, he's really not good with compliments.
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"If you say so."
What are you talking about?
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He stretches and moves towards one of the outer rooms. The rest of the dishes, he can clean later or leave to Damian to help him. It's funny that he thinks of the second option. Usually, he wouldn't. (But where Damian Wayne is concerned, usually doesn't apply.)
'C'mon, you can even read me a story now.'
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"I can what?"
Though his voice is genuinely baffled, rather than pushy-confused. Another thing that Damian Wayne has no reference for.
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'A story. You know. Fiction.' He pulls a futon mattress and blanket onto the floor, adjusts it so he's comfortable and then pats the ground next to him for Damian to sit.
'In theory they help people sleep.'
OH OH OH and this is how we get to that other idea...
"Fiction. Will a play do?"
Because the works of fiction that he has bothered to learn by heart is fairly limited.
walking into them nbd
tmw the characters line themselves up for plots without pushing.
"Yes."
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'Okay. Hm. Do you know all of them or just a few?'
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"A little more than half."
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'Twelfth Night?'
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It only takes Damian a moment, to sift through to the right beginning.
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Then, a slightly ominous pause as he waggles a finger at Damian. 'Don't tell anyone that I know.'
They don't deserve to know.
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But, no, he is unlikely to tell.
"Is that the one you want as a 'bedtime story'?"
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'Yeah. Go on.'
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"Not around me, they don't."
Not those kinds of ideas, at least.
The boy straightens his back, then starts on the play. It takes about twenty verses before he's doing voices, too, only a little. It is a play, after all, and - rarely as that shows - he does have a good imagination.