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tushanshu_logs2013-07-22 06:05 pm
bonvivant) wrote in tushanshu_logs2013-07-22 06:05 pm
Entry tags:
Therapy Log - July
Characters: Hannibal Lecter and OPEN
Date: July 15th-July 31st
Location: Hannibal's Suite
Situation: Catch-all log for all characters with a therapy session in July.
Warnings/Rating: Discussion of potentially uncomfortable issues.
[Hannibal's suite was only sparsely decorated at the moment, whereas he'd usually have shelves filled with books and various sculptures and paintings around. He had rearranged the first floor of his suite into an office which, thanks to the Fire Sector furnishings, still looked decently presentable even if it wasn't as luxurious as he would have liked it to be.
There was a padded chair and a sofa in the middle of the room, with a desk off to the side where Hannibal had previously been working on some drawings of locations from home. Not that he was worried he was going to forget what they looked like - just as a bit of nostalgic decoration.
At the time of the appointment he would open the door (no need to even knock, he was always punctual) and invite his visitor in.]
Date: July 15th-July 31st
Location: Hannibal's Suite
Situation: Catch-all log for all characters with a therapy session in July.
Warnings/Rating: Discussion of potentially uncomfortable issues.
[Hannibal's suite was only sparsely decorated at the moment, whereas he'd usually have shelves filled with books and various sculptures and paintings around. He had rearranged the first floor of his suite into an office which, thanks to the Fire Sector furnishings, still looked decently presentable even if it wasn't as luxurious as he would have liked it to be.
There was a padded chair and a sofa in the middle of the room, with a desk off to the side where Hannibal had previously been working on some drawings of locations from home. Not that he was worried he was going to forget what they looked like - just as a bit of nostalgic decoration.
At the time of the appointment he would open the door (no need to even knock, he was always punctual) and invite his visitor in.]