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creator_raven) wrote2007-01-09 02:02 am
OOM: Sometimes, Raven is a little less than kin and more than kind
Raven is, perhaps, often found in the rafters.
It allows him to see much.
He is a curious bird, after all.
And sometimes--sometimes hurt is not particularly instructive.
Which might be why he is waiting for Moiraine as she reaches the first landing on the stairs.
Hopefully she is of a mind to notice him before she hits his chest face-first.
It allows him to see much.
He is a curious bird, after all.
And sometimes--sometimes hurt is not particularly instructive.
Which might be why he is waiting for Moiraine as she reaches the first landing on the stairs.
Hopefully she is of a mind to notice him before she hits his chest face-first.

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"Do you think that I do not realize it? I am fully aware, but now I have complicated matters for myself, given what I would see done--"
Moiraine stops at the window, both hands on the sill, and looks out at the roses.
"-- perhaps Malcolm Reynolds," she muses. "I will approach him, and we shall see if there is anything to be salvaged, or if I have come to the end of this path, after all."
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He does not snort.
Nor does he roll his eyes.
Not quite.
"That, I think, is what a machete is for."
Well, on occasion, at least.
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"But f'now, the real question is when are we all goin'ta change into sommat more comfy? 'Cause I dunno 'bout you, but as much as I love m'jacket, it's not the best thing t'lounge about in until the wee small hours tellin' ghost stories an' such."
What?
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"You would prefer a gleeman's cloak, perhaps?"
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"It is sparkly, perhaps?"
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Gently.
Considering the past conversation, she might be commended for not throwing it sooner.
"Pajamas, y'nutter. Gleeman's cloak. Do I look like a gleeman t'you?"
Pause.
"... What is a gleeman anyway?"
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Slowly, a faint, clear smile curves Moiraine's lips.
"Some might say a bard, perhaps -- one who tells tales and entertains crowds with the splendor of story and spectacle, among other things."
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When she stands up again, it is accompanied by another snort.
"That, I think, was almost unfair. Still."
She grins at Moiraine, black eyes bright.
"They do not, perhaps, sound like such unpleasant things, yes?"
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To Raven, she adds quietly,
"No. They are not, as it happens... although some, of course, are far better than others."
There is an odd, half-hidden fondness in her tone, just for an instant.
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"You are not fond of explosions, then?"
She sounds half-shocked.
Most of it is probably for show.
Probably.
"As to the rest--it is often so, I think. Even for Tricksters."
And, you know, other things, too.
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A beat.
"Although I will not disagree that differing strengths are useful."
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Irrepressible is a good word, perhaps.
"Possibly you are for juggling, then? Or there is a trick, I think, with scarves?"
Not the Dance of the Seven Veils.
Honest.
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Too innocently.
What has she got in that wardrobe, anyway?
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"At least I was not occupied with fleeing from a pig."
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"You would have preferred the leopard-print, then? I had not imagined cleavage was a thing you liked."
Not that they can't fix that, if she does . . .
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Is wounded in action.
Maybe someday she'll be able to stand up again, but right now she's keeled over laughing, holding her ribs.
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"I will wear tiger-print, perhaps, if you are for wanting to blend."
Hey, Raven can compromise!
Really.
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"However, I feel certain that it might be possible to find something both comfortable and appropriate."
This might, in fact, be what acquiescence sounds like.
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Not yet.
She does, however, grin very brightly at Moiraine.
"It is more than likely, I think. And possibly we will even let you be the judge of both, yes?"
Then, laughing not at all quietly, she tugs both sisters out the door.