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i_speak_softly) wrote2000-03-05 10:55 pm
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Luceti Appointments
Need a thread with Don, but don't have a post for it and don't feel like starting one? Stick it here. Please note date, time of day, location, and any relevant circumstances.
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What does this mean, then? What did he do wrong this time?]
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[Reaching over, he not-very-gently grabs Robert's wrist, and slaps the man's hand down on his own knee.]
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... But he's still left feeling confused. Okay, so Don does want him to touch? Why his knee? Or was that just the closest thing?
Yes, being blunt isn't really always enjoyable, but when it comes to this Don is going to have to be really obvious.]
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[Don gives Robert an emphatic look - note this state of affairs, scientist - then removes his hand and places it back on the couch cushion. After a brief glance to see whether any of this is registering, Don stares at that hand as though he's about to demonstrate previously-undiscovered telekinetic powers.]
[This would be the part where you do something.]
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This might be a hint as to what the problem really is, here.]
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[He then looks back to Robert's hand with interest, the same way he might watch the behavior of an unusual insect. What will it do next...?]
[The problem, from his perspective, is not at all what Robert thinks the problem is.]
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Almost with the same curiosity - tinged with the probably annoyingly-familiar hesitance - he moves his hand slightly lower on Don's knee, then looks over at his face again. Is this still okay?]
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[Don smiles encouragingly, and hopes Robert will make another move. In training like this, it usually only takes a few trials for the student to understand what is expected of him.]
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Well if this is okay, presumably Don won't mind so much if Robert goes to stroke the rest of it?
He doesn't just immediately go for broke, though. Still watching Don's face for hints on whether this should immediately stop or not, Robert exploratively goes to slide his hand down Don's leg. He hasn't really touched him like this in such a long time that it almost feels new again, despite Robert knowing everything about the limb he's touching.
If Don looks at all like he isn't comfortable with it, he'll stop dead.]
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[He resettles against the back of the couch, giving every sign that he's comfortable with what's happening.]
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Of course, he is carefully avoiding any injuries, but the carefulness there is very different from the blatant hesitance of earlier touches. Now that he knows that Don actually wants this, it's a very different matter to just make sure it isn't painful.]
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That, and it gives him a chance to see how Don's been healing. Luckily, he looks quite a bit better, even if he's still sore...
Robert makes a quiet sigh of contentment, stealing glances up at Don's face as he works.]
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You... wish to use my nanocomputer?
[There's no hint of discomfort or anything with the question. If Robert has a problem with Don using it, he isn't voicing it - just asking.]
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Certainly, you may. I expect that there will be no issue in finding what you want, there?
[Or writing new things. It's all good! (Just don't overwrite his files. Not that Don really would anyway...)]
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[Turning the notebook to a new page, he begins drawing something else.]
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And then there's his other leg, too!]
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Is this a cue to come up and look for himself? Because Robert is going to do that now.]
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... Someone to... spar with? [Because Robert hopes that doesn't mean Don has somebody he's thinking of attacking.]
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