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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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... I... wonder if anybody I know could... h-help me.
[There was Syre... she seemed to know her way around a sword, even if it was different. Will it matter if he has some strange hybrid sword-using style, though?]
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... Doctor M-Mizuno?
[Well, why not? She's taught him medicine. And maybe having multiple kinds of insight on this could help, anyway. He still doesn't know the nuances of what made Link's swordfighting style different from Leo's...]
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... Do... do you want to h-help me, as well?
[He doesn't know if it would be painful for Don, to be reminded of his brother like that, but at the same time - he feels part of the Hamato family at this point. At the least, he should be able to keep this connection intact.]
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... Then I wish for this to happen.
[He smiles a little - perhaps similarly shyly.]
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Robert hands the notebook back, but it's clear his mind is on something else, too. Namely, the fact neither of them have eaten yet and it's only registering now that Don hasn't really eaten for days that he's seen...]
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[Carefully, he draws a diagram of unmistakable meaning: Robert is not allowed in the winter room anymore.]
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You... d-do not want me - [... For a moment, he looks like he might protest, but then his shoulders slump as all the fight drains out of him.]
... Alright. However, my... my p-plants... [Well, he was considering using the room as a greenhouse for them if Don allowed it. Obviously he'll need to do something else now.]
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Well. He can understand that, then, if Don's just worried about him getting hurt. But -]
... You do not... r-require assistance?
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[And then he sets the notebook down. There is one more subject on his mind, but he is reluctant to mention it.]
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He sits there quietly for a moment, before gently pressing into Don's side instead. If Don doesn't want to talk about it for now, that's okay.]
... I ought to... make us some food, in case the power g-goes out... [He says it almost conversationally, though he's not really worried. He more wants an excuse to feed Don.]
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He picks his words carefully as he's faced away.]
... I was thinking of... something l-light. [As though the idea were purely for his own benefit alone. (Robert is not any good at disguising his intentions, though, so this ploy is as see-through as air.)] Would you be... a-adverse to steamed rice?
Perhaps even some t-tea... it might be enjoyable to watch the storm if it does not progress too dangerously... [He's never seen a tornado before.]
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Regardless, he goes off to the kitchen without trying to look too worried as he glances back over his shoulder. Soon enough, the warmth of steam and the scent of green tea might waft out over to where Don is. Is it tempting enough to coax him into the kitchen proper?]
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The tray has been arranged with a simple bowl of rice, a pair of chopsticks resting from left-to-right next to the bowl, and a small traditional Japanese cup of green tea. Robert places the tray in front of Don with a small, encouraging smile and sits nearby with his own cup.]
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[He avoids the issue by turning away, burying himself deeper in the pile of blankets.]
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Truth is, he arranged the tray like that - like how his achingly-sharp memory of Splinter and Leo dictates - because he wanted to try to emulate that. He knows it isn't the same, but he wanted to try.]
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[Under the covers, Don might be crying a little after all, silent and invisible.]
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His expression softens, and eventually he puts his tea down, shifting a little closer to Don. He's not entirely certain if he should try to touch the bundled-up Turtle on the couch, but something tells him that Don doing this isn't very good.]
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