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impure_tale) wrote2012-08-22 03:52 pm
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I suppose if my wrists ache too much to write at the pace to which I am accustomed, I should perhaps look for other diversions to fill my time. As it is, I might benefit from a few books from the library, if anyone would be so kind as to fetch them for me.
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[Most of the Marquis' time has been spent in his own bed resting. He has been seen, usually around lunch time and dinner time, fetching a meal for himself and Renate in the dining hall. At these times his cane has returned to regular use, and he has not stayed long, not even to chat. Now he is once again resting, with a small pile of books at his bedside that have been read and reread many a time and now therefore lack their old luster. Renate has gone to the main deck on walks with Riddick but beyond that has, with much concern, remained faithfully at her Master's side, often sleeping with him on the bed to share her warmth with him. She is settled with him, facing the foot and the rest of his apartments beyond, including the door leading out, her ears flicking back and forth while he turns the final pages of yet another book he has read at least three times in the years he has been here. His journal sits beside him, open and awaiting further comments. He looks tired, as though he may only need a few more pages before he is able to drift off into a short nap.]
[Spam for Riddick]
[Most of the Marquis' time has been spent in his own bed resting. He has been seen, usually around lunch time and dinner time, fetching a meal for himself and Renate in the dining hall. At these times his cane has returned to regular use, and he has not stayed long, not even to chat. Now he is once again resting, with a small pile of books at his bedside that have been read and reread many a time and now therefore lack their old luster. Renate has gone to the main deck on walks with Riddick but beyond that has, with much concern, remained faithfully at her Master's side, often sleeping with him on the bed to share her warmth with him. She is settled with him, facing the foot and the rest of his apartments beyond, including the door leading out, her ears flicking back and forth while he turns the final pages of yet another book he has read at least three times in the years he has been here. His journal sits beside him, open and awaiting further comments. He looks tired, as though he may only need a few more pages before he is able to drift off into a short nap.]
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You are speaking to me about this when I am infirm on purpose, aren't you?
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[His coyness is fraying at the seams. He hasn't had his cool, audibly or visibly, since the shocked, dismayed, furious moment when he was dragged away from the Marquis during the aborted breakout.]
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But you might inform me: from where did these needs arise?
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Prefect let us in the CES.
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You couldn't, actually, couldja?
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Certainly not in this state. In fact it's a wonder I'm still conscious now. I was just about to doze when you appeared.
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Well I ain't stopping you.
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[It's not going to bother him to stay there. His bed has been tragically empty for some time, after all. It's taken too much time to grow accustomed again. But he'll take the moment to be serious for once.]
...With your abilities taken from you, it was quite a valiant thing you attempted. I'm grateful.
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Ain't you tired yet?
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