[ he’s in the boy’s shower rooms. catra, please i was promised straight catra wasn’t real and she couldn’t hurt me——
okay no. he’s in the cafeteria, at golly-b’s ordering way too much off the menu. like suspiciously too much. or, enough for more than one person. once he has his food, he finds a seat, settles himself down and distributes the chicken and mash, and fries and drinks between himself and the space in front of him.
[j/k, she is stalking him in the cafeteria, watching him order SO MUCH FOOD, and then observing as he sits down and splits the food into two distinct meals]
[. . .]
[well, okay]
Hey there, Snowy.
[casually taking a seat across from him, legs crossed and elbow resting against the table as she steals a tiny piece of chicken]
[ give him a moment while he restarts his brain upon realising he actually has a lot of options to choose from? ]
Uhh. Sure? Guess my gramps would be a good place to start?
[ ... ]
He was a good man. Mayor of my home, actually. He cared a lot about the people there, and wanted to do good by them. But he wasn't a total stick in the mud? He liked a good drink, and enjoyed stuff like card games, sleight of hand tricks, that kind of thing. He taught me a lot.
Thhhhhhe people who birthed you? Normally there's an asterisk like "and raised you" but the "and raised" part is subjective. Sometimes they can't, sometimes they don't, sometimes it's a bit of both.
week 0, tuesday
[or followed]
[or. . . stalked]
[HM]
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okay no. he’s in the cafeteria, at golly-b’s ordering way too much off the menu. like suspiciously too much. or, enough for more than one person. once he has his food, he finds a seat, settles himself down and distributes the chicken and mash, and fries and drinks between himself and the space in front of him.
and then he just waits. ]
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[j/k, she is stalking him in the cafeteria, watching him order SO MUCH FOOD, and then observing as he sits down and splits the food into two distinct meals]
[. . .]
[well, okay]
Hey there, Snowy.
[casually taking a seat across from him, legs crossed and elbow resting against the table as she steals a tiny piece of chicken]
Miss me, much?
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Deeply, and truly Kitkatra. You done with the stalking now, then?
[ she can have all the chicken she wants, it’s her portion of the meal. ]
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For now.
[she takes a moment to munch on a piece of chicken]
Hey-- do one of those tasks with me.
[SO DEMANDING]
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[ well, crow's on the fries and no one can stop him. apart from the part where he stops and glances up at catra for a moment. ]
Why, you looking to get yourself on that Dean's List?
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No. I don't even know what that is.
I just want more vouchers.
[she wants a TANK]
[and also maybe that wish at the end]
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Those pictures? That appeared pretty much overnight? [ caTRA ]
But sure. Only if we can double up so I can get my vouchers. We've all got something we want to try and get our hands on, right?
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[nts: pester Taichi. also, she groans a bit]
Fine. Give something to get something. Tell me what your hopes for the future are.
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[ taichiiii. ]
...
Okay, literally any one but that one Kitkat.
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Why not? Seems like the easiest one to answer.
[she isn't asking him to get SAPPY on her, here]
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[ he's not budging. ]
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Sure. Tell me about the people you care about, then.
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Uhh. Sure? Guess my gramps would be a good place to start?
[ ... ]
He was a good man. Mayor of my home, actually. He cared a lot about the people there, and wanted to do good by them. But he wasn't a total stick in the mud? He liked a good drink, and enjoyed stuff like card games, sleight of hand tricks, that kind of thing. He taught me a lot.
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"Gramps?" Was that his name? Your "Gramps?"
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[ al, please god don't make me trawl wikis for crow's grandpa's name that might not even exist ]
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. . . what's a grandpa?
[ha ha. ha!]
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Oh boy, kitkat.
A grandpa. It's like... my parent's parent. Grandpa's male, grandma's female.
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That explains nothing. What's a parent?
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Thhhhhhe people who birthed you? Normally there's an asterisk like "and raised you" but the "and raised" part is subjective. Sometimes they can't, sometimes they don't, sometimes it's a bit of both.
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[okay, well that concept she gets]
I don't know who birthed me. And the person who raised me is-- [. . .]
[she bristles, hair standing on end, ears flattening again]
Whatever. I don't care about her.
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[ he'd press but uh... that topic dismissal was so fast he has whiplash. ]
But that's pretty much the run down. Gramps was my grandpa. He was a good man.
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Sounds like it. You're-- lucky, to have a guy like that in your life.
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[. . . ANYWAY]
Yeah? I hope they got what was coming to them.
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