Entry tags:
- tlv: !ic,
- tlv: abel,
- tlv: alexander hilbert,
- tlv: angeal hewley,
- tlv: avalon,
- tlv: dimitri alexander blaiddyd,
- tlv: doug eiffel,
- tlv: elim rawne,
- tlv: francesca "franky" cook,
- tlv: iris wildthyme,
- tlv: jacob seed,
- tlv: james "bucky" barnes,
- tlv: jedao two,
- tlv: jonathan reid,
- tlv: kirei kotomine,
- tlv: lark tennant,
- tlv: lestat de lioncourt,
- tlv: lester sheehan,
- tlv: mad sweeney,
- tlv: maggie garcia,
- tlv: malcolm bright,
- tlv: natalie scatorccio,
- tlv: neal caffrey,
- tlv: nita callahan,
- tlv: oscar,
- tlv: paul "jesus" rovia,
- tlv: raylan givens,
- tlv: root,
- tlv: rosita espinosa,
- tlv: steve rogers [captain america],
- tlv: will graham,
- tlv: xie lian,
- tlv: zack fair
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[If I don't have an active post up, feel free to use this post to have your character call, videochat, text, or knock on Shaw's door.]
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[ It's just one floor down and Will wasn't busy with anything else, so it's only a few minutes until he's knocking on the door. There's the tiniest bit of muffled scratching at the bottom of the door, as well. ]
All right if I come in?
[ He'll wait a moment before trying to open it up and letting Winston trot in. He knows he wasn't feeling like getting up for the door with a deathtoll going on. ]
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[It's not her cabin, so she hasn't been leaving the door unlocked, even when she's around and (mostly) alert. She steps back immediately upon opening the door, giving him room to come in - and giving herself room to shakily kneel down and give Winston some good headpats.]
You got a dog already?
[She asks, with the faintest of smiles.]
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Will smirks, looking pleased. ]
You're surprised?
[ He ducks his head down as he thinks about it. ]
It was probably more the Breach than anything. My new temp warden asked me if there was anything he could do to help- I mentioned my dogs, and...well, this one's Winston. The last addition to my little pack, back home.
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[She asks, the bulk of her attention still carefully kept on Winston. Probably less awkward for both her and Will that way, she figures.]
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Bad. I was a Guardian, got infected, fell apart way too fast. I returned to the Barge wondering which of my lives was the joke. Malcolm talked me down.
How about for you?
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[Not that that's anything new. She dodges an attempted lick, but not too hard.]
What helped you? Wanna swap tips?
[She wonders how easily she could direct B this guy's way, without betraying either of their confidences.]
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[ He thinks about it for a moment, what actually had been helping. ]
So, first off, Malcolm's really good at distractions. Wouldn't think so, but he managed. That helped reset things, in my head. Having Winston- something other than me to focus on- that helps, too.
Mostly, though, I think it's because I tried for integration rather than separation. Holding onto the good parts I had, you know? Like the family.
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[She glances up at him for the first time.]
Who was your family?
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[ No, not entirely right. ]
He's known by Sweeney, here. We both have some...extenuating circumstances, so it wasn't a hard choice for us.
And there's Addy- think her 'real' name is Laura. Hadn't even met her before, but in the Breach she was a close friend.
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[And he doesn't strike her as the type of person who'd be on board with keeping up close breach relationships, so color her a little surprised. She sighs and sits back, letting Winston climb on her.]
Integration would just make me worse.
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Yeah, I don't think it's the recommended coping tactic. Luckily, the memories are supposed to fade for people, until they feel more like a dream.
I'm not expecting that to happen with me, considering how tightly I tend to hold onto personalities that aren't my own. But hopefully, it won't always be so raw, for you.
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I got a bunch of tattoos related to things I know are real. If that's something that might work for you, too.
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Yeah, that might take me a bit. I want to draw it myself. But I do already have-
[ He points to his right cheek, where a 2-inch scar sits diagonally, faded more than it probably should be at this point. ]
This one's from Dolarhyde, and-
[ He points up to the horizontal 4-inch scar on the right side of his forehead. Brushing his hair back, it's possible to see the full length of it. ]
That one's from Hannibal. So there's that. Didn't choose them, but they're real.
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Do you like them, or hate them?
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I like them. They are a tactile representation of what I've survived. What I've overcome.
How about you? Mine have all been pretty personal.
[ She might've just had a bad day in the line of duty. ]
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[She hesitates, then shrugs. A memory of getting captured, but a memory of saving her team, too.]
A mixed bag, I guess. I don't hate them, but the tattoos mean more.
[A rod of Asclepius; USMC lettering to twin one that her father had had. Morse code around one wrist; forward slash marks on both sides of the other. The others that she'd done before her death haven't been redone yet.]
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I can see why they would. And the- at least most of the newer ones are easier to get back down. [ He smirks a bit. ] Don't think I could've taken a circular saw to my head, so I'm glad I didn't lose that.
[ His eyes move to her wrists. ] Did it help? To get the new ones back down?
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[She says, rubbing a thumb over one of the slash marks.]
I like what they represent. They're markers - of milestones; of important things.
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Yep. That should help you out, I think.
Are you going to try to avoid Neal and Doug till you feel more settled with yourself?
[ No judgment either way, not from Will. He's just curious. ]
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[Except she'd made the choice to call them back, albeit only after she'd been awake for a day and change.]
There was a whole thing with Franky Cook, too, but I haven't heard from her yet.
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[ The amount he's been socializing, in order to learn about his fellow passengers, has been exhausting. Surely he's almost done meeting new people? ]
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want to thread this out?
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