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paradisa2012-05-20 09:29 pm
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[there's some stray noise over the journal. pillows getting moved around, the kind of dictation of someone not particularly paying attention to their journal...]
The question is, do you call this spite or predictability?
[there's some quiet, toddler-ish humming before said toddler shrieks into girlish giggling. because Zelman knows that tickling is extremely effective.]
I'm a little disappointed.
The question is, do you call this spite or predictability?
[there's some quiet, toddler-ish humming before said toddler shrieks into girlish giggling. because Zelman knows that tickling is extremely effective.]
I'm a little disappointed.

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It seems somewhat more like predictability to me than spite. Unless you have a reason as to why spite might be more fitting?
[He's looking over the little girl. Young, black hair, red eyes... She's actually rather pretty.]
Why are you disappointed? Had you hoped the child from last time would return?
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[he's just sitting cross-legged on the bed, letting the kid roll away from his tickling clutches and try to get back up. which is hard, because the bed is super-squishy. he looks very nonchalant about this whole thing, because he's ignoring all the implications right now.]
He was quiet. Easy to keep out of trouble. [so, yes.]
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He was a rather quiet child... I enjoyed his company quite a bit. [A pause.] He had red eyes as well, did he not?
[It takes a moment for him to realize the girl is having trouble, but when he does Pharos reaches over and takes her hands, pulling her upright and then helping her to stand. He hasn't seen a kid this small up close in a fairly long time.]
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He did.
[he pauses on that for a moment, thinking of something and then debating whether or not it would be worth it to voice that thought... and ultimately decides against it. he settles on something else.]
There's a good chance she possesses some level of Eye Ignite.
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Perhaps you should show her how to use it. [Oh... but wait. His gaze drifts down to her hands - she's settled on falling back onto the bed whenever Pharos pulls her up, and they mostly just keep repeating that - and he frowns. They were rather tiny...]
Or do you think she would be too small?
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I suppose if she starts accidentally setting the place on fire, then I'll have no choice. Given that such a situation has not occurred yet, however... It'll be fine.
[he shrugs a little.] I'll deal with things as they come.
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It is not a great issue if you do not mind some of your things being burnt, I suppose.
[Eventually though, he stops lifting the child and lets her tip back again, though she's intent on holding on to his hands.]
...Do you have a name?
[She just stares. O_O So after a moment of waiting, he looks at Zelman.] ...She is at an age where she should be able to talk, is she not?
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Hm. [he has to think about it for a moment. human children are all so varied.] I think so. Not very complexly, but still.
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If she does not tell us her name, what are we meant to call her?
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It's yours, for all intents and purposes. I haven't met this one before today, but there was another child that'd shown up once a year for a while.
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You mean they? It isn't that I don't like kids-kids are cute and respond well to even the simplest of tricks. But I'm kind of young to be a dad-stuff like this gets you shunned back where I'm from.
Ah, what happened to the other one then?
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[there's a little more toddler-y noise as Zelman pokes her in the stomach. nicely.]
I have no idea where the other kid went. I suppose it went where all kids go when they aren't here, if that's anywhere at all.
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Dictaaaaated
dictated to infinity! and beyond!
o/
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For the record, though, it's done this for several years running. This year the date is a little off.
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[...in the background, you can hear a little girl trying to copy him. mmmhmmm.]
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