Terezi Pyrope (
pythianjudgment) wrote2013-11-02 10:30 pm
That would explain why he was so upset about it when I wrote to him. Can you talk to him? Let him know that I'm sorry?
[Write in a dual acceptance of the apology so he can get rid of these signs??]
[Write in a dual acceptance of the apology so he can get rid of these signs??]
[Well, it was worth a try.]
He doesn't seem to believe me. You know me better. You can be my character witness.
He doesn't seem to believe me. You know me better. You can be my character witness.
But you're not upset about the tower? It's alright now that it's back?
[Because that's technically one acceptance out of two needed, he's pretty sure.]
[Because that's technically one acceptance out of two needed, he's pretty sure.]
[Any reply he could make to that would be incriminating, so he simply doesn't reply further.]
This is stupid. This is a terrible idea. Leaving her alone? Now? With Justin to boot? Oh hell what is he doing.
Nearly vibrating with nerves in the middle of some fever-dream moon-rabbit marketplace scouting out for gifts. He's jumpy, and there's a nervous tap to his fingers whenever he's close enough to anything else. He glances off, repeatedly in the direction he left Mom and gets disproportionately frustrated with the rabbits.
He doesn't even notice her, not at first. Not until she's close enough he hears her sniffling and his eyes go sharp on her, far less human in the moment.
Nearly vibrating with nerves in the middle of some fever-dream moon-rabbit marketplace scouting out for gifts. He's jumpy, and there's a nervous tap to his fingers whenever he's close enough to anything else. He glances off, repeatedly in the direction he left Mom and gets disproportionately frustrated with the rabbits.
He doesn't even notice her, not at first. Not until she's close enough he hears her sniffling and his eyes go sharp on her, far less human in the moment.
His eyes narrow just a little, on her approach. He would expect his very presence would get people to buzz off and mind their own business but it seems this place is intent on repeatedly proving that's not the case.
He looks from her, back to the rabbit, then pushes back from the table, turning like he doesn't really care whatever it is he was bartering for. "Whatever. I could probably find something better than this anyway." He glances. "What are you doing here?"
He looks from her, back to the rabbit, then pushes back from the table, turning like he doesn't really care whatever it is he was bartering for. "Whatever. I could probably find something better than this anyway." He glances. "What are you doing here?"
He frowns. It's a fair enough reason that he can't really say anything on the matter, like telling her to screw off. She doesn't want anything from him. They just happen to be in the same place.
Still, he doesn't look happy about the question.
"Yes. No. I don't know." He grumbles, "A gift, I guess..."
He doesn't sound superbly confident in this either.
Still, he doesn't look happy about the question.
"Yes. No. I don't know." He grumbles, "A gift, I guess..."
He doesn't sound superbly confident in this either.
He doesn't repeat himself. He just scowls further, waiting for mockery or whatever might be on her mind. That she doesn't do that gives her that little bit of leeway's worth of getting a response from him.
If still a muttered one.
"My... Mother. Sort of."
If still a muttered one.
"My... Mother. Sort of."
He's looking away as she starts, not really wanting to detail this today, only to glance back as she catches herself. He could almost laugh at that, in another time. Unfortunately, he's still got to deal with all this.
"I don't have a very straight forward existence," He says. "She is my Mom, but I'm not her Son. That's how it's 'sort of'."
"I don't have a very straight forward existence," He says. "She is my Mom, but I'm not her Son. That's how it's 'sort of'."
There's a twinge of curiosity. He almost asks. But no, he doesn't want to know about a bunch of other people's family situations. That will do nothing for him.
The offer on the other hand gets an immediate reaction. "No." He scoffs. "I..." He looks back to the table and all it's offerings that mean nothing to him. "I can do this myself."
The offer on the other hand gets an immediate reaction. "No." He scoffs. "I..." He looks back to the table and all it's offerings that mean nothing to him. "I can do this myself."
Edited 2018-07-23 23:18 (UTC)
He looks from the bracelet, to her, down again and back up, brow rising. "Were you just carrying a bunch of shell bracelets?"
But he does reach out to take it, letting lay sad and limp in his own hand. He really doesn't have anything better. Or rather, anything at all.
He wonders if she'd like a shell bracelet...
But he does reach out to take it, letting lay sad and limp in his own hand. He really doesn't have anything better. Or rather, anything at all.
He wonders if she'd like a shell bracelet...
Oh, right, this place has no currency. Never really needing to buy anything, he hasn't had much cause to remember that.
He runs his thumb over the shell, thinking. Then asks, "What kind of things do you barter them for?" He really doesn't have anything, but the more he thinks about it, the more he thinks throwing a shell bracelet in with whatever he finds might have some worth to Mom.
He runs his thumb over the shell, thinking. Then asks, "What kind of things do you barter them for?" He really doesn't have anything, but the more he thinks about it, the more he thinks throwing a shell bracelet in with whatever he finds might have some worth to Mom.

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