2014-01-19 16:05
acautionarytale
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Astrid hadn't been kidding when she said this house had plenty of room. It's a big, sprawling, two-storey... thing on a corner in a residential district that's slowly putting itself back together. Sure the place looks a little worn on the outside....
...But on the inside she's managed to make it an actual home. The place used to belong to a Loyalist couple who, sadly, no longer need it. Astrid has, interestingly, made a habit of appropriating abandoned Loyalist property, mainly because the current provisional governmant considers them forfeit. First come first served, and it seems the Fringe team won't ever have to pay for anything again in this area. So she moved out all the Loyalist propaganda and managed to get in some real furniture and decor. It's a warm and inviting and roomy place that needs explored.
...But on the inside she's managed to make it an actual home. The place used to belong to a Loyalist couple who, sadly, no longer need it. Astrid has, interestingly, made a habit of appropriating abandoned Loyalist property, mainly because the current provisional governmant considers them forfeit. First come first served, and it seems the Fringe team won't ever have to pay for anything again in this area. So she moved out all the Loyalist propaganda and managed to get in some real furniture and decor. It's a warm and inviting and roomy place that needs explored.
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Or did he dream that? It is a mystery.
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"No, it's all there."
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"Is something wrong?"
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"Nothing's wrong. I'm just glad you still have all of your hair."
Are they really going to have this conversation? Yes. Yes, they are. Because there's Donald on drugs and then there's Donald on drugs.
"Why would they shave off all of your hair, though?"
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"I don't know, I wouldn't question doctors."
Maybe there were sticky goopy sensors involved. He doesn't know.
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"I don't think they'll do that."
Oh, hey, did they bring him breakfast? They did. And it's...
Egg sticks and fibre loaf.
Astrid wonders if they're secretly trying to kill him with the sheer power of bland.
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Fat people are rare in 2036.
"I hope not. I mean, I hope you're right."
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She doesn't blame him for not eating it.
"I'll make sure they don't." pet pet pet.
She suspects, though, that no-one is going to lose their hair unless it's vitally necessary right now, anyway.
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"That's very kind, thank you."
Also, loving the hair pets. Mmmm.
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erh...
Something. She'll think of something. Probably involving the nefarious use of cookies.
"It's no problem," she answers.
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"The sun's out a lot, now. It's a little warmer. On the way here I saw someone painting the outside of his house bright blue." She makes an amused sound. "People are planting flowers and hanging colourful flags and... getting rid of all the signs."
She doesn't want to say Observer. Not right now.
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Maybe he's actually forgotten why he's on drugs.
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Astrid smiles. "Sounds like fun--when you're healed up."
He's lucky to be alive, but maybe once you survive one gunshot, the odds of living through another skew in your favour.
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"Is everyone else alright?"
He's asked this before too. Suddenly he's irrationally worried about Walter...
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"Peter and Olivia are doing all right. They're busy looking for somewhere to live."
She doubts they'll find a place they agree on, though, or anything they'll agree on any more....
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So many questions he's just going to forget.
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Yanno. With so many people gone. She's not going to mention that, though, because she doesn't want to bring him down.
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"Where?"
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"It's not far from here, actually. About a mile away, in one of the reclaimed districts."
If he's heard anything about that, it's a pretty big clue that it's forfeited Loyalist property.
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He's not up to putting two and two together. "Is it nice?" They did earn something nice.
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"It is nice," she answers softly. "With all kinds of room and a real lawn that I think will have grass and flowers this spring."
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"Maybe I can find some to bring here. This place could use some colour."
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