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out there beyond the wall
Who: Crowley and Faye
What: Seeing what breaks first
When: Sunday evening
Where: Room 1007
Rating: PG13?
This hanging in limbo thing was killing her. Which, was generally very true, but she clung to this fact with an especially determined strength now, as she made her way down the hall. Tugged along behind her was a little red wagon full of plants, packed neatly together so that no leaves wouldn't get pinched as they bounced along.
She couldn't keep up this uncertain tug of war anymore, so... she needed to go face the end of this particular rope. Fast-forward to reaching the end of it. That's what she told herself as she reached the door and hesitated outside of it, as if she imagined that it was going to magically open on its own.
She just focused on this one thought, this one goal, and refused to give any validity to those other, far more sneaky, ones-- the ones that she had to trick herself out of paying attention to. She wasn't here hoping for anything else but giving her plants back. She wasn't.
When she finally felt secure in this fact, she picked up her arm and knocked on the door.
What: Seeing what breaks first
When: Sunday evening
Where: Room 1007
Rating: PG13?
This hanging in limbo thing was killing her. Which, was generally very true, but she clung to this fact with an especially determined strength now, as she made her way down the hall. Tugged along behind her was a little red wagon full of plants, packed neatly together so that no leaves wouldn't get pinched as they bounced along.
She couldn't keep up this uncertain tug of war anymore, so... she needed to go face the end of this particular rope. Fast-forward to reaching the end of it. That's what she told herself as she reached the door and hesitated outside of it, as if she imagined that it was going to magically open on its own.
She just focused on this one thought, this one goal, and refused to give any validity to those other, far more sneaky, ones-- the ones that she had to trick herself out of paying attention to. She wasn't here hoping for anything else but giving her plants back. She wasn't.
When she finally felt secure in this fact, she picked up her arm and knocked on the door.
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Even though she could probably just do it herself, she dropped a hint for him to do it by nudging her glass toward him. Fill 'er up.
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The silence did help, in a way. She generally wasn't a fan of it, but it was nice to breathe after the verbal sparring.
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"So. You're still going to live in the town?"
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She almost defensively snapped that of course she was, because nothing had changed, but even she couldn't fool herself into that one. Something had changed, and it wasn't something small.
"...I still can't stand to be here. Not while they're playing their stupid games."
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"Fine. Then at least tell me where I can find this Vicious and end the annoying little twat."
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She chidingly spit it out, and then bothered to think about it-- both about the fact that Crowley was implying that he might actually hurt someone intentionally, and about how much she really meant what she said. In her mind, you couldn't end Vicious. The fact that he would just come back here aside, he was more this endless ghost to her than an actual flesh-and-blood man.
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"Do you want to take bets on that, Faye? I'm pretty certain I would win it."
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She reached out and lightly pushed his hand away.
"Stop it."
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"What? You'd rather I let him roam about free, attacking you whenever he feels like it? You know I can't stand by and let that happen, Faye."
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She managed some amount of snark in her voice, but it couldn't quite cover the fact that she actually meant it.
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"I can't die, remember?"
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"Just knock it off, okay?"
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"So what do you expect me to do? Sit back and do nothing? What if he goes after you again? What then?"
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"I don't know!"
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"Exactly. So let me deal with this, before it becomes more of a problem."
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The question was honestly asked. He wnated her to tell him what she expected of him. If she wnated him to stand back and let her get attacked again, or if she wanted him to do something...anything to stop that from happening again.
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"We'll figure that out if it happens, I guess."
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It had slipped out before he could stop himself. It was what was playing through his mind, though. He'd had to deal with two dead lovers already, he refused to have to handle a third.
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Maybe if she just pretended that they were talking about someone else, gave the answers she would give if it had been about someone else, the conversation would be allowed to wrap up without her thinking anymore about this.
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"Oh well done, great logic there, Faye. One question. How do you plan to kill him when you're already dead?"
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"People come back, here, remember?
Which, is the whole reason why you doing anything about this is just going to make it worse. Even if you get rid of him once, Vicious destroys things. He'll come back and ruin whatever he can get his hands on."
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"Fine," he relented at last. "But I don't like this plan, not one bit."
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"I'm not exactly thrilled about it, myself."
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