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[gwaine.livejournal.com]

Who: Gwaine and whoever else is at the house B)
What: Snowed in and shirtless. At least there are no strange creatures that could cause havoc hanging around...
When: Today!
Where: The house
Rating: C for crack.


There is a Gwaine sitting on the couch with all the warm animals he could wrangle sitting on the couch with him. Or in the case of Ruffy and Allen the dog sitting on him sitting on the couch. He would have minded the weight from the two dogs, but as he was cold and they served as excellent heating blankets, he didn't bother pushing them off. Oliver lies beside him, his head on Gwaine's lap. He'd tried to join the duo on top of Gwaine, but three dogs was pushing it. The sad whine when he had pushed Oliver off made Gwaine feel guilty, but he rather liked breathing. Meanwhile, Elyan thinks himself king of the pride and is on Gwaine's shoulder, playing with his hair. Except in lion-speak, playing is synonymous to batting and clawing at the hair, hissing and crying every once in a while.

Gwaine sighs. He despises what his loss reduces him to sometimes.

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[excalibured.livejournal.com]

Considering it was far more than he ever expected from Gwaine, with his passed behaviour towards him as his only source of reference here, it'll probably work.

Maybe. Arthur is a fickle being, at times. "Well, you are certainly good at telling others what you believe they wish to hear, are you not?"

He'll let the idiot slide, it's the only part of that that's familiar, for him. He doesn't really want an apology Gwaine probably doesn't even mean. He wants an explanation.

[gwaine.livejournal.com]

He scoffs. "Hardly. Wouldn't have moved half as much if that were true. I just say what I think. Whether the others like it or not is something I have no control over."

He shrugs.

"It's been my experience that most do not."

[excalibured.livejournal.com]

"Your inability to use tact and your brain, has no bearing on instances such as this, I would think. And I didn't say you had succeeded."

He did say you said what you thought they wished to hear, not what they actually did. "I don't want your apology."

[gwaine.livejournal.com]

He's doing his best to control the urge to roll his eyes. "Then what do you want?"