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paradisalost2009-06-14 01:09 am
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» 12 Hundred
It's hard to understand this castle.
The last time this happened, we were at the north pole. He was my prize. He was what I deserved after going through everything that I had, all of it leading up to that night.
He was my prisoner, and that was all that mattered. Everything seemed to fall into place even if it was an awkward fit. I didn't care about that. As long as I had in my grasp the one thing that brought me from someone of shame and failure to someone with success and glory, I would have walked through that snowstorm a hundred times over if it meant that acceptance.
And in the future, at that moment in time, I thought that I could watch lightning bolts spark through his body a hundred times over because it meant that I was going home. It meant that everything did fall into place, everything was secured when the lights went out, and there was nothing left to be that beacon of light everyone considered him. Then, I would have loved to know for certain it was all coming true for me.
And here we are now. In the midst of everyone telling me what I am to become, I find myself not exploiting the advantages I've been given. Is it because of their words? Is it because of my conscience?
Will I look back at this moment and think that I would do this a hundred times over just because it was the right thing to do?
[and Zuko's journal's left cracked open just enough for him to be heard talking to... something? someone? it is hard to tell.]
Eat it. Come on.
[there's a sound of porridge slapping against the floor as Zuko attempts an undisclosed act. after a few moments, he sighs loudly, reaching over to set the bowl in his hands onto his journal, shutting it for now.]

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Petsitting.
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You don't sound like you're having much luck there.
Parker
I need to ask you something.
Zuko
Oh. Uh, yeah. What do you want, kid?