[closed] catch-all log for December
WHO: (
100more) & Various
WHAT: May vary
WHERE: Mostly at Hob's home but can vary
WHEN: Late Nov - Dec
WARNINGS: Talk of werewolf attacks, injuries, possible affection?
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WHAT: May vary
WHERE: Mostly at Hob's home but can vary
WHEN: Late Nov - Dec
WARNINGS: Talk of werewolf attacks, injuries, possible affection?
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[ he says, still standing at the stove and stirring soup. ]
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Well, the soup does help, but you should focus on finding Vanessa, don't you think?
[ Nothing's going to happen to Hob at home. ]
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though the suggestion causes his expression to darken and close; the shift is subtle, but Hob is familiar enough with him to see it. ]
All the locations she has been known to frequent have been searched.
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Maybe we have to search some new locations, then.
[ We? Does Hob plan to search, as well? If he must; stitches be damned. ]
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"We?"
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Uh.. well. I think that soup is ready.
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You require rest, Hob.
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I know. And if you and her other friends can't find her, what could someone like me possibly do to help?
[ Nothing. He's better off trying to get well. ]
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[ he finds the bowl, carefully pouring the soup from the pot into it, all while speaking confidently and almost praising about him. ]
I am often surprised by human actions and choices, and those she is most familiar with may be limited by their knowledge of her, trying to anticipate her steps. Whereas you can provide an unbiased view, possibly remarking upon something the rest of us may have missed or failed to realize.
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Only a soft 'hah' under his breath is his response to the first part. It's the other that stands out a bit more, though. ]
Vanessa... is human, you say?
[ Hob sounds as though he has doubts. The sort that would probably remain, even if Dream confirmed it. ]
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[ it's not a denial, but there's enough ambiguity for open interpretation. Dream finishes with the soup and brings the bowl and a spoon over to Hob. ]
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Hm. Thank you.
[ He accepts the spoon and waits for the bowl to be set down before dipping it in for a taste. There's still something a little melancholy about the way he stirs the contents around, though. ]
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... Is it not to your liking?
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No, it's perfect. Just what I needed. Thank you.
[ A quick smile and he spoons some of the soup again, having another taste. He's going to need to eat to get his strength back. ]
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Then what troubles you, my friend?
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I must be tired, is all. I'll go back to bed when I've finished the soup.
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I appreciate that. I'm sorry to have put you through so much lately.
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It's still surprising, sometimes, when you use that word.
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Yes. It took a long time, you know?
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[ For all intents and purposes. ]
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