Isabella Mariel Swan ∀ "Glass" (
thaumobabble) wrote2013-09-26 04:44 pm
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several kinds
Glass appears in the Belltower, where the Jokers less Felicity are still assembled.
"There are," she announces, "kinds of you."
"There are," she announces, "kinds of you."
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He grabs breakfast early the next morning, and then spends almost the whole day wandering around the island.
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Elspeth puts a few cookbooks on the kitchen counter but draws no special attention to them.
The following morning, Jake leaves first thing in the morning. Elspeth says a couple hours later, "Felicity? I'm going to be out for a few hours. Do you need anything before I go?"
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And then she is gone.
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An hour after Elspeth leaves, he goes back in the house. It takes a little time and ingenuity to set an empty cereal box on fire - he's already out of triangles anyway, and hasn't asked for more - but he manages it, and then he carries it around to as many flammable things as he can, and then he curls up on the living room floor and waits.
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Unfortunately for Felicity's grand plan, even when the house collapses around him, he doesn't quite torch. And, pinned flat under a smoldering chunk of ceiling with what feels like more bones broken than not, there's not much he can do to change that.
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She puts out the remaining fire, first, and then she picks through the wreckage calmly in search of Felicity.
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She sits down next to him. She's not sure if his ears are working, with this extent of damage. But Elspeth can talk to the comatose, and he's not that far gone. I can heal you. I can torch you better. I can leave you alone. What do you prefer?
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[heal me?]
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Somewhat disbelievingly: "Did you just magic the house back?"
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Then: "Is... is that why you're not mad?"
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He looks contemplatively at the restored house.
Then he turns and walks away.
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