Clark Luthor (
a_different_future) wrote in
lastvoyageslogs2017-01-21 07:22 pm
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One, someone please [open!]
Who: Clark and etc.
What: Flood shenanigans
When: During the Stuck On You flood
Where: around!
Notes & Warnings: None so far!
Clark's been keeping himself scarce since this all began. Not hiding, certainly, and he's been attending to things as best he can, considering everything going on... but he hasn't been quite as present as usual.
Mostly because of Scott.
Mostly because Scott isn't well and for one of the first times in his life, he's worried about getting hurt or killed not for his own sake, but for someone else. There is just way too much magic in the air at the moment to be safe for him.
But as said, he's still out and about. Deck, cafeteria, library, and of course, in the hallways since he has to travel, but he makes short work of it and otherwise, he's to be found in his cabin or the cabins of those he's visiting with.
...but of course, even the wary and well-prepared are not always safe.
What: Flood shenanigans
When: During the Stuck On You flood
Where: around!
Notes & Warnings: None so far!
Clark's been keeping himself scarce since this all began. Not hiding, certainly, and he's been attending to things as best he can, considering everything going on... but he hasn't been quite as present as usual.
Mostly because of Scott.
Mostly because Scott isn't well and for one of the first times in his life, he's worried about getting hurt or killed not for his own sake, but for someone else. There is just way too much magic in the air at the moment to be safe for him.
But as said, he's still out and about. Deck, cafeteria, library, and of course, in the hallways since he has to travel, but he makes short work of it and otherwise, he's to be found in his cabin or the cabins of those he's visiting with.
...but of course, even the wary and well-prepared are not always safe.

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"Hey," he says, awkwardly. "Mind some company?"
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"You're looking better. And always, at least when it's yours."
He gestures to his bed, to the chair across from him, and then to the bottle of scotch.
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"I've been... weathering it largely in my room. Given the amount of magic in the air of late."
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He spreads his hands.
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What Shakespeare play do you think would be good to start with?
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Which was irritating, because it's as if someone said they 'saw something' and then someone else assumed that they owned a saw for cutting wood.
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What's Hamlet about?
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More honestly, Hamlet is about the choices one makes in life, who we listen to, what things are truly important, and the harm found in selling one's future to avenge the past.
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Private
She cooks.]
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Good, because it's already made. Stop by Rosethorn's cabin?
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"Come in and sit down, Clark." The kitchen table is already set, pans covered on the stove. "You've been alright? Erskine was worrying about both of us when I told him about the incident on my birthday."
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"Erskine worries. He's got far too many brains and not enough to do here. I'm fine. And yourself?"
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[Deck]
And by rumor, Zinzi means she noticed the pairing announcement. It's not the only reason she's been avoiding Clark since Christmas, but it'd be a lie to say it wasn't a factor. She's not sure how to feel about it.
But she's looking well, at least. Sharp, focused. Maybe something a little predatory in her eyes and body language that hadn't been there before. She doesn't have a cigarette, for once, as she walks to stand next to him, turned towards the stars but watching him out of the corner of her eye.
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The predatory part does catch his eye, but he doesn't react to it. That's how he's learned to deal with predators: always act as if you know you have bigger teeth, then work subtly to find out if that's really the case.
"How've you been, Zinzi?"
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Maybe it's being a wolf, now. Her system getting a clean start, if not her mind. Maybe she's just hiding behind cheap thrills so she doesn't have to admit how scared and miserable she is. Probably it's a little of both.
"You?"
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Well, that just sounds like sour grapes.
So he shrugs.
"A trash heap is a trash heap, but most places are trash heaps. People have to be able to manage somewhere."
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She's never really talked with Clark about his. Probably because the sex got too distracting.
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"A place is really only as good as the people in it. My world has none. All the other worlds, who knows. Here, I know I at least like some people."
That's... about the long and short of it.
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