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[martin-sorvat.livejournal.com]

a FEW THINGS,
gO DIE IN A FIRE, sTRIDER,
tHAT'S TO dAVE sTRIDER MIND YOU,
vRISKA, wHERE THE HECK HAVE YOU BEEN,
eQUIUS, i SNUCK INTO YOUR APARTMENT AND,
i PUT ONE THING IN MY TOILET AND THEN PUT IT,
uHHH,
bACK WHERE IT WAS IN YOUR APARTMENT,
bUT i'M NOT TELLING YOU WANT IT WAS,

aND rOSE,
i NEED TO TALK TO YOU BABY,
dROP ME A LINE,

[Minding his own business in some bushes near his dorm complex, laptop on his lap as he sits and types.]

Comments

[martin-sorvat.livejournal.com]

Zuul has no place in Roman mythology, we're now on human 80's pop culture.

[bookshrew.livejournal.com]

I did say neo-Roman, didn't I? Allow me to indulge in the small snippets of more modern references I've gleaned from John.

[martin-sorvat.livejournal.com]

Hmm well I suppose you did say that. Snippets? Oh do tell. Never spoke to John much, but when I did he was a hub of useless knowledge. Gotta say I was pretty okay with it.

[bookshrew.livejournal.com]

There's not much to tell beyond the fact that John enjoys movies that would be best used as kindling in a fire.

[martin-sorvat.livejournal.com]

I didn't have much time to watch movies, much to interested in the history and literature to be honest. But I get through quiet the plethora of human well, everything. [Smile.] Pretty sure it's noticeable though, eh?

[bookshrew.livejournal.com]

I could hardly tell. [sooooo snarky] But then I've done my fair share of consuming every viable piece of literature on hand, so I may simply be blinded by association.

[martin-sorvat.livejournal.com]

[Just how he likes it, oohh.]

Oh really now? How about you let loose some titles you fancy. Even if I won't be able to get my hands on 'em here.

[bookshrew.livejournal.com]

If we went down the entire laundry list of books I've enjoyed we'd be here until the Time Compression itself fell apart due to its own machinations. It's easier to start with a few and then work out from there, and as such I'd like to call Lovecraft and Poe to the floor. Always consistently enjoyable throughout their entire repertoire.

[martin-sorvat.livejournal.com]

You really underestimate my interest in you as a person. [Eye roll.]

I remember Poe, not to much on Lovecraft thought besides some spin off shit and a lot of fan made rigamarole.

[bookshrew.livejournal.com]

It makes me feel safer. [eyeroll to match your own]

Yes, my dearest author has quite the fan following that would make the master of horror himself toss and turn at night. You'd be best to stick with the original mythos.

[martin-sorvat.livejournal.com]

Hmmm, makes me wonder, write any fics of your own?

[bookshrew.livejournal.com]

Please. I'm more than preoccupied with just keeping track of all my psychological case studies, I'd have to invent a new day in the week to have time to write meaningless drivel.

[martin-sorvat.livejournal.com]

[Smirk.]

If you say so. But everybody's got to have hobbies.

[bookshrew.livejournal.com]

I knit. It's a very productive hobby, I assure you.

[martin-sorvat.livejournal.com]

I did know that, I watched you knit quite often actually. [As a cat mind you, but still.]

[bookshrew.livejournal.com]

Did you watch me sleep as well? [dryly]

[martin-sorvat.livejournal.com]

Uh, no. I usually let the cat do that on it's own. [Eyebrow raise. Come on babe, he's not creepy. He respects you, granted, that is REALLY hard to believe...]

[bookshrew.livejournal.com]

How kind of you. I'm sure that Jaspers appreciated his alone time with me more than he could ever express. [well gee, she's just so heartbroken over doubting you]

[martin-sorvat.livejournal.com]

Hey, Jaspers was a good kid, he loved you quite a bit. 'Fact is he's the one that told me about you before I took the time of day. Little ball of fluff is quite a talker, granted hard to understand at times, all cats are. [She should be, really. Such a great guy he is.]

[bookshrew.livejournal.com]

Yes, I imagine that you had hours of fun dissecting what he was actually saying in between his naive delivery. [she's just swooning over here]

[martin-sorvat.livejournal.com]

Hey now, I enjoy talking to animals. [Pause, looking away for a bit now.]

More interesting then people most of the time. [Back to normal now, smiling and looking her way.]

And your leetle keety had some fun things to say about your 'writing hobbies'.

[bookshrew.livejournal.com]

I feel the same way about literature. [there's a little less bite in that comment, but you'd have to be looking closely to notice]

Oh, I'm sure that Jaspers had quite a lot to say on that subject. He was my lone psychoanalysis patient for a number of years.

[martin-sorvat.livejournal.com]

He? Well, I suppose in your timeline. [In his, all that time with Jaspers was really just with HIM.]

You really did speak to your cat an awful lot.

[bookshrew.livejournal.com]

[she raises an eyebrow, but decides that more timeline shenanigans can wait. she's tired enough already] He was a superb listener.

[martin-sorvat.livejournal.com]

[He smiles, putting his hands in his pockets and taking a few steps from her.]

Well, on that note, I'll talk to ya later. [Another few steps, not looking at her now but away. He pauses for a moment and then puts a hand up with a small wave.]

Thanks for meeting with me baby. Later. [And he'll make his leave.]