Rinoa Heartilly (
rebellingheart) wrote in
witchesreign2010-09-13 08:20 pm
♥ [Action/Quad/Open] my depth perception must be off again
(ooc: I meant to post this ages ago and for one reason or another just haven't gotten around to it yet. This is backdated forever and ever and ever ago to after this post)
[Rinoa sits curled around Angelo in a shady, tree filled corner of the Quad, her face buried in the dog's furry ruff as she just sits and well pouts? Mopes? Sulks? Cries? There were any number of words that could be used to describe her current behavior and most of them fit. However, if someone were to look for it they'd see the tell-tale sign of tear tracks on the cadets face as well as the dampened portions of Angelo's furbut thankfully not enough to trigger much of a damp dog scent.
Her face still buried against the dog her voice was muffled as she voiced her complaint, thinking that only Angelo could hear her.]
Why's he such a jerk?
[Maybe she had taken some things for granted and just assumed they were true, but he didn't have to be so cold about it. It was becoming painfully clear that what meant the world to her was more or less nothing to him. The more she thought about it the more it hurt and the more upset she became. ]
[Anyone's more than welcome to stop by and bother girl and dog new and old CR alike.]
[Rinoa sits curled around Angelo in a shady, tree filled corner of the Quad, her face buried in the dog's furry ruff as she just sits and well pouts? Mopes? Sulks? Cries? There were any number of words that could be used to describe her current behavior and most of them fit. However, if someone were to look for it they'd see the tell-tale sign of tear tracks on the cadets face as well as the dampened portions of Angelo's fur
Her face still buried against the dog her voice was muffled as she voiced her complaint, thinking that only Angelo could hear her.]
Why's he such a jerk?
[Maybe she had taken some things for granted and just assumed they were true, but he didn't have to be so cold about it. It was becoming painfully clear that what meant the world to her was more or less nothing to him. The more she thought about it the more it hurt and the more upset she became. ]
[Anyone's more than welcome to stop by and bother girl and dog new and old CR alike.]

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[He's teasing, of course, but feel free to answer.]
I'll survive. [Smiles.] If I didn't, I'm sure I would be a disgrace to my family.
[There were definitely masochists in the world, but he doubts they'd like a mind trip like the one he had. His smile fades before humming softly.] Only someone with darkness in their souls could, I assume.
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[She shakes her head.] Just because you'll survive doesn't mean you'll be okay. [She knew that better than people tended to think she did.]
[Rinoa nods at his next assumption, wrapping her arms around herself with a sigh.] That's no one I'd want to be, that's for sure.
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[Nods softly, giving her a wry smile.] You got me there. But I'm sure I can find a good listener if I'm not okay about it. [Smirks knowingly.]
I believe you. I could see that with my own eyes. But as long as you have that notion in your heart, then you surely won't, especially if you don't want to. [He disliked seeing her so...uncomfortable, so disheartened.] Rinoa, if you ever need someone to talk to, I'll listen. Anytime. Or I could sing you a song.
[...what? Songs help!]
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I hope not, it's something I'll have to work on and make sure of my entire life. [Which could be pretty long, sorceresses apparently can live longer than normal people for some reason.
Still his offer makes her pause and she looks at him appraisingly.]
You'll sing me a song? [As the daughter of a musician, it's always held a special place in her life even if she's never admitted this to anyone. Music makes her feel closer to her mother.
She's the worst critic ever though, just as a warning.]
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[Gives her a small nod at her question.] Any song you'd like. You may need to teach me the words and such, but I'll do my best. [Crosses his arms with a smug smile.] It's my profession, after all.
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[She's a little surprised by the news, but the idea of listening to music from another world is certainly intriguing.] Then sing me a song, your favorite, from back on your world.
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[He hadn't expected a request, but who was he to deny one? It doesn't take him long to come up with his favorite from his home world. Each time he heard it, sung it, it made him feel relaxed, at peace. As he sings, he moves with the tune in his head, closing his eyes in a sign that he's getting into the song. Forgive him.
When he finishes, he opens his eyes, unable to help the smile that was on his face.] So?
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When he finishes she shakes her head a little.]
It's not bad, but you can still use some work I think.
[She's teasing, but she does mean it. Performance skills are important.]
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You sound quite like my manager, except less harsh. [Crosses his arms, not looking all that displeased.] It would be dull work if I couldn't improve! Please, don't be afraid to say more. A performer should have tough skin you know.