Fern Green (
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trustfell2017-09-23 02:03 pm
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I don't believe in fretting and greiving, why mess around with strife?
[In some ways, this trial was simpler. The killer was lacking in remorse, the victim innocent. The lines were clearer. Was that better, or worse?
Either way, Fern and Alex make up something of a green team, preparing a meal in the kitchen. Nothing particularly complicated. Coffee and water for whoever want it is at one end of the dining table. Along the rest of it is a variety of foods. A plate of cheese and crackers, a bowl of salad and carrots for the healthy people, some handy finger sandwiches, and... a big pot of mac and cheese. What they lack in presentation they make up in sheer volume of food. That's a big tub of mac and cheese.
They struggle with the invitations for a bit before eventually coming up with possibly the most awkward phrasing possible. These notes are quietly shoved under doors with little fanfare more than a quick knock.
We got food in eat place. Food is good to eat. Enjoy food with us?
- Fern and Alex
[The dining area is lined up with some appropriate decorations, quick paper streamers and even some doodles that have been taped to the walls.
Its possible too simple. But maybe people need something simple to gorge on after a complicated day.]
Either way, Fern and Alex make up something of a green team, preparing a meal in the kitchen. Nothing particularly complicated. Coffee and water for whoever want it is at one end of the dining table. Along the rest of it is a variety of foods. A plate of cheese and crackers, a bowl of salad and carrots for the healthy people, some handy finger sandwiches, and... a big pot of mac and cheese. What they lack in presentation they make up in sheer volume of food. That's a big tub of mac and cheese.
They struggle with the invitations for a bit before eventually coming up with possibly the most awkward phrasing possible. These notes are quietly shoved under doors with little fanfare more than a quick knock.
We got food in eat place. Food is good to eat. Enjoy food with us?
- Fern and Alex
[The dining area is lined up with some appropriate decorations, quick paper streamers and even some doodles that have been taped to the walls.
Its possible too simple. But maybe people need something simple to gorge on after a complicated day.]
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[...he'll probably move soon, but he's curious...]
Are you working on something?
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[...]
That's a tad morbid, isn't it? Sorry.
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[...she doesn't want to finish that thought, just...shaking her head.]
It might not be a bad idea, though. As a politician, lots of people are gonna be worried for your well-being.
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[...he does chuckle a bit darkly at that.]
I do wonder what kind of a mess I'll be coming back to. Things weren't exactly rosy the last I remember.
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[She...tries to force up that warmth and chuckle, waving it off. But huh...that's interesting.]
Trouble in the government offices, Tarrlok-san?
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And it's more of a city-wide problem, really. There's some lunatic taking people's bending and trying to start an anti-bender revolution or... something.
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[...THAT'S PUTTING IT GENTLY.
But that...second bit seems to get Sayaka's complete and utter confusion. Like. What? Why?]
...Why would they do that? What...kind of purpose is that even going for? That just seems...um, forgive my phrasing for a moment, but entirely stupid.
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...and yes, it's very stupid. I think they seem to believe that our bending abilities give us a sociopolitical advantage over non-benders, which isn't accurate, if you ask me. I suppose everyone needs someone to scapegoat for their problems, though...
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...That's...really strange. I hope you're all able to stop them peacefully enough, at least. Those people just sound like a very big problem, especially if they're actually succeeding...
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[That's...something of a worry, honestly.]
You've been a lot of help to us, though, you know? In regards to organizing us and keeping us on track. If that's the same mindset you have at home, I'm certain everything will turn out fine.
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[I MEAN, HE'S TECHNICALLY KIND OF RIGHT???]
And yes, it is. The biggest difference is that back home I have more resources at my disposal, so it's easier to take control of the situation than it is here.
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[...that gets something resembling a smile, good god. Emoting is happening, somewhat at least.]
That's understandable, but you do a very good job of it here too. You've got a good head on your shoulders, and honestly, it's probably the best thing to have in this situation. You're a natural.
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[oh god. don't be smug. don't try to glow with pride or anything.]
Well, I definitely appreciate the vote of confidence. I'm glad to have your support in this, since even if you're an experienced leader, you really can't do anything without people to lead.
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Well, I'd like to think that we're all more than willing to follow along, to our own extents. Just make sure not to overextend yourself, okay? We wouldn't want to see something happen to you.
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