Raven Darkholme (
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exsiliumlogs2012-07-27 11:08 pm
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Date & Time: July 25th, eveningish?
Location: Equius' home, then about the town
Characters: Equius and Raven!
Summary: Raven takes Equius out for a walk.
Warnings: None so far! Blue people bein' blue?
[She's still not 100% certain she understands how trolls are supposed to work, but at least she has some idea of their relationships, now. After her little chat with Sollux, she's sure that she'll be able to hold something against the other troll if it becomes necessary.
She's grown rather fond of Equius in their time together in the prehistoric. They'd spoken relatively little, but she saw him as, in some ways, a younger version of her friend Hank. Not quite as geeky, maybe, but still quite awkward.
Once she's at his door, she lifts her hand to knock -- and hopes that Sollux isn't the one who answers the door.]
Location: Equius' home, then about the town
Characters: Equius and Raven!
Summary: Raven takes Equius out for a walk.
Warnings: None so far! Blue people bein' blue?
[She's still not 100% certain she understands how trolls are supposed to work, but at least she has some idea of their relationships, now. After her little chat with Sollux, she's sure that she'll be able to hold something against the other troll if it becomes necessary.
She's grown rather fond of Equius in their time together in the prehistoric. They'd spoken relatively little, but she saw him as, in some ways, a younger version of her friend Hank. Not quite as geeky, maybe, but still quite awkward.
Once she's at his door, she lifts her hand to knock -- and hopes that Sollux isn't the one who answers the door.]
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Maybe, but once someone knows it -- it just seems kind of silly to keep rubbing it in their face.
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Not at all, you have to make sure it sticks. Though I suppose that depends on how exactly you are reminding them.
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[She shakes her head, turning the corner toward the grocery store.]
So your roommate, Sollux. Still mad at him?
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[How does she troll culture, Equius.]
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Bad.
[But... good bad, it's bad but- ugh. He doesn't really know...]
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She turns the corner into the store.]
Well, uh. I'd say I'm sure he doesn't mean it, but that would be a lie.
[She won't say why he means it, though.]
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[Equius follows, sure to let her open doors if they don't open on their own. More because he'd just break them if anything.]
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[And it might mess with -- whatever they need to do for troll hate-mance to happen.]
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[How does hatemance even work, how does romance even work.]
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[She heads for the produce section.]
Just let me know if you need to stop.
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Fine.
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...okay, she's still not a complete adult, all right.]
I should probably grab something for the boys, too.
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...I mean, they're both older than me, but.
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Is living with them... acceptable?
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[She is not broaching the subject of what living with Charles and Erik together is like.]
It isn't like I've got much of a choice.
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[It's irritating, sure, but it's better than fighting with him over petty things -- if they're going to fight, let it be over the differences in their ideals. It was nice to pretend things could go back to normal for the handful of times that things seem to go right with them here.]
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That's a -- platonic love thing, right? I don't really know the specifics.
I mean, I love him -- he loves me, but it's a lot more complicated than that.
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[They'd never really tried to stop each other from making silly decisions.]
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