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[It was difficult to celebrate a holiday under the effects of mind control, no matter how subtle. So he'd postponed his plans, just a few days. The exact date wasn't of much importance to him - they hadn't even had this day in Tazmily - but the spirit of it . . . That was what he wanted to honor.
He holds a single sunflower, the mass of
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Of course, spending awhile trapped in Omble probably helped his fondness for bright places a bit.
He spots Lucas while the boy is planting the flower, but something about his manner stops Silence from approaching immediately. Whatever he's up to, Lucas' demeanor suggests it's something of solemn importance...and, when the boy speaks aloud to his stinkbug, it quickly crystalizes the situation for Silence. Mother's Day, just a few days ago...and a boy asking his mother to be remembered. In the past tense.
Silence hesitates in the quiet after the boy finishes speaking, briefly debating whether it's his place to intrude on such a private moment at all. But he likes Lucas, and he doesn't like the thought of the boy mourning out here, alone, without Silence's offering at least some gesture of sympathy or respect. So, after a long moment, he - silently, of course - approaches.
Of course, with spring being here and the weather having warmed up, and this being the middle of the park...Silence is attracting some native butterflies. A few of these may precede him and clue Lucas in to his presence before Silence himself draws attention to it.]
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Hi, Mr. Silence.
I guess you must look like a really big butterfly to them . . .
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Still, he can't complain. He's always liked them.
He glances sidelong at Lucas, quirking an eyebrow ever so slightly in a wordless question. The expression may be subtle, but the 'are you all right?' is as plain as words.]
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[Lucas, astute at interpreting the intent and words of animals, is somewhat more attuned to understanding Silence than he might otherwise be, even if the question wasn't obvious. He'll keep his gaze up at the cloud of butterflies for a few moments before nodding.]
I'll be alright.
.....I guess I'm like this every now and then. It's always been a bad habit of mine.
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