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Jackrabbit was painting a pot. Why? Because the idea struck him and when he has ideas he must act on them.
Even if they end up dying halfway through, which happened often. This could explain why his room is littered with half finished drawings, portions of an outfit, books half read, holies half made. Most of the things he does finish he's given as gifts - to Pansy, though she hadn't been around, or to Mo Chroi, if they were suitable for babies, or Mad Sweeney though for the most part the gifts he's given to Sweeney haven't been altogether the leprechauns gifts of choice.
Nevertheless, at the moment Jackrabbit is sitting crosslegged on the floor, painting a porttion of a pot with extreme detail and concentration. Its a rather stunning piece of work but likely won't go much farther than this once he's distracted.
but thats alright. Distract him.
Even if they end up dying halfway through, which happened often. This could explain why his room is littered with half finished drawings, portions of an outfit, books half read, holies half made. Most of the things he does finish he's given as gifts - to Pansy, though she hadn't been around, or to Mo Chroi, if they were suitable for babies, or Mad Sweeney though for the most part the gifts he's given to Sweeney haven't been altogether the leprechauns gifts of choice.
Nevertheless, at the moment Jackrabbit is sitting crosslegged on the floor, painting a porttion of a pot with extreme detail and concentration. Its a rather stunning piece of work but likely won't go much farther than this once he's distracted.
but thats alright. Distract him.