Oct 16, 2005 22:02
It's not a prophetic dream. Not a hint that Meg will come back, probably not even Meg.
But Faith, sitting on the front row of the theatre and watching the familiar blonde figure spin and twirl and pirouette across the stage, really doesn't care.
She's just glad to see her friend again.
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Meg onstage knows no such limitations. Perfect fifth position, perfect arabesque; perfect leap off the stage, landing in the perfect stance in front of Faith, facing the stage.
She turns around to flash a grin at her.
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Faith's grinning back, so widely it feels like her cheeks will fall off.
"Hey, Twinkletoes."
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- 'sides, I mean, what's the worst that could happen, now?
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"...point, I guess. Meg...I'm sorry. I'm supposed to keep people safe, and I...you...Meg..."
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Come on, Faith, you can't tell me there's any way that was your fault. If you even try, I'll have to hit you. With a newspaper. I mean, I can do that, now, I'm staff!
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Faith shuffles her feet, slightly, looking down at the floor. "I miss you, all the time. We all do...Andrew's just broken, and Lilly too...had to make Max eat...it's not the same without you around."
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I didn't - I mean, that's the worst part about it, really. Everyone being -
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I'm - it's not like I'm the first person you've had to be without, *she says, and looks up to meet Faith's eyes.*
You'll be okay.
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And she does.
"But I won't stop missing you."
And she won't.
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Well - I'm here now, *she offers.
After all, she doesn't know she isn't.*
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And Faith smiles, sadly, and hugs her, hard and tight and clingy.
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But Faith will take it anyway.
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- anyways, *she says,* at least the cheese can't get me here.
*- what, it's a Whedonverse dream.*
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But she's laughing.
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