Who: EVERYONE. Where: clearing in the woods designed for bonfires. When: Duskish. What: Fire, twigs and a big bag of marshmallows meet. Warnings: None I can think of, just go nuts.
Fourteen year old Crane, despite announcing that his previous fire with Rose was the best fire ever, never to be challenged by any other, has still rocked up. Because fire is excessively fascinating. He's sitting a little too close to it, poking it with a stick and a very intense expression on his face.
"Yeah, well, I have, trust me, it's an experience you wanna skip out on if you can. Especially with a medieval practitioner on the premises." She watches the thing catch fire, but does nothing. The boy is probably stronger than her anyway.
"Well, you can't expect strangers to do it," she replied. "But my Grams cares about me and my sisters.
I know because, they're happy when I'm happy, if someone tries to hurt me, they're angry at them and sometimes they're angry at me when I do something stupid or dangerous. They take care of me."
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"I've never burnt myself before. It'll be fine." He looks back at it, apprently not worried by the fact that his poking stick is catching fire itself.
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"A medieval practicioner of what?" He hadn't needed to visit a doctor yet, so wasn't aware of anything unusual in that department.
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leeches," she shudders.
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"Yeah, that doesn't surprise me. No one cares what happens to kids." He shrugs, and stands up to look for another fire poking stick.
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these people, but people care."
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"People always say that, but they can never point out who, or where or why."
He sits down again, way too close to the fire. "How can you be so sure about it?"
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I know because, they're happy when I'm happy, if someone tries to hurt me, they're angry at them and sometimes they're angry at me when I do something stupid or dangerous. They take care of me."
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He pokes the fire a little more, fiddling with the base of a log.
"It must be nice to have people who like you." Said with a slight edge.
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"I don't know. But it's their problem, not mine." Crane says the last bit with real anger in his voice.
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