*The door opens, and a beautiful black-haired woman enters. She pauses and looks around in confusion and wonder. Her eyes light on a
face that she'd never expected to see again.*
Owen?
*Unnoticed behind her, the door closes quietly and disappears.*
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Owen stares, hands clenching. Very quietly, in Welsh, he says, "It's not real. She's not real." He does not move from his place near the piano.
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Equally quietly, he says to Owen, "Real is a hard word -- almost as hard as true. Or now."
He is aware of Will's presence, but does not look at him.
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Her scent is real. Guinevere.
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*By Owen's third word, he has begun unthinkingly to hear the Welsh as an Old One instead of an English boy, with fluent unstudied comprehension.*
*For now, he says nothing, but his gaze is hooded and intent.*
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Owen. Owen who she almost thought was a dream. Owen who cared for them.
She takes a small, hesitating step forward, barely breathing.*
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He steps towards her without thinking, one step, two steps and now he's running towards the door staring at her with his heart in his eyes.
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Owen. Owen Davies.
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He has possibly forgotten that he is in public.
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*He's looked away, a little, for the illusion of privacy, but not so much that he cannot see. There is a part of him that is a boy that feels uncomfortable seeing so much naked emotion on Owen Davies' face, but he is both Bran Davies' friend and the Watchman of the Light. A quick flicked sidelong glance at Gwion, but other than that he watches and listens, discreet and waiting.*
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You're real.
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Owen lets Gwen's other hand drop. He has no idea what to say.
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