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Oct 30, 2007 22:41

Clark is in a sickeningly good mood. There may be whistling. It's probably not because he's restocking the kitchen cupboards with the latest canned goods obtained in town earlier.

He may or may not tell you actually why, depending on who you are and how you ask.

eden mccain, clark kent, intuition

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carefulwishes October 31 2007, 02:51:07 UTC
Will he tell Eden?

"Hi, Clark!" she greets as she enters the kitchen, with a smile that's both friendly and a bit weary.

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hero_farmboy October 31 2007, 02:53:49 UTC
He will likely blush, but probably, yes. He likes Eden!

"Hey," he grins at her and holds out an orange. "I ran down to Florida earlier."

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carefulwishes October 31 2007, 03:20:10 UTC
"See anything interesting?" Eden asks - and because of Clark's general mood, she doesn't start bracing for the worst. Probably the crying with Anna helped a little there.

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hero_farmboy October 31 2007, 03:24:59 UTC
"Nope. Which personally, I'm counting as a good thing. No news is good news around here, as far as I'm concerned, you know?"

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carefulwishes October 31 2007, 03:29:00 UTC
Eden chuckles quietly - as she does most things, really.

"I get that. Oh - and I see more food. Be still my heart!"

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hero_farmboy October 31 2007, 03:33:31 UTC
"I do try to provide," he says wryly, putting away the last few cans. "Of course with rationing, it's not going to last very long, but I figure if Shay can teleport a boat into the field out back, he can pitch in and start bringing food in, too."

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carefulwishes October 31 2007, 03:37:24 UTC
"Shay seems nice," Eden says, in a vague way that implies she has nothing much to say about him other than that.

Except for the part where she adds, "D'you know he's part dragon?"

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hero_farmboy October 31 2007, 03:42:20 UTC
Clark snorts, though he's not amused in any way, really. "Yeah, he mentioned that." He will not let this ruin his good mood, however. "Then, so's Lucy, sort of. We keep this up, we'll have the whole set."

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carefulwishes October 31 2007, 03:46:08 UTC
Eden notes the lack of amusement but doesn't mention it. "Like Cabbage Patch kids."

'Gotta catch 'em all' would've been a great (tired, recycled) quip if Eden's knowledge of kids culture doesn't fade out around the mid-90s.

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hero_farmboy October 31 2007, 03:52:45 UTC
That gets Eden a quizzical look. "Huh?"

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carefulwishes October 31 2007, 03:58:39 UTC
Eden takes a moment to marvel at someone who's apparently never played an 80s edition of anything - then feels old - then shakes her head, ever so disappointed.

"Kids today. Are you too busy with your Wii and your Internet to learn your history?"

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hero_farmboy October 31 2007, 04:03:44 UTC
Clark wasn't even on the planet until 1989.

"Wii?" No, he never had video games. That was Pete's job, but since he moved away, Clark's education in mindless entertainment has taken a nosedive. "We were a little behind the times. You could barely get wireless out here until last year."

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carefulwishes October 31 2007, 04:10:01 UTC
He should tell Eden that! She'd stop feeling like an old (spinster, her stepmother would say) maid.

"It's some Nintendo thing. I've seen a few ads." Her shrugs and facial expression says and that's about all I care to know.

An eyebrow raises and she gives a low whistle. "And now I remember why I moved away from a town like this."

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hero_farmboy October 31 2007, 04:24:47 UTC
"It has its charms," he replies with a smile, though that fades just a little. "Did, anyway."

But he brushes that thought off and his happiness returns. "So, you busy this afternoon?"

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carefulwishes October 31 2007, 04:26:53 UTC
"There was a cloud I was planning to watch, but I think it can keep."

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hero_farmboy October 31 2007, 04:32:29 UTC
"Good. You want to take that trip into Metropolis then?"

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