Who: Rain and Allen Walker. When: Backdated to August 1st. Where: The Fair Grounds. Summary: It's the best place to spend a good day, and for once, everything promises to turn out that way. Warnings: Happiness. ...
The summer months here were ending. If there was any time to be going to the fair, it was now, and who could say that they had gone to a carnival in another world? The answer: not many at all. But Rain would be missing his chance soon if he didn’t make the time to hop aboard the bus one weekend and take the ride out to the fairgrounds early-ish in the day, while the weather was still welcoming and the flags on the big tops fluttered in a balmy breeze
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"I'd miss my voice too much to be a mime. My voice might miss me, too." The friendly return, the way the other man simply smiled and waved had the exorcist's day brightening up just that much more as well-- most people ignored him if they didn't have kids, and if they did, the children usually hid behind a grudgingly smiling and truly impatient parent (or an over-enthusiastic one, and Allen couldn't decide which one was better) while he coaxed out a few choice answers- where are you going today? are you enjoying it? will you see the elephants? they'd like to see you!- and then left them to move on, oftentimes ending up being the one smiling and waving at the end as well as the beginning
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alluva sudden my replies get so very short XD;;;violins_rainSeptember 13 2011, 07:18:46 UTC
“...Yeah," Despite himself, Rain looks around the carnival grounds again before answering, “I am. Thanks.”
His inflection suggests he is more content than happy-- making the best of things, as it were. Rain studies the clown a little more closely under his star-shaped make-up (it was make-up wasn’t it?) and suit. A young man, in his teens, with snow white hair and clear, lightly-colored eyes. Chuckling, Rain bends sideways to meet Allen’s gaze upside-down.
“Mr. Goer, huh? Haha, that’s me, I guess. You’d miss your voice, and I would have missed the opportunity to talk to you, Mr...?”
introductions are always the longest! :BpayingthepiperSeptember 15 2011, 23:14:19 UTC
Whatever that voice hinted at, it wasn't the utmost joy someone who didn't have a kid normally took to when they visited the circus. Allen kept his expression bright and unchanging, of course, but he was making some mental notes.
Even as he was as cheery as ever.
"Walker!" An exaggeratedly stretched out gloved hand for a shake, because this man didn't seem to think too oddly of the clown get-up (aside from that eying), and that was sort of nice. "Or Allen, or Red, or whatever else you'd like -- what's your name, Mr. Goer?"
"A rainbow isn't something that I would mind to have right now, though, Mr. Bow!" With another very exaggerated gasp and shocked look, though it should've been obvious he was tempted to smile. "And that's not a true hint... That was telling me!"
it's a silly thing.payingthepiperSeptember 27 2011, 22:36:25 UTC
"... Mr. Rain!" Hopefully, and then with a happy whoop - Allen made forward as if to hug the man, but then doubled back with a great old smile, muscles all wiry. "Mr. Rain. Mister Rain.
"I hope you don't try to go away." That was treating a big line, but the clown went for it. Why not?
Rain watches the clown gently dance around before affecting a thinking pose, complete with hand stroking chin and gaze traveling skyward in contemplation.
"I need...someone to show me around! Do you know someone who could do that?"
"Do I... ah-hmm..." Allen mimicked that pose to a T, only his eyes went out to the rest of the circus rather than upwards. "... Ah!"
A 'eureka!' moment that showed clearly on his face, complete with absolute excitement. "I think I might! If you don't mind a few cracks along the way." With a mimicked laughing motion, to boot.
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His inflection suggests he is more content than happy-- making the best of things, as it were. Rain studies the clown a little more closely under his star-shaped make-up (it was make-up wasn’t it?) and suit. A young man, in his teens, with snow white hair and clear, lightly-colored eyes. Chuckling, Rain bends sideways to meet Allen’s gaze upside-down.
“Mr. Goer, huh? Haha, that’s me, I guess. You’d miss your voice, and I would have missed the opportunity to talk to you, Mr...?”
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Even as he was as cheery as ever.
"Walker!" An exaggeratedly stretched out gloved hand for a shake, because this man didn't seem to think too oddly of the clown get-up (aside from that eying), and that was sort of nice. "Or Allen, or Red, or whatever else you'd like -- what's your name, Mr. Goer?"
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He reaches out and shakes the proffered hand warmly, expression brightening with Allen's cheeriness.
“As for my name, well, it’s a good thing the weather today isn’t my name. Can you guess?”
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He cocked his head, made his pause into something vaguely dramatic -- leaned forward and snapped back with a playfully hopeful, "Mr. Sandstorm?"
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Hm...!
"... Mr. Tornado?"
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"Haha, good try, but no cigar! I’ll give you a hint. ‘When the sky feels sad for the people on the ground, it cries and gives us rainbows'."
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"I hope you don't try to go away." That was treating a big line, but the clown went for it. Why not?
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Then he answers in a normal, cordial tone.
"So then, it's nice to meet you, Mr. Walker. You can call me just 'Rain'."
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With a smile and a slight twirl around, feet moving him over to the side. But -
"Rain it is! Is there anything you need help with, Rain-that-will-stay?"
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"I need...someone to show me around! Do you know someone who could do that?"
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A 'eureka!' moment that showed clearly on his face, complete with absolute excitement. "I think I might! If you don't mind a few cracks along the way." With a mimicked laughing motion, to boot.
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