The carriage stops in front of the Mansion, and a man, in his mid-twenties, walks up the steps. His hair is unkempt, he is sporting a stubble, and a rare thing for a man of the 19th century, he does not wear a hat. He looks around with curious eyes, frowns, and knocks on the door.
His horses and carriage have stopped and await him - he never did
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A fellow French man from his period, more or less. This isn’t too odd - his theory stands.
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"Merci," he says, "for the invitation, but I am expected at a patient's home very soon, and must find my way."
He extends a hand.
"Docteur Pascal." And he expects a glint of recognition, because everyone knows him, around Plassans.
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“Oh,” he wonders a moment, “Oh, yes, I was merely looking for the road to Plassans. Or is this the Paradou?”
Bad manners. He shakes his head at himself.
“Forgive me, good day, sir. I am the Docteur Pascal.”
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His mind races - the man must be mad. Truly and well mad. Delirium, likely, has taken hold. This gives him a very small shudder - but Pascal can hold himself.
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He stops short upon noticing the man, blinks once, and then says shortly, "I don't suppose you're supposed to be here."
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"Tell me the way to Plassans, and I'll be out of your way, Monsieur."
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The growl rumbles again in the back of his throat as he casts his eyes past Pascal, searching the grounds. He doesn't seem to be aware of making it.
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"I won't stand in your way, Monsieur."
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"Well, hello there," he says, with a bit of a wryly amused grin. "You look lost. Not surprising."
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“That is so very helpful,” he says, smiling. “I was hoping to have directions to the road that leads to Plassans.”
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