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Linden can only be described as pleased by his addition to Morgause's household, as assassin and doer of odd jobs--not officially, because between two people who tell the open truth as little as Morgause and Linden do, these things do not get expressly discussed; but he knows his new mistress, and he's satisfied by the arrangement ( Read more... ) -
you seem to me like a man on the verge of burning [open]
Mr. Linden Kohlrabi is going for a walk ( Read more... ) -
Nrrgh.
Okay, you know who is completely dead meat with this whole plothole-gone thing? Linden. Linden Kohlrabi, who is a born and bred city boy, who has never worked a day in his life as far as actual technical work goes--oh, he can dress a gentleman and wait on a lady and instruct lesser servants and make his own supper if he has to, but this is a man ( Read more... ) -
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Mr Linden Kohlrabi is celebrating his name-day by not acknowledging it in the slightest, and, in fact, pretending it is nothing of the sort. Goodman Bough needs no gifts. His own father taught him that well enough over the years, despite interference from his mother, and her numerous attempts to turn him into a sinner and betrayer of his father's ( Read more... ) -
attn: Miss Molly Seagrim
It's past midnight when he arrives outside her room, with which location he is reasonably acquainted, and knocks very lightly upon her door. Although he's dressed, it's less immaculately than usual, and his neatly braided queue is undone and his hair loose at his shoulders. He leans rather heavily on his stick. -
Anti-OTP -- Linden/Alyosha
The world of man being often as incomprehensible as the world of heaven, all things considered as a whole, Linden has given up on reading for a little while and taking lunch in a room off the kitchen. -
Anti-OTP -- Linden/Molly
It is an immeasurable relief to be able to lie again, and Linden would be taking full advantage of the fact did he ever much talk to anyone. As it is, he and his coffee are well settled in his room, reading an enormous book about mythology. His hair is neatly braided and tied back, his clothes are immaculate, and looking at him one would think he ( Read more... ) -
{open like the sky}
Linden is feeling very sincerely tired, and more than that very old--it's gotten to the point where by sheer force of will he can appear ordinary, but there's no disguising that the grey has spread to all his hair, and that his pleasant face is exceedingly worn ( Read more... ) -
Attn: Curio
As Molly suggested to Linden that he talk to Curio, in a general way, and as Linden is trying to preserve his cover of being a normal person without issues, a letter will soon go out addressed to the aforementioned Curio ( Read more... )