Mycroft is not happy today. This is mostly because he found out last night that his oldest son had done something as pig-headed as start a fight with another boy over something entirely pointless
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Guppy nods. "Well if he does well, we might be able to convert to just a splint after a few weeks. Depends how bad the pain is. He's having to take co-codamol at the moment."
"Fry finds social rules difficult." Guppy says. "And reading people. There's only so much guidance we can give him because sometimes a situation just requires judgement.
On this occasion, he judged that people were in potential danger, and acted in what he thought was a logical manner."
Mycroft seems to consider this. "I'm sure something of the sort could be arranged. Perhaps once everyone's recovered from the recent unpleasantness. I can't promise that my brother would want to be present, though."
"Fry interacts with people if he feels like it, and needs a certain amount of quiet or alone time. Coral tends to try and get on with everyone. Brooke tends to be the most 'popular' at school, but sometimes she can be a little harsh."
"'Popularity' is something I'm afraid I can't comment on," Mycroft says. "The children are responsible for their own education, and I'm afraid they don't get out much."
This is mostly for everyone else's safety and sanity.
He spots Mycroft and wanders over.
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He shakes his head, and can't help but be disappointed in the way his son handled the matter.
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On this occasion, he judged that people were in potential danger, and acted in what he thought was a logical manner."
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"Yeah, but Fry meets a lot of... interesting kids. Some of the kids he knows around that age probably could write computer viruses."
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"A troubling thought for all of us, I'm sure."
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"Perhaps we should have some sort of gathering? So we can all get to know each other better."
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Or that it would be a good idea if he were.
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He likes to have at least a rough idea of who Fry's hanging around with.
"Maybe dinner then games for the kids?"
He suspects Sherlock wouldn't come, but he'll invite him anyway because his mun thinks it would be funny.
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Mycroft considers this. "Games. Yes, that could be interesting, indeed."
Somehow, he doesn't think his brood would go for such a thing, but he supposes they all could use a lesson in socialisation.
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He's fairly certain that if Quentin had damaged himself or anybody, he'd have heard about it by now.
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This is mostly for everyone else's safety and sanity.
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"We thought about it when we were having trouble with Fry in nursery, but in the end we decided not to."
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