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Apr 08, 2010 23:09

All things considered, he could have accidentally swapped bodies with worse than Trowa Barton ( Read more... )

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puckishly April 8 2010, 22:21:42 UTC
Puck, as it happens, is sitting in a tree near the outskirts of the woods, and though he had for some stretch of the morning been a robin redbreast, now he is in his more customary form; perhaps it's a statement that at least he may hold onto his shape if it pleases him.

Then again, to ascribe that level of thought may be to give him a little too much credit.

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oneman_onevote April 8 2010, 22:25:47 UTC
Deliberate or not, it's helpful for Havelock, who - at least from a distance - has difficulty picking Puck out when he is in animal form.

He heads out, hands in his coat pockets as he scans the lakeside, apparently leisurely.

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puckishly April 8 2010, 22:31:28 UTC
Puck is keeping half an eye to the door, out of boredom if nothing else.

There is a peculiar jolt in seeing the shape that emerges; when one week is measured against five years, it it quite natural to make the mistake, to think it really is Havelock--

And of course, it is.

Just not all of him.

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oneman_onevote April 8 2010, 22:41:10 UTC
There.

All sorts of people could be out climbing trees, of course. Children, outlaws - Havelock's own peers, who see climbing in all forms as good practise. But even with the limits of human eyesight considered, there are certain forms you learn to know well, even at a distance.

He deviates from the path enough to take a direct route to the foot of Puck's chosen tree.

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