It's the workshop. The one in Paris. Everything was as it was. It was slightly cool, the building not made for being comfortable. It was older, not exactly organized, but usable. The rooms were the same, the patio furniture they used, the tables still set up, and even Ariadne's architecture desk was there, models filling the brim
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"What will it be?" She's no artist herself, but a painter for a father has given her an appreciation of it - even if she's ripped up one or two of his sketches that don't substitute for his presence.
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(ooc: And you have just decided me about what I'll do for a present-life post for this theme later this month. Thank you! <3)
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Though the thought of Arthur made her stop. She wondered where he was, what he was doing.
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He's unobtrusive, usually, more of a watcher than someone that'll interrupt - but she seems as if she'll keep working without that interruption, and he does like to meet people.
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It was true. Every little piece had its place and she had to be able to teach it to Yusef. She did teach it to Yusef. But that's how she worked. Details. Her brain could pick a part things, rearrange them, make them better. But she needed a base for it. Her models and blueprints were the start.
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"Ariadne?"
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"Arthur?" It had to actually have been him. The projection of Arthur was in the other room. Or at least she assumed he was. He was working; it's what he did most of the time anyway.
Still her eyes questioned him, and she put the blade down and the tiny wall that was going to be the maze in the hotel. There wasn't any actual need for this, now that it was a dream - now that she knew it was a dream. Her hand went to her pocket, despite her assurance that this was not reality.
"What are you doing here?"
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