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Bigamy is having one wife too many...

Aug 30, 2011 19:08

Who: deathknellgrell and pushesupglasses
When: August 30th
Where: The devastated remains of William and Grell's little flat, lately trashed by monsters
Summary: A conversation with a certain Endless Witch has convinced Grell that DEATH needn't be quite so final for their dear, departed, monster-devoured kitten. All he needs is a bit of its hair to restore it. Grell hadn't ( Read more... )

grell sutcliff, william t. spears

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pushesupglasses August 31 2011, 02:25:36 UTC

[ William isn't quite so reluctant to revisit their once neat and orderly home. In actuality, he'd already returned here the night after they'd been driven out (he'd fled in his pajamas, and that certainly wasn't appropriate to wear out and about), so the sight would be nothing to surprise him. ]

Alright.

[ He sighs softly and opens the door for Grell. He knew the extent that the seeping darkness, along with the few monsters who'd 'visited' had caused to their living room and kitchen. Hopefully at least a few of their cherished belongings had survived within the confines of their room. ]

deathknellgrell August 31 2011, 02:34:34 UTC

[ Swallowing hard, Grell steps inside. The sight is jarring - but about what he'd expected. He's seen devastation before - it's all in a day's work, for a Grim Reaper. Still, it had never been quite so personal.

There's daylight streaming in through the gaping hole in the wall, where the monsters got in. And-- ]

Filthy, dirty pigeons! GAH!

[ With a flurry of startled cooing, several pigeons (they'd been roosting on the sofa) take flight, escaping through the hole. One remains behind, glaring beadily back at Grell. ]

I'll ROAST you!

I've had about enough of winged creatures!

pushesupglasses August 31 2011, 02:40:59 UTC

[ William catches Grell by the shoulder before he can attack the harmless, little pigeon. ]

Leave it alone, Grell.

[ Back home, William often used carrier pigeons to send urgent messages. Perhaps, deep down, he held a sincere fondness for the hardworking creatures. He holds a hand out to the bird, who can sense this understanding, and flutters over to perch on William's fingers. ]

We have invaded its home, now.

1/2 deathknellgrell August 31 2011, 02:54:10 UTC

[ The kittens were different, because they were theirs; but the sight of William being affectionate with a pigeon elicits intense jealousy! ]

You and your birds, you bloody--

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