[Sunrises are beautiful from the top of the Straw Hat's rooftop. Brook makes it a point to see each and every one of them, watching the world around them stir to life as he plays the violin. He's been inseperable from it and his other instruments since everything has gone back to normal. There is so much relief in being able to do this again, and
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[Minutes later he's on the roof, hooves clacking softly against the tile in a way that he knows might cause Brook to notice his presence. Unless he is addressed, however, he will simply take a seat and watch their musician, outlined by the oranges and reds against the sky, in his trade.]
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For me, it is more or less resolved now, however. When I returned, at first I experienced some very disconcerting dreams [Hence why he wasn't sleeping as much], but those are no longer so frequent. Other than that, it's as if it had never happened.
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[The dreams. He remembers fully now the conversation that spurred the promise. He looks away, briefly, disappointed in himself in the process; here's the doctor, the one people turn to for answers, and all he can do is look completely unsure of everything.] I - I don't know very much about dreams, but...I'm sorry.
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And that. That needs to stop.] You shouldn't apologize for such things, Chopper-san. It hardly had anything to do with you, and if you are saying it for my sake, there is only so much sympathy I can take. [It's riddled all over your body language, Chopper, that and something else. He appreciates that you can give it so freely, but it feels like more than enough.]
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all know the modus operandi by now.]
[Chopper just wishes -]
Don't hide stuff like that anymore. [There's something cross in his voice. They all know the modus operandi by now. This includes you.]
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[One more time, Brook. And mean it.]
Are they really gone?
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[He lets that hang in the air for a second before actually answering the question.] If it weren't for the dreams, it would almost feel as if it had never happened.
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I can make something to suppress them if they get bad.
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[And tiring. He fidgets some, hoping this check up won't take long.]
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I don't see any problems. There aren't any lasting physical effects from what I can tell.
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[There's no tears, only shaking relief.]
I was worried.
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He reaches down a hand to pat Chopper's back.]
...I know. I apologize for that - I hadn't meant to.
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