The question isn't whether or not fairies sleep - they do, just not as frequently, nor as predictably as mortals. The question that ought to be asked, is whether or not faeries dreamLong, pale eyelashes fluttering slightly, the clement chirping of birds still soothing his ears, the small, child-like creature stirs in his slumber. Ears twitching and
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"Uh, hi," she says softly, giving the--
--wait.
Huh. This one certainly looks different.
"I--I mean... calm down. My name is Piper and um... are you okay?" It's probably a stupid question, but still it needs to be asked.
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"Piper, are you? You be like no piper I have ever known, pied or not, to ask me of my wellbeing. What is this place?"
As for stupid questions, some are more tedious than others.
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"It's my name," she replies, with some sort of weary resignation. "Piper Halliwell. And you're in Taxon. You're not hurt, are you?"
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He peers closer, resisting the urge to poke and prod the box. His ears twitch in some manner of emotional display. "Taxon... I have never heard of this place. Am I a prisoner?"
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Drusilla was trapped in a cage of her own at the moment - an unjust punishment for a crime she hadn't really committed - and, consequently, had to find amusement in the strangest of places. A new arrival was always interesting. The plea - the icy inflections of fear and the sort caress of anger - was a sweeter icing than she'd expected.
"Do you like violets?"
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"Violets are fickle and sweet," he says, on his guard. "Deceiving in name and lacking in fragrance, some of them, twice-blooming others, and tokens or bargains of and for a love that lasts forever. If there is such a thing, when love lives and breathes in the hearts of men."
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If that answer was anything to go by, he would definitely be worthwhile. Her smile widened.
"They don't grow here. Nothing real does."
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"Nothing?" He spits, suddenly livid, shoulders hunching up and back. "You lie!"
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You okay, kid? Because if you ain't actually bleeding, I don't see that shouting helps anyone.
[Hangover? No, surely not.]
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Shouting? Shouting is reduced to splitting words like hairs when all you have is your opinion and I have mine: I am not shouting, I'm voicing my concerns loudly. Have I lost that right as well, I wonder.
[In other news, voices appearing out of nowhere (out of his newfound box of wonders) is really more disconcerting than he'd like to admit.]
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...and, broad-cast? That is unlike any word I have ever made up. What does it mean?
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