Logan tried to stay away from the film cans on the bookshelf. After all, they tended to be nothing but trouble. Whether it was an episode of Veronica's TV show, or a fake documentary featuring Joe's death, nothing good ever seemed to come of sitting down to take in a film. Well, okay, nothing good with the exception of sitting and watching some
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It's hard to really accept it... That Logan's like- my life, might've been scripted by some asshole for entertainment value. A fucking primetime teen drama, and whatever the hell mine was supposed to be. It's hard to really wrap your head around it, and most of the time I'm pretty good at forgetting, but then I walk into the rec room and have it all dropped right the fuck down on my head again ( ... )
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"Hey," he said quietly, settling back against the cushions as he tried to think of something to say. Something that didn't involve 'I let friend's brother kill himself' or 'Duncan killed my dad'. But really, he was hard pressed for conversation starters outside of what he'd just seen.
"Guess I am a hero, huh?" he said instead, deciding to try and force himself to focus on the one good thing that had happened.
Beaver was dead, Aaron was dead... But Veronica was okay. She was crazy and wreckless... but she was okay.
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When the episode was over and the room was dark, Joe pushed off the door and walked over to the couch, sitting down beside him.
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"Duncan never told me," he said quietly.
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"How come you decided to watch it now?" he asked.
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He let out a long sigh and forced an awkward laugh. "Really wish I had. Last thing I wanted to see before dinner was my Dad's brains. Can't say I'm feeling too hungry any more."
There hadn't been that much blood, but there had been enough that Logan wasn't sure he'd ever get the image out of his mind.
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"More worried about rotting my soul," he muttered.
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"You think this is a joke? This is my life. This is what's waiting for me when the island sends me home."
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He couldn't imagine how bizarre it had to feel to watch yourself act out your past like that. Or maybe it was his future, Chris didn't know.
"Hey," he said finally once Logan turned off the projector, his voice quiet as he walked up behind him, laying a warm hand on Logan's shoulder.
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"Hey," he said, quietly and simply.
His stomach was twisted up in knots, and in all honesty he thought he might be sick for a moment... But eventually his stomach settled and all that was left was the anger, pain, and shame. All the things he knew he was going to have to hide.
Sure, he'd saved the day, saved Veronica... But so many things had been lost.
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Looking up, he nodded at the dark projector screen, a frown lightly tugging on his lips. "That your future or your past?" he asked, his voice quiet and curios. Open, though. He doubted that Logan would tell him much, but he wanted to make him know that he could. That whatever it was, Chris was willing to listen.
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"Future. Near future, actually. It was graduation night, so it's only a few months after I got here. Maybe just a month even," he shrugged, trying to act as if it didn't bother him... like it didn't hurt.
"How much did you see?" he asked, glancing at Cutter curiously, still visibly unsure if he was willing to talk about it with the other man. Which was stupid, really stupid, seeing as how he knew Cutter wasn't going to judge him or go around telling everyone.
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"Always the voyeur, never enough balls to be an actual participant," Logan said, not making any move to turn and confirm his guess.
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Cause truth be told, even though he hated the guy, he'd never thought of him as a killer. Sure, there'd been thirty minutes where he'd been pretty damn sure he was going to let one of his loco but lovable gang bangers shoot him, but he'd never figured Weevil would be the type to get blood on his own taco loving fingers.
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