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Creedy is out back, enjoying the cool fall breeze, the soon-to-be-gone green of the grass and the waving of the trees. A black cat has curled up near his feet, though there's no telling whose she is as her master isn't about and doesn't seem to be outside. He doesn't mind much, though. The cat gets scritched every so often in between bites of breakfast and he'll be happy for an interruption.
Cooper is inside at the bar having a drink. Of tea. And a good cold breakfast. He's not really the talkative type, but you're welcome to try.
Matt is in one of the booths, still working on a letter. He can't seem to get the wording quite right, or fit his meaning to a single page and it's driving him a little up the wall. For a man who used words so powerfully, he's beginning to wonder if this IS hell if only for the writer's block.
[ooc: mun has to attend meeting; back in an hour or so] BACK!
Cooper is inside at the bar having a drink. Of tea. And a good cold breakfast. He's not really the talkative type, but you're welcome to try.
Matt is in one of the booths, still working on a letter. He can't seem to get the wording quite right, or fit his meaning to a single page and it's driving him a little up the wall. For a man who used words so powerfully, he's beginning to wonder if this IS hell if only for the writer's block.
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"Not so much."
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He leans over to peer at the letter.
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"No. This is for the men. I was hoping you'd agree to carry it to them for me, tell them you found it somewhere. There are some things to settle."
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"I'd be glad to, brother. You know I would."
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"So I figured."
He smiles at Richard.
"You're a good man."
If occasionally misguided.
He does, however, put pen and paper aside to look at Patrick.
"And how're you doing then, young man?" He asks, holding his arms open.
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"He's fine", Sharpe says with a grin. "Good and strong."
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"Aye, that I can see. And his mother? And you, Dick?"
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"Have you had anyone from here to see her?"
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"Right."
Then he turns to Patrick and smiles.
"Has your father showed you the game I showed him when he was your age, eh?"
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Patrick shakes his head earnestly, whether or not he knows which game is meant.
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Matt spends the next few minutes absorbed in showing Patrick the hallowed and all-important sport of thumb wrestling.
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"Of course not. That's the point, now, isn't it?"
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"To give us something to do, Dick."
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"A man of letters? I'm no schoolteacher, Dick."
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"Quite some time before. Ended up working for a printer for a time, though I didn't stay with him long. And a servant for a schoolmaster."
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"Then you'll want me to teach him his letter then?"
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