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It's not fair that Peter's sore even in his dreams. He shuffles, wincing, toward the nearest booth, and flops gracelessly into it.
Sitting down. It's good stuff.
[OOC: I may be slow! In tagging, not on-the-uptake. Though I may be that too.]
Sitting down. It's good stuff.
[OOC: I may be slow! In tagging, not on-the-uptake. Though I may be that too.]
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Monkey is trying being very, very small today. Or for now, anyway.
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Peter's nose migrates closer to the table.
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A very tiny paw waves to Peter from nose-height.
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A tiny...monkey?
Peter wonders if he's finally cracked. "Hi," he says, because it's only polite, even if it is a hallucination.
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Monkey's voice isn't tiny.
(There's this joke about two muffins sitting in the oven. Says the first: "Wow, it's hot in here." Says the second: "Oh my god! A talking muffin!")
"You can talk," says Peter.
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He frowns. "Hey, do you know that other monkey? He's...bigger than you. A lot."
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"Peter? You all right? Any news?"
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"Nathan," he says. "Hi."
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"Hi, and you haven't answered my question."
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"Yeah. I did."
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"Dammit, Pete. I told you not to. We'll figure something out."
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"Hello? Peter, isn't it? Are you all right?"
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It's true!
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She hovers uncertainly, wanting to give him a hug but having been taught a lesson in Dismissal From Adults by Nathan yesterday.
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And mildly grouchy, but not particularly unhappy.
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"They know me too well here," she says cheerfully in the time it takes for the rat to return with a large mug of hot chocolate. "Also I am probably going to have no teeth left by the time I'm twenty."
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Conversationally, after a sip of hot chocolate: "I met your brother."
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"Yeah?" he says, glancing back at her. Ordinarily the mention of Nathan would get a smile from Peter, or at least some pretty obvious sulking; now he's just calm.
Matilda has no way to know this, of course. There's nothing but mild curiosity in Peter's voice when he says, "You met Nathan?"
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