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There's an inkstained gentleman, writing furiously in a booth. His fingers have ink on them, his hand has ink on it where it's been brushing the page, his shirt cuff has ink on it where it's been dragged. His forehead has ink on it where black fingers pushed hair out of his face.
He hasn't eaten because he's been writing and he looks incredibly excited to be nearly finished-- not even nearly-- here. We. Are.
Yes.
Telemain puts down the pen with a triumphant 'hah' and straightens up for an immediate head rush from sitting one way too long. He looks like he's about to die, possibly. But! He'll die happy.
First things first, the waitrat is flagged for more tea. Someone tell him to take a breath and eat something, for heaven's sake.
He hasn't eaten because he's been writing and he looks incredibly excited to be nearly finished-- not even nearly-- here. We. Are.
Yes.
Telemain puts down the pen with a triumphant 'hah' and straightens up for an immediate head rush from sitting one way too long. He looks like he's about to die, possibly. But! He'll die happy.
First things first, the waitrat is flagged for more tea. Someone tell him to take a breath and eat something, for heaven's sake.
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Morwen knows the signs of overwork when she sees them.
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One of the two, anyways. Telemain looks (somewhat blearily) around to spot which.
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"Oh, so you've found someone else to make sure you take care of yourself?
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He stands, gathering his papers, in order to make his way over.
"I must ask. Or is there some grand femenine conspiracy?"
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At least, she hasn't heard anything about one.
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Sidetrack!
The sheaf of papers is deposited neatly on the table in front of her, in Telemain's neatest script.
"The first draft."
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No idea.
"On and off the past-- some-- days. I've been resting, to keep it more legible."
Telemain's definition thereof.
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"That is an important factor, you know, if I plan to distribute it in any way, rather than simply for my own purposes. Which I do, in this case."
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Which, yes, includes rest. But it also includes food, and she knows him well enough to suspect he hasn't eaten enough while he's been working.
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Speaking of which, he immediately tucks into that, now that he recalls the plate is there. He is famished.
"Thank you, Morwen."
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There's a hint of fond exasperation to her tone, but only a hint. If he didn't work nearly to exhaustion he wouldn't be Telemain.
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"What are ye workin' on, sir?"
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He grins at Will, a touch belatedly. A bit spacey.
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The spacey is noticed and Will's going to deal with that since he understood most of the words Telemain said, but writing papers is not within his scope.
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His smile turns pleased. He could eat.
Now that it's done.
"I missed breakfast."
He doesn't know it's passed lunch.
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Then settles himself down in a seat curious to see what Telemain will order.
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Bar interprets this as chicken. Basically, Telemain pays no heed to such trivial matters as food. Which is why vegetables and bread will be provided too.
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"'ow 'ave ye fared, sir, 'avena seen ye 'bout?"
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Happiness comes in equal proportions.
"What about you, Will?"
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"Well 'nough, sir."
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I am hungry."
He's just realized it.
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Food is always good for covering uncertainity in what to say and Will's been outside with his sword all day, figuring out going back home and what to tell Molly before he leaves.
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He's sure there's been some.
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