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Jamie is . . . getting twitchy.
Beyond that door somewhere is his Home. It's close. He knows it. But he needs Joris to get there, and Joris - and Helen - aren't ready to leave yet.
And Jamie isn't ready to tell them about his hopes of getting Home soon.
So there they are.
In an attempt to stave off twitchiness, Jamie's doing his best to fill his time with as many activities as possible. Today it's toasting marshmallows in the fireplace. It's fun to see the rats make faces as the goo drips!
Beyond that door somewhere is his Home. It's close. He knows it. But he needs Joris to get there, and Joris - and Helen - aren't ready to leave yet.
And Jamie isn't ready to tell them about his hopes of getting Home soon.
So there they are.
In an attempt to stave off twitchiness, Jamie's doing his best to fill his time with as many activities as possible. Today it's toasting marshmallows in the fireplace. It's fun to see the rats make faces as the goo drips!
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That would be Bonzo, standing behind Jamie.
"How're you doing?"
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"I'm all right. Would you like a marshmallow?"
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"Why not?" Pause, as he sits down. "I don't think I've ever had one."
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And who isn't, really?
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"There's more where these came from. I picked up lots - I reckon that offering people candy's always a good way to make friends, and it never hurts to have more people on your good side."
He grins. "How have you been?"
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"That's good." Pause. "I think you're right. And I haven't been bad." Another momentary pause. "Then again, things don't tend to go too badly around here."
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:D! says Jamie (mostly just to annoy Helen, it's true).
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Abuse of marshmallows!
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"Do they do this on your world, or are they too busy roasting heretics or something?"
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(Really he'd be surprised to hear Helen's world had anything pleasant. At all.)
He offers her the now-cooled stick. "Want one?"
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At any rate, he is eyeing Jamie and his marshmallow-toasing in a way that indicates he totally approves of this use of the fireplace.
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". . . please tell me that's not fresh as in food?"
Jamie had an unpleasant experience with cannibals a while back.
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Jamie would not put it past the rats to have turned to eating humans! It's the other way round in some places, after all.
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Not that someone stamped it on his head by accident. That would be just weird.
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"It sounds like there must be a story there," he says, grinning now. "Not that you're obliged to tell it, of course."
Homeward Bounder etiquette: you don't push people to tell about their past! Even if it is clearly Wacky.
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He knows all the rules!
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A tentacle slithers out from under his coat. It peels open, revealing a mouth--which promptly eats one of the marshmallows.
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"It's polite to wait until someone offers," he remarks.
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Jamie tries not to be obvious about scooting ever so slightly further away, just in case. He has absolutely on desire to be poked by an inquisitive tentacle.
Still very, very polite: "That must be a nuisance."
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