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Fact: In Doc Potter's arms is a remarkably runty little demon rabbit.
Fact: Doc Potter's hands are suffering from first-degree burns, and his sleeves are singed.
Fact: The demon bunny is, even more remarkably, asleep, and has a muzzle firmly affixed on its snout.
Fact: Doc Potter looks about thisclose to conking out.
Fact: Never before in his life has Doc Potter ever attempted to adopt/domesticate an animal.
Probable: He wouldn't mind a decent conversation.
[ tiny tag with an adopted bunny: doc potter
tiny tag with a bum leg: dan evans
tiny tag that's nonplussed as all hell: ben wade ]
Fact: Doc Potter's hands are suffering from first-degree burns, and his sleeves are singed.
Fact: The demon bunny is, even more remarkably, asleep, and has a muzzle firmly affixed on its snout.
Fact: Doc Potter looks about thisclose to conking out.
Fact: Never before in his life has Doc Potter ever attempted to adopt/domesticate an animal.
Probable: He wouldn't mind a decent conversation.
[ tiny tag with an adopted bunny: doc potter
tiny tag with a bum leg: dan evans
tiny tag that's nonplussed as all hell: ben wade ]
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"I mean, uh."
He manages to waggle the (red) fingers of one hand in Dan's direction.
"We got off on a weird sort'a foot."
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(It's interesting, how only some things will burn the skin of the dead. Bright Shiners and demon bunnies, apparently have something in common.)
His lips quirk in a wry smile.
"Well he seems awful content right now."
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"Runt of the litter, I think," he adds, after a moment's silence.
"Still feisty."
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(Why does it remind him of Mark? It shouldn't remind him of Mark. It's a rabbit.)
"Where'd you find him?"
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Looking back down at the bunny, his mouth quirks.
"By the lake, t'be more specific. An' alone."