Meg Ford (
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[OOM-but-not: Five days.]
Meg comes downstairs this evening, knitting bag in hand, considers for a moment, and then selects a comfortable chair not far from the fireplace.
She's working this evening on another scarf, this one a dark purple, worked in cables. It's a complicated pattern, which is good, as it leaves her mind with very little room to think about anything else.
She would not be adverse to company, so long as you don't mind catching her at a good stopping point.
Meg comes downstairs this evening, knitting bag in hand, considers for a moment, and then selects a comfortable chair not far from the fireplace.
She's working this evening on another scarf, this one a dark purple, worked in cables. It's a complicated pattern, which is good, as it leaves her mind with very little room to think about anything else.
She would not be adverse to company, so long as you don't mind catching her at a good stopping point.
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He appears quietly in the chair by Meg's. But without comment at this time.
Like learning to knock, he has learned that rows must be completed.
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But she noticed his arrival, and when she reaches the end of the row, she looks up.
"Hello, Castiel."
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It's almost strange to be seeing so much of Meg these days. But neither one of them is wandering far afield lately.
"Things are well?" he asks, eyes automatically sweeping the immediate surroundings to see who else might be about.
The area is quiet, but it still seems prudent to watch his words.
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"I just wanted a change of scene for a while.
"How are you?"
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A number of adjectives spring to mind. Castiel is not quite sure which of them, or which possible combination, adequately describes his mood at this point. Impatient? Anxious? Bored? Self-Doubting? Unsettled?
"Fine."
"Were you aware that there is a brothel here?"
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(She also turns faintly pink.)
"I . . . um . . ."
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"The Delicate Flowers, I believe it is called."
"I was unaware of its presence until very recently."
He had stumbled onto it on one of his rambling expeditions.
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New and exciting levels of awkward, here.
"Um . . .
"It's . . . not any place I've ever gone looking for."
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"I did not go in," he says.
Just for the sake of clarification.
"There is also a garage."
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Thank.
God.
"I knew about the garage," Meg says.
"Though I haven't been.
"Have you been exploring?"
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"I find that it passes the time."
There is little else that does so for him right now. He is leery of mingling to often or freely in the bar. He does not sleep. He has no real place to retreat.
Maybe he should take up knitting.
"The view from the mountain is pleasant."
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Since certain protections that exist in the bar proper don't seem to extend to the outdoors, Meg's never been terribly comfortable wandering around alone.
"The view of the mountains is pretty, though."
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He had been glad to see it. He had spent some time just sitting on the bleachers.
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Her eyes pass over Meg as she sits, but though she does have some surprising skills from her time at the Company, knitting is not one of them, and she has no clue about the etiquette of interrupting someone who's doing it. With most people, she probably wouldn't care.
As it is, she settles down in a nearby chair, and focuses on the bottle of water instead.
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"Hello, Elle.
"How are you?"
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If it's to give her extra time to think of an answer, it doesn't amount too much, as she offers a small shrug in response.
After what's possibly an awkward pause, "You're knitting."
She's very observant.
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"I'm making a scarf.
"Do you knit?"
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A little dimly, "It's summer in my world."
Elle's not really sure why she said that. Other than that it means she wouldn't need a scarf.
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She thinks she can see how the two are related.
Sort of.
"What have you been doing lately?"
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"Practicing," she decides.
Beat. "Here."
So on second thought, maybe she will need a scarf.
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"And have you been staying here, or just coming here to practice?"
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Her first inclination is to finish this with the rather unhelpful word 'practice,' but instead, she goes with the marginally more helpful, "... okay."
There's another pause; she doesn't seem entirely sure about how to answer.
"Sometimes... I don't go back to my world for a while."
She shrugs, and thinks of something she figures might at least be relevant for Meg.
"Sometimes I stay with X."
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Of course, Meg's sense of a while is a little skewed right now -- the last ten days have felt like a month.
"How is she? Have you seen her?"
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And then seems to realize she should say something else.
"She - has baseball. With kids out there."
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