Two Guys walk into a Bar.

[landlesslord]

Well. Not quite. There is one Guy is holed up in an otherwise empty booth, referencing the current state of Milliways against the last chapter in the book he is reading.


There is, however, a small face peeking around the Door. He seems to have found the magic room that hides in his home once again. It is a shame that his brother and sisters are not near so that they can see he was telling the truth before.

Still, that does not mean he cannot see if the queenofmay is still here. It's with this in mind that the small boy enters and hovers next to the Door.

[OOC: Two Guys. One dead, one tiny. Have either one, the other or both!]

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[landlesslord]

The younger Guy suffers the older Guy wiping his face only because his thoughts run pretty much to a sweet-induced cakecakecakecakecake haze of satisfaction.

He was asked a question though! Yes.

"Lady Marian!" He bounces a little at that too. PRINCESS! :D He loves the princess. She is the most beautiful lady he has ever seen next to his mama.

[landlesslord]

Marian? Marian was the princess from his youth.

Somehow...some things, especially those regarding Marian, make a slightly different kind of sense now.

"Lady Marian is here sometimes, but I have not seen her yet today."

[landlesslord]

Bouncebounce. Guy looks over at Big Guy's plate and notices that has not eaten his cake yet. Bounce.

He presses a small finger into the crumbs on his plate, trying to gather every last morsel. The cake was delicious, but gone so quickly.

The older Guy's slice of cake is forgotten when the boy spots the object of his affections entering the Bar.

PRINCESS!

[landlesslord]

Guy is just about to cut a small piece of his cake to share with himself, having spotted the younger Guy eyeing it longingly, when...he dashes off to fling himself at the newly arrived Marian.

As bittersweet as every time he sees Marian is, the dead man cannot help smiling a little at his younger self's enthusiasm. At least one of them gets to express his feelings towards her.

And at least he still has his own slice of cake.