Dr. Hannibal Lecter (
cook_the_rude) wrote in
milliways_bar2017-04-24 09:22 pm
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Springtime multi-pup post
Spring has fully sprung, the cherry blossoms have been and gone, and the season is making some people rather frisky and restless. This state of nervous energy has different ways of expressing itself, in different people.
- Dr. Hannibal Lecter is in the Caribbean inlet, swimming laps -- he seems to have marked out two landmarks on the shore, and swims back and forth, parallel to the beach, in flawless form, just as if he was in a pool.
- Ragnar Lothbrok is riding his motorcycle around the lake. He's going very fast and making it roar, which is fun.
- Father Pearse Harman is in the bar, has thrown open the windows closest to the piano, and is playing and singing old Ivor Novello songs with a good voice and not much inhibition.
- Alex Vause has taken a punching bag outside, has hung it in a tree near the sparring grounds, and proceeds to beat the living daylights out of the poor thing.
- And finally, Teja's three forge cats (Myrrh having defected to stay with Bodhi) are chasing each other all through the bar, outside through the garden, jumping in through the windows Harman left open and up a pillar into the rafters, in an obstacle race all around the chairs and table, out again through the back door between the feet of some poor bewildered patron, all the way down to the forge, and up again, weaving among the late tulips and hyacinths and in through the kitchen door, where the rats scatter and scold. And on into the bar once again... They seem indefatigable. Teja, in the meanwhile, is sitting by the backdoor, teaching little Egil to fletch arrows.

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He probably doesn't know that the last thing he wants to do is catch the wheel, but he may have to figure that out for himself.
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He barks and snaps some more, eager to catch the motorcycle thing.
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Buster loves cats! He picks one at random and starts chasing it, directing his barks and bites at the furry little critter.
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And then he runs out of momentum, and realises what he's done. And cries pathetically.
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"What have you done now?" he says to his cats. "Treed a dog? Really? Really??"
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