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milliways_bar2005-09-29 11:11 pm
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For Cuthbert, at least, it's been a quiet day. He hasn't talked to Alanna yet, but he's confident he'll see her this weekend, if not sooner.
So he's settled on the usual couch with the usual mug of coffee, watching the activity in the bar detachedly.
So he's settled on the usual couch with the usual mug of coffee, watching the activity in the bar detachedly.

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"But Susannah's a gunslinger, as thee are, and-- and not like River."
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"Aye, but she's herself, Sue. And simply being gunslingers doesn't mean that she and I are never going to see things differently."
Susannah didn't grow up in Gilead, with Roland.
She never chose death over leaving him, either.
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"Just because the two of ye are gunslingers doesn't mean ye'll always see things the same, I know. But I thought mayhap it'd mean -- it'd mean something."
"And it were Susannah who reminded me, 'Bert. Anthy-- she saw--"
(a rose of perfect beauty)
"--she saw the rose."
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But it doesn't mean as much as it might, if not for things he and Susannah have seen differently in the past.
Then, he smiles slightly. "And seeing the rose doesn't mean nothing either."
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She's said all she's meant to say on it, at the moment-- and she doesn't want to fight over this, not again. Mayhap he'll come to see her way of thinking in time.
Susan smiles at him, and reaches up with one hand to brush an errant lock of hair back from his forehead.
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He leans into the touch slightly, still smiling gently.
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She runs her fingers through his hair and then slowly down the back of his neck, coaxing him closer to her.
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And, for a time, all conversation between the two of them stops.