Albert Silverberg (
chikaidestroyer) wrote2008-12-18 09:43 pm
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∞ 44: Another meeting [written/action]
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I would like to call a meeting in the very near future. We have much to talk about -- the tunnels, the desert, the fort, the ruins. In addition, we have the matter of a destructive new resident who had to be forcefully neutralized; Sir Golbez, another newcomer, can report on the matter.
Your thoughts on meeting soon, everyone. Mark is unfortunately absent due to our captors.
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[Albert is finally heeding his body's need for nourishment, going out to shop for groceries. He has a lot on his mind -- but really, when does he not?]
[written]
I would like to call a meeting in the very near future. We have much to talk about -- the tunnels, the desert, the fort, the ruins. In addition, we have the matter of a destructive new resident who had to be forcefully neutralized; Sir Golbez, another newcomer, can report on the matter.
Your thoughts on meeting soon, everyone. Mark is unfortunately absent due to our captors.
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[Albert is finally heeding his body's need for nourishment, going out to shop for groceries. He has a lot on his mind -- but really, when does he not?]
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His house is a one-story, four-bedroom setup on the eastern edge of town, tucked at the end of the street leading into the forest. The house is in sight when he finally breaks the silence.]
You don't seem surprised to be here, in Luceti.
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Maybe they designed me that way.
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You don't know yourself?
[He opens the door and enters the empty house.]
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I can't determine the extent to which my existence has been fabricated, no. And even if I did, there is no good reason you should believe me.
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Indeed. In which case, I shouldn't even be communicating with such an untrustworthy existence.
[What a joke. He hadn't been able to ignore the corporeal figures of the past that had shown up in a previous experiment; how could he ignore a person he could touch?]
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Enjoy it while you can. I'm the alloy of two things you just have to deal with. Don't waste my time resisting.
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Do you know how to cook?
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[Caesar looks around the kitchen, noticing something he hasn't been expecting.]
You've been cooking for someone.
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[He frowns slightly at the observation, but goes about putting away everything that he doesn't intend to use right away.]
More often than not, yes.
Back.♥ Forgive me if I'm not coherent.
That's... [A small smile pulls at the corner of his mouth.] Good to know.
No worries. ♥ Welcome back.
Not all Silverbergs are doomed to become hermits. [He doesn't question whether this Caesar even knows what that means. ...It's simpler to allows this experiment to run its course, isn't it?]
♥
Yeah, now you have someone to smack your head whenever you're being ridiculous.
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Define 'ridiculous.'
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Worrying too much. Neglecting yourself. Things in general that Caesar Silverberg wouldn't approve.
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[Putting on airs around this visitor that resembles Caesar is much easier than Albert would have liked to admit.] And you assume that I am acting ridiculous.
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It's working in my favor, I'm not going to complain. But it's good to know there's someone else you have to take care of when I'm not here.
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Because sharing a house with someone automatically means that I am taking care of them. [...He might be getting argumentative here.]
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[And informative as well. Caesar hasn't guessed they were sharing the house.] Why else would you invite someone to live with you? You've been cooking, Albert.
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Trading information and researching is much safer in-person than over the journals. And I cook whenever I need to; you needn't act so surprised.
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[Journals.] Because she is the only person you trade information and research with. And you don't cook for yourself, Albert. You just have a piece of bread when you realize you haven't been eating for 12 hours, and call it good. Needed, yeah. You felt the need to take care of her.
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So presumptive of you. Do you really think I would neglect myself so much? I rather fancy living a bit more than by the skin of my teeth. [He refuses to respond to the matter of taking care of Raine.]
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[So it's a she. Caesar wonders briefly if he'd get to see this woman while he is here.] You would. You'd persuade yourself to eat because it's needed, but end up forgetting anyway. And you'd look forward to the day your brother returns and scolds you.
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Albert can detect the lack of "You know I love you" sparkles in his eyes?:o
Caesar doesn't love him? :o SHOCK.
He does, but he doesn't radiate the love like Luceti!Caesar does.
True, true. That's what happens when no one in his life appreciates him being ... extroverted.
And well, he shouldn't.:| What's Albert going to do with this Caesar's love?
Absolutely nothing. In Luceti. :|
And in the dressing room?:o
Torment him? :] I dunno, actually.
...I'll look forward to the day Albert makes my Caesar snap.:|;
He hasn't already? :|; ...Well, I guess that was more the castle's fault than Albert's.
He has yet to yell and stomp and cry his eyes out?:|
He would do that? :|
...... ._. ...Maybe if the castle helps.
Some help. >_> Caesar might want to move out afterwards.
You're underestimating Caesar. It allll depends on ALBERT's reaction.:|
Codepedent!Caesar? 8|
The reason he doesn't yell anymore is because it doesn't trigger the reaction he wants. So...
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