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dollpocalypse) wrote2012-08-06 05:53 pm
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Room 307, Monday Early Afternoon
The second Topher stepped out of his portal onto the Causeway, he wanted to turn back and head back to Peter's place. That place had technology, a blissful lack of noise and visitors, and a guilt-free environment free of awkward apologies and blaming himself for stuff. Basically, it was perfect. Fandom was... not.
It was even less perfect after Topher went to class, where all that guilt-free philosophy imparted unto him by Peter was promptly zapped away by the same scarily-persuasive Wiggin rationalizing that had gotten it into his head in the first place. Weighed down by the fresh reminder of all the bad stuff he'd done that week, he trudged back to his room and without even bothering to close the door properly, strode on in, flopped on the bed, and stared at the ceiling.
Seriously, he'd love a portal back to Haiti. Even one that took him through a layover filled with giant rats would be fine. Maybe if he intentionally took one of those, the schadenfreude would be enough for Peter to let him stay a little longer?
...Whatever, he could dream.
It was even less perfect after Topher went to class, where all that guilt-free philosophy imparted unto him by Peter was promptly zapped away by the same scarily-persuasive Wiggin rationalizing that had gotten it into his head in the first place. Weighed down by the fresh reminder of all the bad stuff he'd done that week, he trudged back to his room and without even bothering to close the door properly, strode on in, flopped on the bed, and stared at the ceiling.
Seriously, he'd love a portal back to Haiti. Even one that took him through a layover filled with giant rats would be fine. Maybe if he intentionally took one of those, the schadenfreude would be enough for Peter to let him stay a little longer?
...Whatever, he could dream.
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"Oh, okay, well, that clears that up," Topher said, sarcastically going along with it. He figured Victor was entitled to steer the conversation a little after the week they'd just had. "So you can go stalk him and ask him all about being a thief and getting mind-controlled and killing a whole bunch of people. 'Cause fun."
Or not.
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"Or I could go in, say hi, and introduce myself like a normal human being," he said. "I said I wasn't impressed with him, not that I want to pick a fight. Dude is an Avenger."
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"...True," he admitted. "He might shoot you in the face. You should, you know. Avoid that."
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He wasn't still upset at Topher, exactly -- or not this version of him -- but he was starting to just feel sort of done with this.
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"'Kay," he said, nodding. "Uh. Good... talk. And everything."
He wasn't sure whether they were okay, exactly -- the conversation itself had been civil enough, but Victor wasn't really the easiest guy to read -- but he certainly wasn't about to question it and make things even more awkward, so.
"Later."
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"Hasta," he agreed, and was gone.