John Perry (
oldmannomore) wrote in
towerofanimus2012-03-29 02:57 am
Entry tags:
memory//all alone in the moonlight
Characters: John Perry (OU) and open.
Setting: Floor 1, the kitchen.
Format: Action.
Summary: John is making food, and runs across something that reminds him of his dead wife. Tears occur.
Warnings: Mentions of death. Also a crying old man.
[John is hungry, so he heads down to the kitchen to make himself something. He looks through the supplies and decides to make himself pasta, so he gathers the ingredients and starts cooking.]
[After a little while, he tastes the noodles. They need more salt, so he reaches into a cabinet and freezes when he grabs a familiar bottle. He pulls it out and stares at it.]
['Where the hell did I put the vanilla?']
[John staggers over to a table, the bottle of vanilla clutched in his hand, and sits, staring at it. It's been years since she died, and he has her again (but not) in the form of Janeā¦]
[But with the threat of having lost his world - according to whomever ran this place, anyway - the pain hits him again, and he lowers his head, crying quietly and hoping no one comes into the kitchen before he can pull himself together.]
Setting: Floor 1, the kitchen.
Format: Action.
Summary: John is making food, and runs across something that reminds him of his dead wife. Tears occur.
Warnings: Mentions of death. Also a crying old man.
[John is hungry, so he heads down to the kitchen to make himself something. He looks through the supplies and decides to make himself pasta, so he gathers the ingredients and starts cooking.]
[After a little while, he tastes the noodles. They need more salt, so he reaches into a cabinet and freezes when he grabs a familiar bottle. He pulls it out and stares at it.]
['Where the hell did I put the vanilla?']
[John staggers over to a table, the bottle of vanilla clutched in his hand, and sits, staring at it. It's been years since she died, and he has her again (but not) in the form of Janeā¦]
[But with the threat of having lost his world - according to whomever ran this place, anyway - the pain hits him again, and he lowers his head, crying quietly and hoping no one comes into the kitchen before he can pull himself together.]

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But cakes were always a good way to help keep your spirits up and Romeo wanted something fun to do. The bad people had taken Molly again and though he would never give up trying to look for her or finding them and beating them, there wasn't anything he could do at the moment, as they still didn't know any more about this place.
He stopped as he entered the kitchen, his weasel Piccolo sat on his head. He saw the man crying and went towards him.] Is everything alright sir?
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... Yes. It'll be fine. It's... something that happened a long time ago.
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Do you want to talk about it sir? Sometimes it is good for you to talk about what makes you sad.
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I just miss my wife. She's been... gone for a long time. And I met someone who was very much like her more recently, but I still miss her.
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But... I bet your wife was a really good person and so she is in heaven and watching over you. And if you love her she lives on in your heart, so she is still here with you.
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She was a good person. She had a temper, but I loved her. And I know she's with me somewhere - Jane is a lot like her.
... But she's not with me here. It's not the same. It's hard being apart from someone you loved for so long. ... Who you still love, really.
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[He fell silent for a moment] What was she like sir? Sometimes talking about people who are dead helps, because then you can remember the happy things about them.
/headcanon go~
yay headcanon!
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[He takes a deep breath. Time to move on.]
Do you want me to make you anything?
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But now John had told him his feelings it was time to try and keep his spirits up so Romeo grinned.] Do you like baking too sir?
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Oh, I--
[And he's crying. Eleanor shrinks a little, unsure of what to do.]
I'm sorry.
[So now there's a half-armored girl standing awkwardly in the doorway, not sure what she should do.]
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I... sorry. Were you going to make something?
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[She pauses a moment.]
Unless you want to. I don't want to be importunate.
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[He wipes his face a little more, and then clears his throat.]
I'm John. What's your name?
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[She offers a small smile and bobs her head.]
Pleased to meet you.