Anya Lehnsherr | Earth 97400 (
fridgetothefire) wrote2013-05-29 08:31 pm
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Entry tags:
- alex is okay,
- alex will be last against the wall,
- alright fine alex is precious,
- batdad is the best bargedad,
- ben is her actual hero,
- do adopted bats still sleep upside down,
- dramatic yet unhelpful,
- good twins shouldn't be so badass,
- militant humanitarians,
- more daddy issues than anna freud,
- oh no,
- pietro is the adult here,
- roll call blues,
- she speaks le gasp,
- what doesn't kill you
015 ☣ Voice + Spam
[Private to Alex, Bruce, Ben, Cass, and Pietro.]
I'm going to be okay.
[Private to the above + Riddick, Felix, Cassel, Rhade, and Dean.]
Let me know if you made it. Please.
[Public, a day or two after.]
If anyone who got hurt is still laid up, in the infirmary or wherever else, and wants me to bring them some books from the library, I'd be happy to.
I can read to you too, if you want, although I can't make promises how long my voice will last.
[It's still a little bit hoarse from screaming, but Anya knows all about painful, boring recoveries. She imagines most people on the barge will have more company than she used to, but it can't hurt to offer.]
[Spam for Erik]
[After a night of deep, utterly dreamless post-adrenaline-crash sleep, Anya manages to drag herself into out of bed, because she can't stand the thought of more trail rations when she could get real breakfast. And there in the hall, just stepping out of his own room, is Erik. He's not her father, he never was and he never will be. But he's something like it, and he told her stories once, trying to protect her from the man who keeps haunting her all too literally. After a moment of staring, Anya flings herself at him and clings on tight.]
I'm going to be okay.
[Private to the above + Riddick, Felix, Cassel, Rhade, and Dean.]
Let me know if you made it. Please.
[Public, a day or two after.]
If anyone who got hurt is still laid up, in the infirmary or wherever else, and wants me to bring them some books from the library, I'd be happy to.
I can read to you too, if you want, although I can't make promises how long my voice will last.
[It's still a little bit hoarse from screaming, but Anya knows all about painful, boring recoveries. She imagines most people on the barge will have more company than she used to, but it can't hurt to offer.]
[Spam for Erik]
[After a night of deep, utterly dreamless post-adrenaline-crash sleep, Anya manages to drag herself into out of bed, because she can't stand the thought of more trail rations when she could get real breakfast. And there in the hall, just stepping out of his own room, is Erik. He's not her father, he never was and he never will be. But he's something like it, and he told her stories once, trying to protect her from the man who keeps haunting her all too literally. After a moment of staring, Anya flings herself at him and clings on tight.]
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Do you want to help?
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Do you want to be alone, or - ?
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[Since she has no clue what went down for everybody else, really.]
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I might take you up on that.
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[And it's a way to not be alone without having to talk about it.]
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Yeah. Helps you focus on...now. Instead of - what you did, what you could have done.
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[The rote reassurance falls off.]
- kind of am, actually. In need of it. I mean, it's not urgent, I was going to wait for the infirmary to clear a little, but.
[But she hurts and she suspects Ben wants to be helpful even more badly than she ever does.]
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Can you come to me? I'm in my cabin.
I can come to you if not.
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[spam] WHY DON'T I HAVE A HUG ICON UGH
Staggering back a step, it takes Erik half a second to lift his arms, to settle his hands on her back, and he half expects this to be a mistake - did she think he was Pietro, did she think - anything-- but that's absurd, and he wraps his arms around her tightly after that first moment's hesitation, strong and protective. The Admiral has given him enough memories of daughters, even one with her, specifically, and he can feel his throat tighten at the idea of her coming to him like - he can only assume, like a father.
He'd protect her from anything in this moment.]
[spam] NO ONE IN THIS FAMILY DOES IT'S A PROBLEM
She's his bad-luck charm, she thinks, his walking catch-22, his self-fulfilling prophecy. She breaks him whether she lives or dies, but for this Erik she was never born. Maybe that's the loophole, maybe they can be tangential family without either of them needing to be monsters. She realizes she's crying silently, hot tears trickling into his collar.]
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[He sounds tired.]
Do you want me to come over?
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[Relieved, hopeful, still wrung out and worried because who knows what anyone else went through, but she's glad to hear him, even more than she expected.]
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Work's cancelled for the week, at least.
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[She laughs, in a choked-off, self-deprecating, exhausted let-down-of-tension sort of way.]
I wouldn't be much use for a bit anyway.
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Thank you.
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