Remus Lupin (
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mayfield_rpg2012-07-30 08:42 pm
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second waning gibbous ☾
[action - 1485 Kramden]
[Honestly, those sword-fighting "lessons" with Crown had been far less "lessons" and much closer to "beating Remus' face in with a piece of wood." The day following had found him laying very, very still on the couch and rather wishing he were dead. Now, he's simply approaching everything quite gingerly.
Going about his daily life in excruciating pain. My, but this feels familiar. Perhaps he's simply a glutton for punishment.
Reasoning that perhaps it won't be quite so bad if he binds it, Remus has left the bathroom door cracked, and -- shirt abandoned on the floor -- is trying to work out the best method of wrapping ace bandage around all of the bruises on his badly-mottled torso. Most of his ribs and abdomen are an angry purple bruise at this point, but the shirts hide it well.
When he hears the front door, he pokes his head out of the bathroom.]
Lily? Is that you?
[action - library; later]
[Torso properly bound, Remus feels far more confident in his ability to venture out into public. Granted, cycling to the library isn't exactly comfortable, but he contents himself with the knowledge that he'll be able to barricade himself in an armchair with a stack of books when he arrives.
And that is precisely what he does.]
[Honestly, those sword-fighting "lessons" with Crown had been far less "lessons" and much closer to "beating Remus' face in with a piece of wood." The day following had found him laying very, very still on the couch and rather wishing he were dead. Now, he's simply approaching everything quite gingerly.
Going about his daily life in excruciating pain. My, but this feels familiar. Perhaps he's simply a glutton for punishment.
Reasoning that perhaps it won't be quite so bad if he binds it, Remus has left the bathroom door cracked, and -- shirt abandoned on the floor -- is trying to work out the best method of wrapping ace bandage around all of the bruises on his badly-mottled torso. Most of his ribs and abdomen are an angry purple bruise at this point, but the shirts hide it well.
When he hears the front door, he pokes his head out of the bathroom.]
Lily? Is that you?
[action - library; later]
[Torso properly bound, Remus feels far more confident in his ability to venture out into public. Granted, cycling to the library isn't exactly comfortable, but he contents himself with the knowledge that he'll be able to barricade himself in an armchair with a stack of books when he arrives.
And that is precisely what he does.]
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There was one time when you were diarrhea and had bolted the loo shut on account of needing the whole area to yourself, and the time when you were out of commission for drinking Pettigrew's rat tunic. On that note, when did he ever keep a rat?
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[Remus catches himself on the cusp of another easy half-truth, and tamps down on the desire to perpetuate the ruse. No. No more lies around Lily. She deserves better than that.]
As I said, that's their business to tell you. But really, they couldn't have come up with something more flattering than that?
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[Remus sighs.]
...it's nice to have someone else who knows.
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Do you feel different, here?
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I'm sorry! I missed this tag ><
A different person, perhaps? Someone else?
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...for the longest time, growing up, I thought I'd give anything to be rid of it. Even some darker times, I seriously considered if living was worth the pain I had to endure every month. But despite that, I suppose it became a part of me. Perhaps not the best part, but a part nevertheless.
So I suppose I just feel like something is missing. Though, as to whether I'd have it back? [Remus smirked.] Still not so clear on that part.
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All this time I thought you've had an unstable family life. [Lily offers with a small smile.] Little did I know.
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He's gotten so sick of long silences.]
Well, you're my family here. [Remus looks away and scrubs a hand through his hair.] ...honestly a better family than I can speak of back home, when it comes down to it.
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...they had a cage built in the basement. They didn't have much choice, of course. It wasn't as if either of them could deal with what happened every month. But they put me there in the evening and walked away, and-- just ignored the sounds all night.
[Remus looks incredibly distant when he speaks, staring at the floor. Though in the midst of that, there's a quiet laugh.]
James, Sirius, and Peter. They did more for me than my own parents could. I hope they'll tell you about it some day.
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Stop it, don't do that. [Remus reaches up to pet the back of her hair gently.]
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[That's not much of a consolation, but it's the best he can muster. He's always been rather crap at this comforting thing.]
It would have been much worse if they'd let me harm people. Keeping me restricted was the only responsible thing to do.
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[Remus gradually releases his grip on her, slowly becoming aware that it probably hadn't been the best manners to simply grab her like that.]
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I guess having three crazy friends to distract you doesn't hurt, either.
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[Remus grins. If said friends had not been so crazy, it's doubtful they would have gone to the trouble of learning the art of the animagus.]
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