Van Hohenheim (Number 23) (
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mayfield_rpg2012-08-08 06:38 pm
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[Action for housemate] [Trisha, there's someone next to you. He's fast asleep, kind of sprawling everywhere in the bed, all bony knees and elbows, golden hair loose and fanned across the pillows.]
[Action for anyone]
[Van's gotten the basic rundown, even had the entire problem of timelines explained. Now, he's just exploring. He could probably be mistaken for Edward Elric at first glance, the same golden eyes and long gold-blond hair, but his build is different (thinner, for one thing), and he's kind of lost-looking (but not frantic, not obviously looking for anyone), and he's wearing basic Mayfield clothes but no shoes.
Maybe Ed and Al had a brother they never mentioned before.]
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[Van's gotten the basic rundown, even had the entire problem of timelines explained. Now, he's just exploring. He could probably be mistaken for Edward Elric at first glance, the same golden eyes and long gold-blond hair, but his build is different (thinner, for one thing), and he's kind of lost-looking (but not frantic, not obviously looking for anyone), and he's wearing basic Mayfield clothes but no shoes.
Maybe Ed and Al had a brother they never mentioned before.]
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I'm-- sorry... This must be scary, but I promise-- you're safe with me... [dear.]
Hohenheim.
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It's obvious that he doesn't feel safe with her.]
Who are you?
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[she's slowly sliding off the bed, the smile softening further as she regains more footing.]
You don't need to worry... you aren't in any trouble, and I'm a friend.
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What's going on?
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You and I and many other people here were all taken. We all wake up like this in different houses together as 'families' even if we aren't told why. I wish I could explain the reasoning, or how it happens... but these are things no one knows.
[Hohenheim. ...it's really Hohenheim...]
Are you alright? You had quite a scare...
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I'm... fine.
[But there's still something that doesn't sit right with him.]
How'd you know my name?
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You don't have any reason to believe me, but... one day, you'll tell me everything about you... and you'll know everything about me, too.
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But you will.
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[He's trying to figure this out.]
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[she's taking a little, tiny step closer... hopeful.]
So please don't be afraid. I would never hurt you... and I promise, I'll help you find your way.
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At least he's not backing away from her anymore.]
How'd we meet?
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You came to Resembool.... it's a quiet village, small and humble -- but you truly loved it there. We were very happy.
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Oh.
Now he gets it.]
That's why this town put us in the same house.
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[she feels terrible for him. pulled out of his life at this time, his family here long from his future... do the boys even know about this part of his past? he's got to be just about the same age as Ed is...]
Then, if you think so...
You know I'll always be here for you. Even if you can't remember the happy days we shared... I do.
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He just nods. He's going to need a lot of explanations. ]
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... yeah. I'd like that.
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Then how about we get you something good to eat?
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Now! I bet you'll love this. [he always had. she's going to cook him up a full spread and get that skinny frame all filled out!
she's guiding him down the stairs-- ignore all those creepy pictures of Trisha and Hohopapa with their smiling drone kids; their real children are much cuter, really-- and toward the kitchen.]
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'm sure I will.
[The whole building is different, and the furniture. More bright colors than he's seen in a house, more wood and metal too.]
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...not that Hohenheim hadn't been anything but a big overgrown boy at his heart, anyway.
she takes him downstairs slowly and into the kitchen, getting him sat at the table and clasping her hands enthusiastically.]
It won't take too long, and I promise the wait will be worth it!
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Thanks.
[He'd offer to help, except the only thing he's good for in a kitchen is hauling in wood for the fires and scrubbing pots and pans and spills.]
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she has a lot of time to make up for, too. even if he can't remember as much.
she goes to the stove and sets a few pans going-- eggs, bacon and sausages, toast, some fruit, freshly squeezed juice... he's going to get the full nine yards and be left wanting for nothing!]
I know you must have a lot of questions...
[her voice piques up from the middle of her cooking endeavor where the silence save for clink of pots and pans had settled over them.]
If there's anything I can answer or help you understand, you just have to ask, dear. Alright?
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