[ she ought to get dressed again, herself. again, she makes Mage Hand do the work, this time to pluck her discarded clothes from the floor and drift them over to her ]
[It is debatable whether or not Henry actually knows the meaning of innocent fun anymore, but that does not seem to affect the confidence in which he replies—]
All right. Then I guess I have something to prove. When the beach is warm and sunny again, we can reconvene and find something enjoyable to do. I promise I won’t make you surf.
[ gazing down at them as she says that, barely above a murmur. the Lovers card healed her oripathy without a trace, but she swears sometimes, impossibly, it still aches ]
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And yet you’re fine with me flinging you into the ocean a second time for fun.
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[Blithely. But Henry returns to his impromptu changing station, AKA obscuring himself behind more shelving.]
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[ she raises her voice as he walks away from her ]
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Deadpan, yet still light-toned:]
You hate fun.
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Yes, of course I enjoy learning. But I would not say I am fun-loving.
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[Of being thrown into the ocean again on a bright and sunny day. Who's he to judge?
Anyway, pants back on, shoes still squelchy, but he'll have to make do. It's an overall improvement.]
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[ she ought to get dressed again, herself. again, she makes Mage Hand do the work, this time to pluck her discarded clothes from the floor and drift them over to her ]
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“Innocently?” What’s that supposed to mean?
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Childlike wonder.
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I mean you don’t think I can have innocent fun?
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More data is required before I can say.
[ peace offering? ]
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All right. Then I guess I have something to prove. When the beach is warm and sunny again, we can reconvene and find something enjoyable to do. I promise I won’t make you surf.
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With a little red pail and everything. Why not?
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[i gUESS]
I’ve never spent much quality time at the beach, so anything you suggest would be novel.
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[ gazing down at them as she says that, barely above a murmur. the Lovers card healed her oripathy without a trace, but she swears sometimes, impossibly, it still aches ]
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[Maybe she’ll have her warm sand sooner rather than later.]
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