Barnaby Brooks, Jr. (
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exsilium2013-03-21 03:08 pm
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Entry tags:
- ai (npc),
- chloe frazer (uncharted),
- collette (animorphs),
- elissa cousland (dragon age),
- saori nakagawa (original),
- ✝ ahiru [princess tutu],
- ✝ asami sato (legend of korra),
- ✝ barnaby brooks jr [t&b],
- ✝ cedric diggory (harry potter),
- ✝ ezio auditore (assassin's creed),
- ✝ franziska von karma [ace attorney],
- ✝ kagura (inuyasha),
- ✝ keith goodman (tiger & bunny),
- ✝ kira yamato (gundam seed),
- ✝ kotetsu kaburagi [tiger & bunny],
- ✝ kururu sumeragi [air gear],
- ✝ lena duchannes [the caster chronicles],
- ✝ lloyd irving [tales of symphonia],
- ✝ samus aran (metroid),
- ✝ yuna [ffx],
- ✝ yuri petrov (tiger & bunny),
- ✞ — dropped characters — ✞
video;
I've noticed the trend towards asking our fellow transports philosophical questions on this network. While I can't say I particularly see the appeal, there is something about which I am curious of others' opinions.
Namely - how would you define a home?
If it's not something you'd wish to talk about, there's no point in answering; similarly, I don't mind answering, myself, for the curious - it's only polite when asking, after all.
( before anyone bothers with either of those points. homes aren't something he's thought about in years, really, fairly certain of the fact that he doesn't have one anymore; but after eight months or more in exsilium...he's starting to, a little bit. )
Namely - how would you define a home?
If it's not something you'd wish to talk about, there's no point in answering; similarly, I don't mind answering, myself, for the curious - it's only polite when asking, after all.
( before anyone bothers with either of those points. homes aren't something he's thought about in years, really, fairly certain of the fact that he doesn't have one anymore; but after eight months or more in exsilium...he's starting to, a little bit. )
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( The word she really wants is isolated... remembering him as the antagonistic, angry teen who had still been roped into going out to eat, or being, above all things, human at the bass of it all. )
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( he means even more recently than his teenage self would've, much as he'd taken samantha's presence for granted. )
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( there's a touch of humor in his tone - unsurprised rather than trivializing. )
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( Wearing a small grin, watching him via the video feed. )
Not sure if you believe it or not, but I know it.
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( She sounds clearly amused -- she is, for most intents and purposes, poking fun right back at him. )
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( except not, but she knows that. )
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( w r y l y )
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( She shakes her head, whistling. )
Be he ever so humble, our Barnaby Brooks!
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( She winks. )
And while I might not totally mean that, I do mean the rest of what I was saying. You're part of my home here, even if you go.
( Which is a whole lot harder to say than she thought it'd be, for all it ends up blurted out in the end. She smiles, glances away, and shrugs. )
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( he says it with complete sincerity, rather than shying away from it. )
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I'm glad.
( And that's all she feels like she has to say, hearing that he doesn't find it rude or intrusive or unwanted that he matters like that to her. )