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clumsy_auror) wrote2006-12-05 09:31 pm
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Distractions are a positive thing.
Books are somewhat helpful, but her attention keeps wandering; the television or music are even less effective. Doing something with her hands is a definite improvement, so Nymphadora's sitting on the couch with a scrap of fabric, a spool of thread, a needle, and her wand in her hand. She's practicing the sewing spells Molly taught her.
As a concession to Bernard's nerves, there's a blanket tucked around her legs, and a cup of tea on the table in front of her.
Books are somewhat helpful, but her attention keeps wandering; the television or music are even less effective. Doing something with her hands is a definite improvement, so Nymphadora's sitting on the couch with a scrap of fabric, a spool of thread, a needle, and her wand in her hand. She's practicing the sewing spells Molly taught her.
As a concession to Bernard's nerves, there's a blanket tucked around her legs, and a cup of tea on the table in front of her.
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"Tasty treats?"
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"Is that bastard stealing my shtick? Ooooh, we'll have none of that soul toast."
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She doesn't think Bernard made Hermits. Whatever they are.
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Mike flips open the top of the basket and retrieves one of the numerous zip-top bags. Just before he offers her the opened bag, he pulls it back momentarily.
"You're not allergic to raisins, are you?"
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He offers her a cookie from the bag. There is the distinct smell of molasses.
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"Wow I sure hope the novelty of making pretty smile like that never wears off."
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He looks at the cookies, and then looks back over at the kitchen.
"Do me a favor?"
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'Dora's smile fades, and she nibbles on the cookie a bit more.
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Mike watches her closely. He doesn't know what to say, because he doesn't know what she's feeling. He wonders if being human would help, or if this is something that would always be just beyond the scope of understanding.
After a few moments of silence, Mike offers her his hand.
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"I admit that I'm not the best one to be giving advice on anything related to emotions, but it was my experience that if you just let yourself feel bad things will start to sort themselves out."
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Mike shifts on the couch so as to be able to offer her his other hand.
"I'm so sorry."
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