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broughtwhiskey) wrote2014-12-14 06:32 pm
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[Philip comes out of his room only when strictly necessary. But lately, he's having to spend more time right outside his door when he does emerge. It seems like every time he opens his door again, there Christmas decorations on nearby doors and around the hallway have somehow managed to reproduce themselves and spill over onto his door. Each time, he takes the time to take it off. Everything finds its way to the floor, crumpled up and certainly worse for wear before he moves it aside with a foot. He'd like to think after the first time whoever is decorating his door would get the hint, but here he is once again having to take down decorations.]
[Once his door is clear again, Philip heads to the cafeteria to eat. He prefers sitting by himself. Anyone who sits at his table generally just gets a brief glance in their direction before he goes back to finishing his meal. Some of it leaves with him, particularly anything nonperishable. It saves him from having to be around people much, but it also let's him start a stockpile. Paranoia and old habits die incredibly hard.]
[Other times, Philip can be found in the library--usually there just long enough to pick something and then he's off--or in the hallways as he's making his way back to his cabin.]
private - admiral claus.
[Add yet another thing to the list of things he doesn't want to do and yet he finds himself doing anyway. He keeps it short and to the point.]
[Philip comes out of his room only when strictly necessary. But lately, he's having to spend more time right outside his door when he does emerge. It seems like every time he opens his door again, there Christmas decorations on nearby doors and around the hallway have somehow managed to reproduce themselves and spill over onto his door. Each time, he takes the time to take it off. Everything finds its way to the floor, crumpled up and certainly worse for wear before he moves it aside with a foot. He'd like to think after the first time whoever is decorating his door would get the hint, but here he is once again having to take down decorations.]
[Once his door is clear again, Philip heads to the cafeteria to eat. He prefers sitting by himself. Anyone who sits at his table generally just gets a brief glance in their direction before he goes back to finishing his meal. Some of it leaves with him, particularly anything nonperishable. It saves him from having to be around people much, but it also let's him start a stockpile. Paranoia and old habits die incredibly hard.]
[Other times, Philip can be found in the library--usually there just long enough to pick something and then he's off--or in the hallways as he's making his way back to his cabin.]
private - admiral claus.
[Add yet another thing to the list of things he doesn't want to do and yet he finds himself doing anyway. He keeps it short and to the point.]
Clementine - Leatherman multi-tool.
Roderick - A copy of How to Win Friends & Influence People.
Arkin - Something to branch into a new hobby.
T'Pol - A sense of humor.
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This witch.
She skips down the hall, pauses when she reaches the Governor, and gestures down to him to try and convince him to get down on her level]
Here, please.
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What do you want?
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To celebrate the Christmas spirit, I suppose. Could you kneel down, please?
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I'm busy.
[Very busy. Doing not a whole lot. But he really doesn't have time to humor her.]
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Busy with what?
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I need to get back to my room.
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Is there something more interesting in your room?
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[She stops and cocks her head at Philip as he's destroying his decor again.]
Do you think it'll stick this time?
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Doubt it, [he says, going right back to tearing the decorations down.]
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Then what's the point? Why are you doing it? You can't be that bored.
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[There's a bare hint of a wry smile. There really is not much point to it knowing that someone will just come by and replace the decorations. But he doesn't want anything like that on his door. He doesn't want to be reminded of the holidays more than he has to be with everything else on the Barge.]
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[But he probably wouldn't appreciate hearing that. So she just comes over quietly and starts to help him pull down the decorations.]
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[Philip glances over at her as she walks over and starts to help. He doesn't know what to make of her. While she seems to be continuing the unspoken tradition of being helpful and friendly, there's something different about her, too. Something he can't quite place his finger on.]
[It's only when he realizes that he's starting to think on what it is that he suddenly reaches over and pulls something down she was about to reach for.]
I got it.
[That's how these things start and he won't let it happen again.]
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Something wrong?
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No. Nothing's wrong.
[He just is nowhere near the mood for the holidays and it's not likely he will be before Christmas has come and gone. It seems like it was another lifetime when Christmas used to matter. The one prior to the outbreak had not been all that filled with cheer either although he was willing to fake it enough to make it special for Penny. It was just the two of them and he didn't want her spending the holiday just missing her mother.]
[There's no reason to pretend here.]
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[Which, no, she can't really blame people for. Not everyone is like her, who clings to every ounce of normalcy they can get. Even in a space prison. But, well, people have been putting a lot of effort on decking the halls, okay?]
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[To put it very mildly.]
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I think we met before. When we were little. You thought your older self might be a pirate.
I'm Lydia.
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[He nods.]
I remember. [A beat as he finishes clearly off his door.] Philip.
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Library Spam
Today, he's looking for something very specific: Azeroth. Any information he can get on the place, really. But that's not exactly something he knows how to look up in the card catalog, so he's wandering a bit instead, his eyes more on the books than on the fellow patrons. When he turns a corner and nearly bumps into Philip, he doesn't think much of it, save for the twinge of wary irritation he always feels casually encountering one of the living. His ghostly eyes flick him over once and seemingly dismiss him as he starts to move past.]
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You ought to pay better attention where you're walking.
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Just looking for a book.
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[Except he would, actually. Lose a couple brain cells along the way, Simon?]
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They do say never get between a man and his reading.
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Do they? I'd think there'd still be a little room for basic courtesy.
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