[Humans are weird twitchy beings. Heck, look at Iona, she's a witch, but for all intents and purposes, magickind are humanoids who function mostly the same.]
[Oren's patience is oddly specific. Waiting for the next day during the dark hours? No problem. Most people he can deal with with blunt grace. It's very rare for Oren to meet someone he clearly clashes with. He's fine with Michael and that's what matters.]
[Michael would definitely be appreciative to know that he falls into the category of people that Oren can deal with. He's not sure he would want to see what Oren would be like when he's impatient with someone.]
Oh, uh-- scrambled should be fine.
[He rubs at the back of his neck. A beat or two passes.]
I guess I should tell Iona that if she ever needs to drop my unconscious body off somewhere, she should just toss me back at my apartment. I'm sure I could wake up enough to at least unlock the door and stumble in. [He gives himself that much credit, at least!]
[Oren doesn't reply at first since he's thinking of Iona and the state of her rather new friendship with Michael. It's still at a relatively early stage and already the witch shows her weakness of attachment, one she is strangely not ashamed of. But it's not his job to referee that. She and Michael can grow on their own into this.
[He exhales, an almost sigh, then begins to fold the quilt he had been given. When he finishes, he sets it next to him on the sofa, and runs a hand over it to straighten out any stray creases.]
I suppose less "confused" and more wondering at how she does it. I'd be stretched too thin, in her place.
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Catch up with current trends by reading. May watch movie.
Usually no need.
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You don't get bored at all?
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[Humans are weird twitchy beings. Heck, look at Iona, she's a witch, but for all intents and purposes, magickind are humanoids who function mostly the same.]
So not an affliction.
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[It would explain Oren's seemingly endless amounts of patience.]
Must be nice.
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Sunny side up or scrambled. Or omelet?
[Oh, yeah, eggs.]
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Oh, uh-- scrambled should be fine.
[He rubs at the back of his neck. A beat or two passes.]
I guess I should tell Iona that if she ever needs to drop my unconscious body off somewhere, she should just toss me back at my apartment. I'm sure I could wake up enough to at least unlock the door and stumble in. [He gives himself that much credit, at least!]
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Michael fidgets with the corner of the quilt.]
I live alone; sleeping off too much to drink in my own bed isn't really something she needs to worry about.
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She's like that.
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She has her own share of worries, and though I appreciate it, I don't want to add to them. But I guess I should tell her that myself.
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[Oren doesn't reply at first since he's thinking of Iona and the state of her rather new friendship with Michael. It's still at a relatively early stage and already the witch shows her weakness of attachment, one she is strangely not ashamed of. But it's not his job to referee that. She and Michael can grow on their own into this.
Humans were adaptable like that.]
Good idea. She goes overboard.
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Confuses you?
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[He exhales, an almost sigh, then begins to fold the quilt he had been given. When he finishes, he sets it next to him on the sofa, and runs a hand over it to straighten out any stray creases.]
I suppose less "confused" and more wondering at how she does it. I'd be stretched too thin, in her place.
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Wants a lot. Can't have everything.
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I guess it's a more charitable goal than most people in the world have. It could be worse.
[Michael, always trying to parse out the good in something, especially if that something is a friend.]
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In the end, only human.
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