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WHO: Carlos and OPEN.
WHAT: It's the annivesary of his mother's death, and Carlos doesn't know what to do really.
WHEN: Begining of Bloomingtide
WHERE: Gallows
NOTES: Mentions of corporal punishment and child abuse and nelect
WHAT: It's the annivesary of his mother's death, and Carlos doesn't know what to do really.
WHEN: Begining of Bloomingtide
WHERE: Gallows
NOTES: Mentions of corporal punishment and child abuse and nelect
Carlos isn't really sure what he is meant to do on the anniversary of his mother's execution. Is it a day meant to be celebrated? Mourned? Ignored? He never fully processes it, even though it's been so long since it happened. All it does is bring memories of her to his mind, which makes him feel small and young all over again.
The weather seems to want to agree with him as it's rainy and unpleasant. He spends most of the day inside because of that, studying and helping with the healers where he can. But then towards the middle of the afternoon being cooped up makes him feel trapped - almost like he's that little boy living in a small closet all over again.
So he finds his way outside. And he lets the rain pour down on him. He probably looks a bit mad, letting himself get soaked, but he feels almost as if it's cleansing him. He isn't even fully aware that anyone is around to judge him.

Anders
Now though, he realizes he needs to confront this fear, and face the shame that comes with it. Whatever else he has done, Anders is a person and he deserves to be treated as one.
So Carlos finds himself seeking out Anders one afternoon when things seem mostly quiet. When he finds Anders he seems anxious and pale - almost like he feels sick to his stomach. "Uh, Anders, ser? Do-do you think I could have a moment of your time?"
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"Carlos! You are soaked through! Whatever possessed you to stand out here like this?" Not waiting for an answer, she beckons to him to come with her up the stairs. "We must get inside and get you some dry clothes."
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"You're going to get yourself damn sick doing that."
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Around Lunch
Under the table, there is the snuffling of a mabari, who is looking for pets.
James doesn't look at Carlos, just comments to the ceiling, "We thought you might forget to eat today."
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Mid-day, when Carlos is off doing something, he'll return to a sketch of himself playing with the Inquisition's dogs, a laugh in his eyes and on his face.
Then with the rain, when Carlos finds himself outside once more, a tarp floats over to keep the rain off his head. Off on the side, Mal leans against the doorway, her green eyes distant and a mock scowl on her face.
"Hey! Moron! Aren't you a healer? Shouldn't you know standing out in the freezing rain is going to give you a damned chill?"
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