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WHO: Byerly & Kitty & you
WHAT: Open log! Assorted prompts!
WHEN: Months of Harvestmere & then Firstfall
WHERE: In and around Kirkwall
NOTES: If you're not into this junk tell me what junk you're into and I'll give you that junk
WHAT: Open log! Assorted prompts!
WHEN: Months of Harvestmere & then Firstfall
WHERE: In and around Kirkwall
NOTES: If you're not into this junk tell me what junk you're into and I'll give you that junk
Prompts in comments my pretties. If none of em catch your fancy, then just throw up something that does.

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[ She picks up a particularly crumply one and holds it out for him to take. ]
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Then more casually uses his other hand to accept back more pages anyway as he adds; ]
Here, there's the-- that one, there, I need it to do this one. Thanks.
[ He compiles them together, now peering at her. ]
You're from the clan of otherworldly green glitter high fives too, right.
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[ But - ]
Yeah. Here, come inside. You can use my desk to rewrite the notes.
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But under duress. ]
Probably you might give a crap about this stuff. What's your world called?
[ Patpatting out the crumpled parchment leaves. Once he gets started, his handwriting looks very suspiciously similar to the one that got river'd. ]
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Earth. Yours?
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No, okay, it's because he wasn't immediately recognised and acknowledged is what's giving him pause.
Still. He fidgets the pen between his fingers. ]
Also Earth. United States of America, 2013.
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[ Her brows draw down slightly. But: ]
I'm from London. 2002.
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Okay.
[ He points at her with the pen. ]
Why'd you sound italicised just now?
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Why do I sound what?
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You were like 'United States', question mark. So what's the question.
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[ A shrug. ]
Just - I know the American colonies, obviously. So America's a name I know. But I've never heard of any states out there, united or divided or anything. You've heard of London, though, right?
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Sure. God save the Queen.
[ And he pivots his attention back to the notes in front of him. He scratches out more rows of numbers, some clarifying notes. ]
It's a small infinite universe.
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[ That's an easy thing to confess, genius or no. ]
Gigantic pool of possibility, not a lot of data to chart it out. I guess surveying rifters and compiling the commonalities and differences would be a starting point, but that sounds--
Uh. Boring, [ admittedly, ] and super unreliable. And literally no one native to here cares. Probably not most rifters, either.
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Seems more likely that their theories are right. [ A small gesture - ] About how we're dreams from the Fade.
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[ Which isn't to say he wholesale disagrees with it, not looking up as he continues to write.
But for the sake of argument-- ]
If you come from a world where gatecrashing aliens via interdimensional portals is the norm, you're gonna theorise that we're aliens from other dimensions. Or you exist in a virtual reality so maybe we're rogue programmes coded in, who knows, right. If you come from here, everything fits into categories demons, mages, or dream-stuff.
[ He finishes his list of notes with a slight flourish, and sits back in his chair. ] Thedas-bias. How's this?
[ He means the parchment, which he holds out for her to take. Legible if a little inexplicable. ]
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And now try writing them in a way that'll make sense to someone who's not you, please.
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He stands up. ]
Report on your desk, eight o'clock? Are we grading on a curve, by the way.
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Take the time you need, I guess. But honestly, that's not going to be much use to anyone. Even someone as clever as Thranduil.
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[ Agreeing to do his homework, mostly so he can better pivot to-- ]
You work with him long?
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A few months. Why?
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What do you think?
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[ She frowns at him now. ]
Why?
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Why do you think? He's not an easy read and I wanna know what working for him's like.
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Yours is too.
I'm not going to give you any dirt on him, if that's what you're after. In terms of what it's like to work with him...
It's good. He's fair. He was something very grand back home, and he gets treated like something really grand here, too. But he never acts like it. He's got real care for people and really listens to them.
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