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WHO: Edgard and YOU
WHAT: I'm doing the catch-all thing too
WHEN: Now-ish, post-Murderhaus and Satinalia
WHERE: Various places
NOTES: Open to all unless otherwise specified. Post-murderhaus stuff might have murdery discussions
WHAT: I'm doing the catch-all thing too
WHEN: Now-ish, post-Murderhaus and Satinalia
WHERE: Various places
NOTES: Open to all unless otherwise specified. Post-murderhaus stuff might have murdery discussions
All prompts in comments! Feel three to throw wildcards in here if you so desire. I love you.

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"What? What do you look like?"
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"Who's in there?" comes a demanding voice, angry footsteps venturing nearer, and one gets the impression that time to explain has been cut rather short.
With nothing left to lose, exactly, and in one fluid motion with a quick "sorry!", Mado is suddenly a little brown and white dog-- the little dog Edgard has come to see around, and it gets a remarkable amount of height when it leaps out a partially-shuttered window.
The rest of the dogs, of course, lose their minds.
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Edgard takes one look at this man and is snapped into motion. Pure rage courses through him as he walks over and punches him hard in the face. The man hits the ground with a thump.
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Mado is nowhere to be seen, for the moment.
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His hands are then on latches, opening one after another and he's surrounded by fur and barks. He laughs as several leap up to lick his face. He leads the herd of dogs towards the door, peering carefully at some of them in case they turn into a human.
If someone sees the door open, it will appear to burst at the sheer amount of dog and Edgard triumphant at it's center.
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They race off in all different directions, pausing to jump and lick at Edgard's face and hands, until he's the only one left in front of the warehouse.
And then, finally, Mado reappears from an alleyway, looking sheepish enough that one can almost imagine the floppy ears pinned against his rust-colored hair.
"Thanks, Edgard."
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It is unclear whether Edgard is angry or impressed. Maybe both. His eyes suddenly widen.
"Chicken!"
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"You see," he says quickly, "dogs, which is to say, other dogs-- they-- they don't like me much."
An ingratiating smile flashes onto his face, his brow knitting apologetically. "If I'd stuck around, things would have gone far worse for both of us. I swear it."
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This is a lot to take in. Edgard puts a hand to his forehead. He then quickly tries to come back to the matter at hand.
"The dogs don't like you, so that's why you left. The dogs can tell?"
Finally, shaking his head: "Why did you tell me? The chicken!"
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He scratches the back of his head again, sheepishly. "...that happens sometimes. It's all right! Don't be upset."
He claps both of his hands on Edgard's shoulders, smiling sincerely.
"And yes. The dogs can tell. I've never gotten along with dogs, not for lack of trying."
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These are only a few of the many questions rocketing around the mind of a man who just learned a man could be a dog.
[man dog dog man dog man dog man man]
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He smiles with uncertainty.
"If it got out to the wrong people, I'd be useless again."
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"I won't tell! You can trust me."
He grins.
"I bet it has come in useful a lot."
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He taps his fingertips together. "...and it's easier to find places to sleep, when you're smaller."
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"So, do you think like a human when you're a dog?"
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"...I mean, I think like me," he says, with the air of someone whose mind is expanding with possibilities, "but I'm not sure. Maybe I think like a dog when I'm a human."
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He leans down and picks up a stick off the ground. He then throws it as far away as he can.
It's an experiment.
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So there's that.
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"You do think like a dog when you're a human! Fascinating. You are a very interesting person and I like you."
He turns looking at the dogs milling around.
"Do you think we should do anything about these dogs?"
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"Oh, they'll sort it out," he replies with a flutter of his hand, "and besides, as soon as they catch on that I'm here, I'll have to run again. So you'll have to do it without me."
He scratches the back of his neck.
"I'm sorry."
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"They'll probably be fine, at least if no one catches them again. I only punched that man."
He shrugs. Maybe he should've done worse?
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"I think I need a wash," he observes, "did you know that you can just do that here, with Riftwatch? Just take a bath whenever you want?"
Luxuries beyond imagining!
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"Why would you want to take a bath?" He states flatly.
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"They feel nice!" Mado enthuses, "the water's hot and everything smells good, especially you, when you get out of it! And then people don't avoid you on the streets."
That last bit is more or less the sticking point, at least for a busker.
"I used to have to wash with cold water in public cisterns, and people would get angry about it. I'm very lucky now, don't you see?"
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He has a thought.
"But, dogs aren't particularly clean." He points his finger like he's making a point, but he's not sure what point he's making.
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