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Guy Makara ([personal profile] maladgogo) wrote in [community profile] faderift2016-03-01 05:44 pm

Open | What is a bored clown to do

WHO: Guy and whoever happens upon him
WHAT: Guy's trying to distract himself from the situation he's found himself in, and would enjoy some company.
WHEN: Some time in the middle of Drakonis
WHERE: Skyhold
NOTES: Every one of the threads with Guy should just be considered to have a CW for profuse swearing by default.



Skyhold is a remarkable place. People from all over Thedas call it home, an army calls it base of operations, and now for one young rifter now bereft of his classes, and indeed any way to get the information he needs from those classes, a place to waste time until he's needed elsewhere.

He's found the training ring. He's also found the weapons. He's not swinging them or sparring with anyone, shadows or otherwise. Instead, what he's doing with his commandeered pair of hand hammers is...juggling.

Guy is, undoubtedly, a born performer. He's got stage presence without needing a stage, and a little flair in every move that builds as he walks around the ring. Occasionally he turns in place, sometimes he stops and walks backward, but no matter what he does, his hands never stop moving, the hammers flipping end over end and occasionally dropping back over his shoulder.

He adds another blunt weapon as soon as he can find it, a blunted handaxe, and soon it joins the rest.

Someone can watch, or someone can interrupt him, and all they'll see is the most welcoming expression on someone wearing peasant clothes, like he's delighted to see them, and more likely than not, he really is.
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[personal profile] el_tybs 2016-03-04 07:19 am (UTC)(link)
Well Gam was certainly taller so not quite eye-to-eye, but probably close enough. The Rifter would more than likely be rather surprised by how dangerous a mage could be regardless of their looks. Course Sam probably didn't look that dangerous, not with laughing and silly smiles for the most part.

"Technically it's both. You're locked up and taught to control your magic. The environment is... interesting to say the least. I don't like the Circles, but I cannot say all of it is terrible."
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[personal profile] el_tybs 2016-03-05 06:33 am (UTC)(link)
A rather good metaphor except he doesn't sit on people. Course dangerous is not something people of the Inquisition need to worry about, it's mostly anyone who is against them that need to watch out.

"Wasn't quite the choice before unless you knew how to run and hide, or fought to stay free. But I completely agree. Learning magic is a great idea, but being forced into a place and locked away is a terrible thing. Course no one, not even mages, can agree on the best way for us to live." An on going battle.