Aaron Barnett (
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castle_perrault2017-01-07 08:45 pm
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[event][open] past brought forwards
note: due to not wanting to hurt myself too much emotionally, narration will be correct. aaron still looks very much like not a boy though.
He wakes up somewhere he's never seen before. He's not even in a bed-- he's in a pile of blankets in what appears to be a giant library. There's a backpack next to him, a sketchpad filled with notes, and...
nothing much else. He picks himself off of the blankets and adjusts his shirt, and then makes his way out of the library and through the halls. It's early morning, early enough that the sun isn't gracing the horizon in more than a pale blue glow visible through the windows. Handling stairs is a struggle, as always, with his bandages-- he manages to reach each open room with little more than strained breath. He ends up in the kitchen. No surprises there; it's warm and as clean as a castle kitchen can get, and it's more likely people will filter in throughout the day. He grabs himself a cup of some sort of juice (cranberry, a sip confirms) and sits himself down on a stool in the corner, and waits.
He wakes up somewhere he's never seen before. He's not even in a bed-- he's in a pile of blankets in what appears to be a giant library. There's a backpack next to him, a sketchpad filled with notes, and...
nothing much else. He picks himself off of the blankets and adjusts his shirt, and then makes his way out of the library and through the halls. It's early morning, early enough that the sun isn't gracing the horizon in more than a pale blue glow visible through the windows. Handling stairs is a struggle, as always, with his bandages-- he manages to reach each open room with little more than strained breath. He ends up in the kitchen. No surprises there; it's warm and as clean as a castle kitchen can get, and it's more likely people will filter in throughout the day. He grabs himself a cup of some sort of juice (cranberry, a sip confirms) and sits himself down on a stool in the corner, and waits.
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"'M Frisk..." and the new person's already starting with questions most people don't like. Even if the 'I'm fine' is true.
They strike the match with a flourish and drop it into the stove. "...'bout a year."
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His eyes flicker to the flames, content to watch them instead of Frisk.
"Ever tried to get off of here?"
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They get a metal stick thing (poker) and start prodding the logs. It'll be a while before it's hot enough to actually cook anything, but they'll get more heat to balance that out.
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"...monsters? Are they scary?" That's a little rude, isn't it. Another thing to search the books for.
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"They can look like it. There's some skeleton monsters, but they're my family. And a nice goat lady somewhere, Toriel, she likes taking care of kids. And a goopy guy called Dr. Gaster. They're all cool."
lol the fire's probably fine he's just Anxiety
...he hasn't introduced himself. Kind of doesn't want to, so he'll steer the conversation to the fire.
dude plz
Frisk doesn't quite think of getting the stranger's name yet.
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He should just stop talking-- he hasn't said anything friendly or nice, and now that he's realizing it he feels awful. "Uh, I mean, it's not my type but I guess the fire's pretty."
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To them, he hasn't seemed the slightest bit rude.
"It'd make stuff cook faster, too. I think. I miss microwaves more." Maybe they shouldn't be having a nostalgia trip right in front of a new person, but that thought occurs a little too late. They busy themselves by poking the stove logs a little more.
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He immediately bites his tongue, because his own curiosity is getting the better of him. "...here, let me chop some vegetables or something."
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Vegetables...? "Okay. We can make a stew!" Frisk perks up.
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He'd checked.
"I know the layout. I'll set everything up if you take care of the meat."
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They do grab him a knife, though, yanking it free of the block with an unnecessarily dramatic flourish.
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He takes it. "Sounds good to me."