Kate Gregson (
vanillajello) wrote2011-06-30 06:10 pm
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Room 324, Thursday Morning
Fire. There's someone on fire. But Kate can't see who it is until the figure turns around and it's her but not her but her and she's standing there and the flames lick up her arms and she's on fire but then it's Mitchell, wild-eyed with a fire inside, and it's Hannibal and the flames go from hot to cold from hot to cold in time with his eyes, and then it's Jack and Emma and Karla and Sebastien and David and Bod and Marshall and Max and Tara --
And then it's Annie, serene calm beautiful Annie like that time in the cellar, and everything stops for a single awful second as she smiles.
And then the flames swallow her up and there's nothing but the fire.
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Kate had been very, very glad to not wake up screaming. She had been very glad to wake up, period. Her subconscious was not the place to be right now, her dreams had made that abundantly clear. She'd had no trouble getting out of bed since she'd craved a cold shower to fully wake her up and make sure nothing lingered on.
After the shower, she'd changed her clothes, put on some music, opened the door, made her bed and then flopped down on it with a notebook to make plans for a third floor welcome she wasn't sure she'd even organize.
Saturday wasn't shaping up to be a day to be bubbly and welcoming.
[ooc: Open post, open door. ETA: I would like to call all Mitchell stuff NFB, please and thank you!]
And then it's Annie, serene calm beautiful Annie like that time in the cellar, and everything stops for a single awful second as she smiles.
And then the flames swallow her up and there's nothing but the fire.
Kate had been very, very glad to not wake up screaming. She had been very glad to wake up, period. Her subconscious was not the place to be right now, her dreams had made that abundantly clear. She'd had no trouble getting out of bed since she'd craved a cold shower to fully wake her up and make sure nothing lingered on.
After the shower, she'd changed her clothes, put on some music, opened the door, made her bed and then flopped down on it with a notebook to make plans for a third floor welcome she wasn't sure she'd even organize.
Saturday wasn't shaping up to be a day to be bubbly and welcoming.
[ooc: Open post, open door. ETA: I would like to call all Mitchell stuff NFB, please and thank you!]
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She gave a heavy sigh. "And there was other stuff too. There always is."
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Much like her whole argument.
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"Okay," she said, though it sounded like something else. At least she still cuddled up closer to him. "You do that."
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"You know, she used to make tea," she started, softly. "Cups and cups of tea. It was like a nervous tick, 'cause she couldn't even drink them herself but she kept making them. Used to make George completely batshit."
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"Which tended to be kind of hilarious because he's so tightly wound," she continued on. "I think she made all the tea in the house afew times. She made hot chocolate and coffee too. It was good coffee. She used to have it ready when I got up in the morning when I was staying there."
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