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cape_kore2012-12-27 12:12 am
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004 | Anna Milton | [VIDEO]
So someone left me this- [ She holds up the paper that once held a surprisingly nice, red scarf that's currently loosely wound around her neck. ] And it's not got a name attached, so whoever it was, even if you want to stay anonymous, I just wanted to say
[ And it's about then that she stops making a sound, although she continues to mouth for a few moments as though she's still talking. ]
[ And it's about then that she stops making a sound, although she continues to mouth for a few moments as though she's still talking. ]
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It was a stupid thing to do, and Anna should be irritated as hell at Tony for so much as leaving the house without someone with him, but she'll be damned if there isn't a small part of her that finds it oddly touching.
She's a bit stumped for how to explain what has happened though, and after a moment of frowning she takes a slightly tighter hold of his hand, resting it in front of her lips long enough for her to mouth some words, then touches it lightly to her throat again. Is he getting it? She's not sure. It's all she's got though, so she just has to hope. She can't afford to rely on other forms of communication. ]
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It's like the worst game of charades ever, but he tries his best. Mouth. Words. Lips. Throat. He shakes his head, frustrated. ]
I don't--Wait. Your voice? Is that--Is this like some kind of bizarre Little Mermaid thing? Did something take your voice?
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Still, she can't deny that he's right so his hand comes back to her head and she nods again, and makes a mental note to get him back for the comment later. It's not like she can do much right now, between blindness and voicelessness they make quite a sorry pair. ]
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When are you going to learn to stay away from octopus women?
[ Vaguely, he wonders if the better terminology is mermaid, even though there are tentacles instead of a fish tail. Then he realizes his mind's starting to wander and he hauls it back to the matter at hand. ]
Did anything happen to you? Ordinary, out of the ordinary? Anything at all?
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In terms of out of the ordinary, well. She's pretty sure she knows exactly what's done this - that stupid package - and she really should have known better after watching it happen to Galen. She hadn't thought it through though, hadn't thought that it could affect her. How wrong she had been.
Taking both his hands, she manoeuvres them around to mime opening a box. It's not quite package, but close enough. ]
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[ It doesn't hurt. He's making a big deal out of nothing, joking, trying to make light of a situation that was bad enough when it was just him but is worse now because other people are getting sucked up into it. ]
It's—I was never very good at charades—It's a square. A box? I'm opening a box. You opened a box?
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His hands go back on her face for another nod, and then she does the box motion again. Box motion, a hand up to touch her throat, surely he's got to get it, right?
She's really bad at this. ]
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[ Think outside the box, Stark. You're good at that. Do it now. ]
Okay. B—Your voice? Your voice is in a box? You opened the—The box took your voice? Are you actually Ariel? Did that really happen? Was it shaped like a shell?
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Carefully she places Tony's arm on hers, just below the elbow, and then points at his chest. Next she takes his other hand to mime walking on it with two of her fingers. She's taking you home, Tony. ]
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Dancing? We're going to the ball? What will Prince Eric think?
[ Then he laughs to show he's kidding. ]
No, I kid. Okay. Anywhere you want.
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She rotates him to face the direction that he had initially come from, wondering if that's enough for him to know where they're going, and placing a hand over the one on his starts to walk back towards his house. She can't communicate but at least she can see, she's got that advantage. Shame she doesn't have a way of explaining her faster form of transport to him, it'd be a lot quicker and a lot safer. There's only so many risks she's willing to take though. ]
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Are we...
[ It's apparent after a few steps that they're heading back the way he'd just come. ]
I was nowhere near your house, was I?
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She gives his hand a slow pat, an exaggerated comfort and though it loses some of the effect when he can't see her silently chuckling away at him. She'll just start to lead him home, that'll have to do. ]