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itsjustagamerp2013-03-11 01:14 am
milliondollarpipes) wrote in itsjustagamerp2013-03-11 01:14 am
Entry tags:
Through the Looking Glass
Characters: Harvey, probably Liz, anyone else who wants to visit
Content: Harvey, for one, remembers what went on in the mirror universe. He's not a fan!
Location: SoL, residential deck
Time of Day: Night
Warnings: None...?
Harvey suddenly blinked up at the ceiling of his darkened bedroom, groaning as he sat up and shook the residual light-headedness away. What had that been, the universe jump? He didn't even remember being in his room before, or how he'd gotten here. Last he recalled, he'd been lookin' out the window, hopin' they could jump outta there before those goddamn lizards arrived with their ships. Seein' as they weren't blown to bits, he guessed they'd made it. Maybe he'd track down 90s Kid and Iron just in case, make sure everyone got through the jump alright. Iron in particular...for some reason, he thought he'd seen her bleeding...
He froze, eyes going wide as the memories came flooding back. Oh. Oh god, what the hell had he done?
The singer flung himself out of the bed, heading for the door. He had to find Iron, make sure that she was okay! How long had she been walkin' around on that leg, anyway? He could remember lookin' up at her from the cage; he hadn't registered it at the time, or even cared to look, but her bandage had been uncomfortably red.
A rustling sound behind him froze him in his panic. Reaching for the lamp, Harvey turned. "Frank?" He hadn't expected the rabbit to be back in his cage, not after Iron had taken him away. He hesitated, glancing back at the door, then slowly approached the cage instead, dropping to his knees to unlatch it. He could take a second or two for this.
"Frankie?" He reached in cautiously, not noticing that his hand was shaking a little. "C'mon, Frankie..." The rabbit's nose twitched, and he stared at his owner for a few seconds before slowly hopping forward. Harvey carefully picked him up, smiling gratefully as he cradled his pet against his chest. "Heyyyy there, buddy. 'S alright. It's gonna be okay. I gotcha."
Content: Harvey, for one, remembers what went on in the mirror universe. He's not a fan!
Location: SoL, residential deck
Time of Day: Night
Warnings: None...?
Harvey suddenly blinked up at the ceiling of his darkened bedroom, groaning as he sat up and shook the residual light-headedness away. What had that been, the universe jump? He didn't even remember being in his room before, or how he'd gotten here. Last he recalled, he'd been lookin' out the window, hopin' they could jump outta there before those goddamn lizards arrived with their ships. Seein' as they weren't blown to bits, he guessed they'd made it. Maybe he'd track down 90s Kid and Iron just in case, make sure everyone got through the jump alright. Iron in particular...for some reason, he thought he'd seen her bleeding...
He froze, eyes going wide as the memories came flooding back. Oh. Oh god, what the hell had he done?
The singer flung himself out of the bed, heading for the door. He had to find Iron, make sure that she was okay! How long had she been walkin' around on that leg, anyway? He could remember lookin' up at her from the cage; he hadn't registered it at the time, or even cared to look, but her bandage had been uncomfortably red.
A rustling sound behind him froze him in his panic. Reaching for the lamp, Harvey turned. "Frank?" He hadn't expected the rabbit to be back in his cage, not after Iron had taken him away. He hesitated, glancing back at the door, then slowly approached the cage instead, dropping to his knees to unlatch it. He could take a second or two for this.
"Frankie?" He reached in cautiously, not noticing that his hand was shaking a little. "C'mon, Frankie..." The rabbit's nose twitched, and he stared at his owner for a few seconds before slowly hopping forward. Harvey carefully picked him up, smiling gratefully as he cradled his pet against his chest. "Heyyyy there, buddy. 'S alright. It's gonna be okay. I gotcha."
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"Yeah," he said finally, without much conviction. "Yeah, I guess you're right."