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once-a-traitor.livejournal.com) wrote in
fandomhighdorms2009-04-11 10:31 pm
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School Grounds, Saturday Morning
Edmund had had a particularly good night, even though it hadn't started out that well. He rose early, despite not having another nightmare, and quickly dressed with the intention of an early walk.
[OOC: Open for beings big and small.]
[OOC: Open for beings big and small.]

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Oh, that wasn't a good thing to say to Dady even if he wasn't being daddy-like. Lou took a half-step back, preparing the lip wobble again if needed.
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"Umm," she tried to find an explanation that would be happy. "He had to go help Aslan?"
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Somewhere, some time, whether in his own future or another's (he'd caught onto that much being possible so far), Peter wasn't there anymore. For a few more long moments, Edmund struggled with that knowledge. Justification then set in. It wasn't his Peter. His Peter was alive and well and would damned well stay that way, and this girl didn't exist and this was Fandom messing with his brain.
As the feeling of his stomach twisting itself into knots subsided with each barrage of explaining it all away, the rest of the conversation started seeping into his conscious mind.
He looked sharply at Lou. "Who did you say your mother was?"
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"She's Queen Willow," Lou said, utterly unconcerned by that information.
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His brain shut off at that very moment and he stared blankly for what felt like a very long time.
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No, his mind really did not want to think about how that was possible down to scientific detail and oh good grief no, he really didn't want mental imagery of any sort.
He started to think about puppies instead.
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