The Deck, Saturday Late Afternoon

[bitchprince]

Last night had been distinctly odd, but how it ended had taken some of the edge off, at least. If Arthur didn't know better, he'd almost even be able to convince himself the day was going to be sort of all right. Or, at least, not completely insane.

Instead, he was going to take a seat on the deck with a bowl of fruit and some bread for a late breakfast. Uther Pendragon taught great lessons about paranoia.

He was just going to be pleased that at least he hadn't wound up sleeping in the preserve last night.

[[ open, especially to any blonde spawn that might want to assault him ]]

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[tinyblondedeath.livejournal.com]

"I'M NOT LITTLE!" Morgana howled, flailing her arms like someone was holding her back. (It was entirely possible that this had happened so often she just assumed she was being held back.)

[newlances.livejournal.com]

"Ooooo. Someone's sensitive," Gawain teased, delighted. "You're half my size! TODDLER SIZE!"

[tinyblondedeath.livejournal.com]

"I DON'T TODDLE AND I'M GONNA BREAK YOUR SHINS!" screeched Morgana.

[blondecanary.livejournal.com]

"Can't turn my back on you for five seconds," Dinah grumbled, coming over to glare at Gawain. "Do I really have to ask?"

[newlances.livejournal.com]

Gawain went for bravado. "You're not really my mum. She's back in New Gotham." Then he turned to Morgana and howled. "YOU JUST TRY IT, BOOSTER SEAT!"

[blondecanary.livejournal.com]

"I am for right now," Dinah said back to him. "And I swear I'll put you in Time Out forever if you don't walk away this second." She looked at Morgana, and almost shuddered. "And she's little enough to still be bitey, you know that."

[tinyblondedeath.livejournal.com]

"I'LL GIVE YOU A BOOSTER SEAT UP THE &*@()@#$!@#, YOU JERK!" Morgana bellowed.

The language ought to be a clue.

[newlances.livejournal.com]

Gawain started laughing as his Mom boggled. "Youuuu said a bad, bad word. Oh, you're in trouble now."

Although his mom was muttering, "I kinda doubt it..."

[tinyblondedeath.livejournal.com]

Bah, grownups around. Morgana glared, but didn't make any threatening gestures. "I can say a LOT MORE'N THAT."