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Third Floor Landing to Room 319: Monday afternoon [5-25-09]
Peyton knew she shouldn't have dragged so many of her records out to the cabin, but she just hadn't been able to decide which ones she wanted. And, of course it was totally ironic that after lugging 5 boxes of them back up the stairs that she should trip on the last stair before the final landing and not only twist her ankle, but also drop almost everything she was carrying down the stairs. Not the records, she'd caught that box, but the one she'd balanced precariously on top of that?
Totally spread out all over the stairs. All her hair and personal products and just... everything. Lovely.
So, for the moment, Peyton was sitting on the landing and contemplating the mess she'd made of her belongings and her ankle. Fun times.
[Totally open should anyone want to help or make fun or whatever.]
Totally spread out all over the stairs. All her hair and personal products and just... everything. Lovely.
So, for the moment, Peyton was sitting on the landing and contemplating the mess she'd made of her belongings and her ankle. Fun times.
[Totally open should anyone want to help or make fun or whatever.]

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Soon enough, she was there on the landing, going over a rather extensive amount of first aid information from the field medic guide that had been one of her favorite reads for years.
"Are you all right?"
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"All right. How about I help you up and walk you to your room and get you set up with an ice pack and elevation?" she offered, starting to put the items in some sort of grabbable order.
"I'll come back for this stuff right away and bring it for you."
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"All right. This shouldn't be too hard. Put your weight on me and keep it off the ankle."
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"Everyone slips," was all she said about it, though if she'd been Eliot there would no doubt have been some mocking and a bit of playful vocabulary insult. Of course, Eliot would ignore her and get her back later if she had; that was just how things were with them.
"Come on. And lean as much as you need to."
She could take it.
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It was kind of an oddly decorated room, one half covered with a giant mural of a ski slope, the other half stark black and red with sketches and such hung up all over the walls. And shelves and shelves of records, of course.
"Oh, hey, I'm Peyton by the way."
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"Nice to meet you."
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"I'm going to go get your stuff," she said with a quick, hopefully reassuring, smile. Then she headed back out to get the fallen items as well as a ice pack.
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"Do you have a little towel or a handkerchief or something?" she asked. You weren't supposed to put ice directly on the injured area, after all.
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"I'm pretty sure I got everything, so--"
Another 'one minute' and she was back with one last record that had slipped off to the side. It was placed carefully on top of the pile.
"I'm pretty sure I got it all. How's your leg?"
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"As long as you keep it under the ice in twenty minute intervals, you should be all right. And keep it elevated."
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"Hey. You're an artist?"
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"It's... cool."
She was smiling as she looked at all of them up on the wall.
"My friend Griff draws too."
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"They're nice. They're different from Griff's. But I like them too."
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"Do you? Paint?"
She gestured over to the ski slope off to one side.
"Was that you?"
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She looked over at the ski slope and shrugged. "I probably should. I just don't know what to paint. Probably shouldn't do the whole thing black and red."
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"What about a snow scene?" she said absently.
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"Maybe. It'd be different from what you have on this side."
She had no artistic instruction and of the two twins, wasn't really the one you'd call on to be creative. But the association was in her head, the door in the wall painted on the brick, the endless snowy valley.
"The whole idea sort of reminds me of something. That's all."
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"And maybe here," she said, pointing to the middle, "there could be a little valley where everyone is celebrating, with fireworks and food and drink."
She was actually describing something she'd seen, the Valley of the New Year, a portion of Purgatory that had been closed off when the Satan left his position for other worlds.
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"It was just a thought," she said dismissively.
"Something I remember."
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"I'm not really an artist. And it's your room. But I could tell you about it, the place I'm talking about. If you want."
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"All right."
She looked around the room for a moment and sat on the unoccupied bed.
"Uh, now? Or some other time? I mean, I can now, but I figure you were doing something before you fell..."
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"Is there more stuff? I could get it out for you if you're not done. You really shouldn't walk on that."
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She tried to think of things that would be less obvious.
"Um, drinks? Or" wince "food?"
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"I was just reading. Nothing particular."
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[ooc: The Mun's going to bed fairly soon, though, but is fine with SP.]
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After all, that was new too.
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