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deck | early evening | saturday | september 12
In the Community, going out after certain hours hadn't been permitted save for the those with Assignments that required it. Even being three years removed from that place, it still took Jonas a few weeks to realize that he could go out and stay out without the fear of punishment.
There were so many things he knew he could be doing or could be learning but, tonight, he found himself just staring up at the darkening sky. It was overcast but the clouds still captivated him in ways that might seem mundane to almost everyone else. It was amazing to him how they moved, changed shape and combined with each other so effortlessly.
Jonas hoped he might see stars later, when the sky grew dark, but watching the clouds was all right with him for the moment. The book he'd brought lay unopened next to him, ready if the clouds grew boring. Jonas didn't see that happening though.
[the deck's open!]
There were so many things he knew he could be doing or could be learning but, tonight, he found himself just staring up at the darkening sky. It was overcast but the clouds still captivated him in ways that might seem mundane to almost everyone else. It was amazing to him how they moved, changed shape and combined with each other so effortlessly.
Jonas hoped he might see stars later, when the sky grew dark, but watching the clouds was all right with him for the moment. The book he'd brought lay unopened next to him, ready if the clouds grew boring. Jonas didn't see that happening though.
[the deck's open!]
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It'd been worrying her, but she'd never let the thought form fully, let alone speak it out loud.
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Unless you were him, of course. But most people weren't him.
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She nodded, though, figuring this would be harder on him from what she'd heard. "You should try the beach first, when you're ready," she added. "I think you'd like it."
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The colors in pictures he'd seen, all the blues, greens, golds and tans had been spectacular so he could only imagine what it looked like without the glossy glare that pictures tend to give off.
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He hadn't seen a lot of things.
"What are the ships like?" he asked curiously. "Are they very big?"
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She hesitated then had to ask. "What's a bicycle and an airplane?"
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"A bicycle has two wheels, one in front and one in the back. There are two handle bars and you power it by using your legs. There are pedals and you push with your legs to make it accelerate. An airplane is something that flies in the sky."
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