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Fourth Floor Common Room; Wednesday Evening [ 10/06 ].
It had been an interesting Wednesday for Alexander, what with a fake cat at the store that he was pretty sure was following him and then his usual issues with the reserves meeting. Top that all off with the demands that had come from his mother after his visit, and he was feeling the need for something grounding that didn't take too much concentration on his nice little bag of issues.
That, of course, meant turning to cooking. And, so that the habitual activity wouldn't bring up other facets of his past, he was at least challenging himself with making something new. After all, he'd enjoyed so many different pizzas on the island before, yet he had failed to actually make one himself.
He was finding it to be fairly successful thus far. And perfectly cathartic, as well.
[[ open common room is open, of course! PIIIZZZAAAA. I want pizza now. Figures. ]]
That, of course, meant turning to cooking. And, so that the habitual activity wouldn't bring up other facets of his past, he was at least challenging himself with making something new. After all, he'd enjoyed so many different pizzas on the island before, yet he had failed to actually make one himself.
He was finding it to be fairly successful thus far. And perfectly cathartic, as well.
[[ open common room is open, of course! PIIIZZZAAAA. I want pizza now. Figures. ]]

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"What are you making?"
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A smile that fell from his face very soon after seeing what was in her hand.
"Moving picture night!" he declared. "Oh, my apologies, Maladicta! I've had so much on my mind that I completely forgot!"
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It made perfect sense!
"Bad weekend?"
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"Oh, the weekend itself was quite enjoyable," he said, taking a second to slip the pizza into the over and set the timer on the over. Wonderful appliance, that over. "It was good seeing Rosella again, although my mother certainly had no shortage of things to be disappointed with. It's just been a bit of an...off day...."
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He took the dee vee dee and dutifully headed over to the television set. "Convinced that a decorative cat statue was following me around off," he offered, not wanting to go into more detail than that, really, and, to prove it, he ventured, "And how are you feeling? I mean, after..."
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There was a pause before she just had to ask, "Decorative cat?"
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There was a slight paused, filled with a troubled frown.
"I'm not...fond of cats to begin with," he elaborated. "Much less fake ones that seem to be following me. And you're quite welcome about the shirt, but, er, I must ask. Do you plan on...returning it? Mother actually did ask after it this weekend; I believe it's one of her favorites."
She said it set off his eyes, or something.
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"You don't mean...."
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And perhaps a deft change in the conversation, because the moving picture was prepared and any further thinking on this topic would threaten his attempts not to laugh again.
"So what is the picture of choice this time around?" he asked.
Not laughing. Not laughing, really.
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And not overzealous flirts.
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"Zombies?" Alexander asked, getting up from the television to plop on the sofa with a glance at the timer on the pizza. Then he shook his head. "People of this realm choose such bizarre things to make moving pictures about."
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Yes. Normal. Because a guy who was enslaved by an evil wizard since birth and a vampire knew all about normal.
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"Perhaps," he allowed. "I still can't see zombies managing to fill a whole moving picture, though."
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"Blaaarg, grrrraaaw, and urrrrgh is considered chatty?"
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"...well, if they don't have jaws."
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Pause.
"I mean, besides brains, of course."
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