Ben Skywalker (
momslilassassin) wrote in
fandomhighdorms2010-12-07 09:30 pm
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Second Floor Common Room [evening]
Ben had spent a long, long day in the library getting nowhere himself, but some of the other people'd had more luck.
Being Ben, he had written down all of the clues they'd shared on the wipe board himself and was now trying to see if he could spot a connection between an Escher painting, a similar maze in Ireland two hundred years ago, a creepy hallucinatory and death-inducing recipe and a weird song.
But the part that was sticking in his mind was the snatch of the conversation he'd overheard between Scully and the librarian, about how Escher had been "wished" away to spend time in the maze.
He had a giant pot of coffee going since he wasn't planning to sleep (or, frankly, to go back to his room. It was too empty there), and was settling in for the evening.
The boy could use some company.
Being Ben, he had written down all of the clues they'd shared on the wipe board himself and was now trying to see if he could spot a connection between an Escher painting, a similar maze in Ireland two hundred years ago, a creepy hallucinatory and death-inducing recipe and a weird song.
But the part that was sticking in his mind was the snatch of the conversation he'd overheard between Scully and the librarian, about how Escher had been "wished" away to spend time in the maze.
He had a giant pot of coffee going since he wasn't planning to sleep (or, frankly, to go back to his room. It was too empty there), and was settling in for the evening.
The boy could use some company.

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Luckily, it was usually pretty easy for her to find Ben, so she wandered in and dropped onto the couch. "Well, I'm glad to see you indoors and not doing anything insane outside."
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Ben's amazing mood had lasted into day two.
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. . . no, really, that was an absolutely disgusting thought if you knew what she was talking about.
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Way to negate your own point about not talking about the spiceloaf, Tahiri. But then, it was probably the more welcome topic.
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"We can foist that off on next term's new students instead," she suggested in an astoundingly un-Jedi-like display of anti-brilliance.
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As if it wasn't all weird enough already.
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