Jim Kirk (
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fandomhighdorms2012-09-23 10:39 am
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The Deck | Sunday Afternoon
There was a ferret following Jim around. At first, he'd just thought the island was giving out pets again and he'd rolled his eyes. Then, the ferret had started talking. At that point, Jim thought maybe he'd gone on a bender he didn't remember and was still drunk.
But, the ferret hadn't gone away and he hadn't sobered up (because he hadn't ever been drunk) and Jim had eventually just chalked the talking ferret (who'd introduced himself as Aesina) to the island.
Wasn't that what Sparkle had told him the reason for most things was? Whatever, Jim and the stupid ferret were now out on the deck because it apparently hurt like a bitch if Jim tried to get away.
"Are we here to get a tan?" Aesina asked. He was stretched out on a lounger, looking pretty comfortable.
"You've got fur, you can't get sun."
Aesina sniffed haughtily. "Says you. I'll do whatever I want."
Jim rolled his eyes and shook his head. Stupid familiar sounding ferret.
[Deck is open]
But, the ferret hadn't gone away and he hadn't sobered up (because he hadn't ever been drunk) and Jim had eventually just chalked the talking ferret (who'd introduced himself as Aesina) to the island.
Wasn't that what Sparkle had told him the reason for most things was? Whatever, Jim and the stupid ferret were now out on the deck because it apparently hurt like a bitch if Jim tried to get away.
"Are we here to get a tan?" Aesina asked. He was stretched out on a lounger, looking pretty comfortable.
"You've got fur, you can't get sun."
Aesina sniffed haughtily. "Says you. I'll do whatever I want."
Jim rolled his eyes and shook his head. Stupid familiar sounding ferret.
[Deck is open]

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"You're gonna give me a complex if you keep calling me weird," Aesina said. "It's not nice."
Jim shook his head again. Stupid ferret.
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If Aesina could have rolled his eyes, he would have. "I have a name. And it's Aesina."
"Whatever," he said. "Good to meet you, Lex. And Roshanak. That's a mouthful."
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For her part, Roshanak rolled her eyes before settling at Lex's feet. "Flatterer."
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"I've been hearing that strange crap like this happens a lot," said Jim, glancing over at Aesina. "A weaker person might be driven insane by living on this island. Surprised there isn't a psychologist on call."
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"There's guidance counsellor," Lex said. "Though I don't know how useful she'd be."
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Now, she was wandering around the school, with a ferret that was sticking his nose everywhere he could.
"Hey, you have a ferret too!" She might have been a smidgen disappointed.
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If Aesina could have rolled his eyes, he would have. "Yeah, I'm real happy with you too."
"Maybe your ferret's a little more tolerable than mine," Jim said. Aesina wasn't bad, not really, but still, it was a talking freaking ferret that kept talking about his soul.
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Adrastos perked up at this and trotted over to poke at something else he had spotted.
"And apparently not big on talking to other people? I don't know. Did everyone get ferrets?" She wondered.
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"Guy I was talking to earlier had a fox," he shared. "I still can't figure out the whole ferret thing for me though. Couldn't I have an eagle or something?"
"No, you couldn't," Aesina said, sounding bored. "And you'll figure me out soon. I have faith in your brain."
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"Mine is nicer than yours." She decided.
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"I hate you."
"No you don't."
"I do, I really do."
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"Pretty too," the ferret added.
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Aesina sounded like he was sighing when he said, "Aesina. Jim doesn't seem to be able to remember my name. I'm beginning to think he needs to have his head checked."
"Shut up," Jim said, shaking his head. "You're a talking ferret."
"And I'm smarter than you are, Jim."
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Which was just unfair.
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At least it wasn't a frog?
"Hey," she said to Jim. "What's up? Besides, you know, random talking animals."
"I am not random," the peacock said, sounding put out.
"You're a peacock."
The peacock fanned his tail out rather showily in response.
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"Like I wanted you," Aesina told him.
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"Ferrets are cool," Petra said. "Well. Furry trouble, but cool. This is Casimir," she added, hiking a thumb toward the peacock. "Apparently."
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Well, that was one point in the column of familiarity for Jim. He was pretty troublesome but he wasn't furry.
"You and your peacock not getting along?"
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"The resemblance must be brutal for you," Aesina answered. He crawled down towards the end of the chair and stretched out.
"And he's a ferret," he added. "I couldn't have something cooler if I had to have some animal? Freaking ferret."
"You're breaking my heart," Aesina said and didn't sound like he meant it.
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