Jonathan 'Flick' Brennan (
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fandomhighdorms2015-04-04 10:35 am
the gym; saturday morning
Flick hadn't been in the gym much since the last time. There'd been a lot going on that had mentally and physically stressed him so the gym had been a second or third thought. Plus, he had some issues from the last time he'd been in the gym.
But, things seemed to be settling now so he was back. He didn't know why he was here, really, but he figured an early morning round with the heavy bag couldn't hurt. For one of the first times since he'd been on the island, he pulled on a pair of gloves and started a quick pace of jabbing and swinging at the heavy bag. He worked without stopping, building up a good sweat before moving his blows into something a little more powerful, something sharper.
He was falling right back into what he knew despite what had happened last time. Hard to stop muscle memory.
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But, things seemed to be settling now so he was back. He didn't know why he was here, really, but he figured an early morning round with the heavy bag couldn't hurt. For one of the first times since he'd been on the island, he pulled on a pair of gloves and started a quick pace of jabbing and swinging at the heavy bag. He worked without stopping, building up a good sweat before moving his blows into something a little more powerful, something sharper.
He was falling right back into what he knew despite what had happened last time. Hard to stop muscle memory.
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She hesitated at the door, then strode in like she didn't have a care in the world. "Well, look who's here."
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She remembered last time, too.
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He couldn't feel it in his arms and shoulders and it was throwing him off.
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It was new, and she had a guess, but she had to ask.
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She watched him quietly for a while after making that remark.
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What he'd missed. His body tensed and tightened and he punched harder, more savagely proving that that wound would never really heal.
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"How can you decide what's too hard?" he asked once he'd calmed down. "That's normal for me."
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She'd had long enough to observe him by now to have figured some things out.
"If the answer to both is yes, you're doing it too hard."
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He thought it did, at least. It gave him a way to channel his issues, his thoughts into something that wouldn't hurt anyone else.
"Why is that wrong?"
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That was how simple it was.
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He was a tough sell on changing, unfortunately.
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She wasn't playing very fair. She knew.
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