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mycursedface) wrote2008-06-02 09:40 pm
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I dream of wayward gulls and rare moments of winter sun
Medusa and sleep are two things that often do not get along. Even if her dreams are free of nightmares now (and isn't she glad of that - even when she didn't wake up screaming, she'd be whimpering and moaning and causing a scene) it's still...
I walked beside the evening sea
Strange.
And dreamed a dream that could not be;
She mostly sleeps during the day, when it's safe. She sleeps with her arms curled around Sam's pillow when she can't get Sam himself, face buried and snakes lying this way and that. Tangled up in the sheets, wings out, and for such a small person, Medusa takes up a lot of room.
The waves that plunged along the shore
And she dreams. She dreams of the ocean that is her home, of the cliffs and clouds. She dreams of the waves giggling with the voices of her sisters and she dreams of her triplets in the new and empty world in which they'd been born. She dreams of babbling in their own language and trying to pull Stheno's hair as Euryale aims for her feet and-
Said only: "Dreamer, dream no more!"
And when she wakes up, blearily shoving the pillow onto the ground, she can't remember anything. Dreams are like that, sometimes.
Strange.
She mostly sleeps during the day, when it's safe. She sleeps with her arms curled around Sam's pillow when she can't get Sam himself, face buried and snakes lying this way and that. Tangled up in the sheets, wings out, and for such a small person, Medusa takes up a lot of room.
And she dreams. She dreams of the ocean that is her home, of the cliffs and clouds. She dreams of the waves giggling with the voices of her sisters and she dreams of her triplets in the new and empty world in which they'd been born. She dreams of babbling in their own language and trying to pull Stheno's hair as Euryale aims for her feet and-
And when she wakes up, blearily shoving the pillow onto the ground, she can't remember anything. Dreams are like that, sometimes.
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"That," she informs Sam, "would be terribly lazy, you know."
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"I know. Wouldn't it be fantastic?"
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Him moving like that is terribly distracting.
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Chirpily, "But that's what would be so good about it!"
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"I thought...I thought lazy meant not doing anyon-thing. Anything."
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"We can do stuff." Innocently. "Just without leaving the bed."
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"You're terrible," she says, leaning down to kiss him again.
Quite, quite thoroughly.
"'Love you."
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"I'm appalling," Sam says agreeably, before she kisses him.
It's a while before they break apart, but eventually-
"Love you, too."
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Okay, beams.
A little foolishly, "You do?"
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Pause.
Warningly, "I'll blame you if Atton starts up with the 'best man' thing again, though."
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"Why?" It's a muffled wail.
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"But mostly because Atton will be a pain in the arse about it."
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Pause.
"Even if I already am. I need to do something about that, don't I?"
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He laughs. "I don't want to get married, either. But Atton wants a party so he can look pretty and feel important. And get drunk."
Pause.
"Remind me what the problem there was again?"
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She thinks for a moment, nuzzling his neck as she does so.
"I can't remember."
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"Me neither." His hands stroke her back.
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And sadly for Sam, all further explorations of his neck by her mouth are interrupted by a knock at the door, followed by impatient chittering.
"Breakfast!" Medusa glees, rolling off her boyfriend to get the door.
Sorry, Sam. You have been ditched for rice and curry and na'an bread.
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Sam does not approve. Sam does not approve a great deal.
But, on the other hand, food.
"I feel so, so used," he informs her mournfully.
Stealing curry!
(Sneaky Sam are sneaky.)
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"Desk big enough, or a sheet over the floor?" She asks, glancing at him.
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"Iiii think the floor. Picnic!"
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"Groovy."
She rumages around in a draw, finds a clean sheet and spreads it over the floor. Leaving him to neaten it (it's not fair if she does all the work, of course), the Gorgon brings the tray down and starts to set out the dishes.
Gracefully - somewhere, somewhen in her madness, she picked up a sparkling set of table manners.
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Sam flaps a hand at the sheet, straightening it. Well, more or less straightening it, anyway.
"Where'd you pick that up, anyway?"
He means the slang, not the manners.
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Also, the goddess of peace.
She spoons some rice onto her plate and does the same with some curry before mixing it up with her fingers.
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