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mycursedface) wrote2008-11-20 06:40 pm
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One day, Medusa (who has entirely forgotten about being told what Valentine's Day is, and that a Certain Someone Forgot) finally decides that Lucifer Needs To Get Out More, and goes to Milliways to kidnap him.
Sam is very much not adverse to this kidnapping, possibly because Medusa is wearing a very pretty bodice.
Beyond Milliways' front door is an open area as would grace any farm; chickens in their house, a couple of goats stoped from their quest to eat the vegatables by a cunning wall, a shed and the peach-coloured wall of Medusa's own garden. There is another low building, too low to be anything but built partly under ground.
It's late afternoon, and actually fairly cool - autumn does that, even in North Africa.
And while she would give him a grand tour of the outside, she does have things cooking in the kitchen, so she leads him down some steps and around the corner. The kitchen is a large cavern, doubling as their main living space, and it is back up against the bathhouse. No sense in wasting heat, after all.
There is a large table in the middle, a working table, and it's a working kitchen for three people who love food and eat a lot.
"Welcome to my home."
Sam is very much not adverse to this kidnapping, possibly because Medusa is wearing a very pretty bodice.
Beyond Milliways' front door is an open area as would grace any farm; chickens in their house, a couple of goats stoped from their quest to eat the vegatables by a cunning wall, a shed and the peach-coloured wall of Medusa's own garden. There is another low building, too low to be anything but built partly under ground.
It's late afternoon, and actually fairly cool - autumn does that, even in North Africa.
And while she would give him a grand tour of the outside, she does have things cooking in the kitchen, so she leads him down some steps and around the corner. The kitchen is a large cavern, doubling as their main living space, and it is back up against the bathhouse. No sense in wasting heat, after all.
There is a large table in the middle, a working table, and it's a working kitchen for three people who love food and eat a lot.
"Welcome to my home."
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"No."
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"But!"
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"You and your logic, Medusa."
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Which is obviously the moment to go and check things, like pots simmering away on the fire and bread in the oven.
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...Totally checking out the view from behind as she flits around the kitchen. Well, she's his girlfriend, it would be rude not to.
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And if her tone is slightly absent, the way she darts off to a line of little jars, takes one and opens it, and puts two pinches into the main pot explains everything.
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He sniffs. "What're you making?"
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The pot - or rather, a larger-than-normal-tangine - is shifted into another section of the coals.
"It'll taste good."
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"Another couple hours, I think. So." She walks back over and holds out her hand.
"Continue tour?"
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"Lead on, fair one."
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"Wow," he says simply. "Very nice."
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"We fly in and out of here, mostly. It's easier. Also, prettier."
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Always.
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Honest.
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...What?
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