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because we can't have nice things ever
Who: Caesar and Garviel, then Caesar, Millie, Sealand, and so on.
What: ITP: Caesar can't resist getting in one last 'I told you so' before dying again, Garviel has to keep talking to people just before they get axed, and Mayfield traumatizes even more children; so same old, same old.
Where: 2237 Stevens garage and later outside the Goldberg St. house.
When: Sometime during the 25th, well after Virginia's injuries.
Warnings: Blood and death.
[Caesar would have been more than content to remain home much earlier today, to avoid the phones seething with either anger or repetitive calls for calm and whatever foolishness might come out of it all. At least, he'd been content, before some inexplicable force tore Virginia's arm off and threw her violently through a window. Whatever that had been, it had been enough to waken some cold anger in even someone as prone to being level-headed as he was. If there had ever been someone he could rely on to watch his back, who had been doing that since he got dumped in this little slice of hell, it had been her, and there wasn't any way he could get back at the real culprit of her suffering...
But he did happen to know someone else who could at least share in the blame, even if only a little, and that's what brings Caesar to stop at the driveway of 2237 Stevens Road. The slog through the snow and winter chill has, at least, calmed him down enough that he doesn't go storming up to the house like an idiot, but it's not like he'd thought of any other approach before actually getting here. Without that...
Huh. Now what?]
What: ITP: Caesar can't resist getting in one last 'I told you so' before dying again, Garviel has to keep talking to people just before they get axed, and Mayfield traumatizes even more children; so same old, same old.
Where: 2237 Stevens garage and later outside the Goldberg St. house.
When: Sometime during the 25th, well after Virginia's injuries.
Warnings: Blood and death.
[Caesar would have been more than content to remain home much earlier today, to avoid the phones seething with either anger or repetitive calls for calm and whatever foolishness might come out of it all. At least, he'd been content, before some inexplicable force tore Virginia's arm off and threw her violently through a window. Whatever that had been, it had been enough to waken some cold anger in even someone as prone to being level-headed as he was. If there had ever been someone he could rely on to watch his back, who had been doing that since he got dumped in this little slice of hell, it had been her, and there wasn't any way he could get back at the real culprit of her suffering...
But he did happen to know someone else who could at least share in the blame, even if only a little, and that's what brings Caesar to stop at the driveway of 2237 Stevens Road. The slog through the snow and winter chill has, at least, calmed him down enough that he doesn't go storming up to the house like an idiot, but it's not like he'd thought of any other approach before actually getting here. Without that...
Huh. Now what?]
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As irritating as Millie could be, this wasn't something Caesar would ever want to her to witness. Even though he knew she had been a part of a war in the past, somehow he doubts she's ever dealt with the same kind of violence Mayfield intended to inflict upon him in the very near future.
He stops abruptly to grab at a street light, to keep himself from toppling over. Just a moment, a second to recover from a sharp pain, he really needs to move on. Unfortunately, this gives the girl a chance to catch up, though the only greeting she'll get is a very curt one.]
...go back inside, Millie.
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Hey! Hey, what's wrong?
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What's wrong? Don't you feel well?
[ The other boy gets a look as he approaches and comes over as well, a familiar face Millie sees, but for now she focuses on Caesar. ]
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N-nothing. Nothing is wrong. [He brushes Millie's hand off of his shoulder and presses onward towards the house.] Just go home. Both of you.
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[Sealand moves closer, though not as quickly. Part of him doesn't want to know what's wrong with Caesar, especially with that machine broken.]
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Don't lie, you're not looking good, Caesar! Do you want me to help you home?
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[Again he has to stop, this time grabbing onto Millie's shoulder to support himself as he doubles over with a wet-sounding cough. He covers his mouth out of habit and it comes away with blood smeared across his palm.
He stares wearily down at it.]
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[Sealand runs over to grab Caesar, too, not that a twelve-year-old can do much. Still, he looks worried.]
Hey, what happened, did someone attack you or something?
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It proves hard to take her eyes away from it, but she looks up at Caesar's face. ] C-Caesar? Wh-what-- why are you bl-bleeding? Is it a joke?
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I wasn't attacked. This is from before. [Sealand might know what that means, though he doubts Millie remembers much from the first Bunker House incident. He wipes the blood off on his shirt.] I want to get back to the house. Can we keep moving?
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Caesar, as far as Sealand is concerned, is still his citizen. He absolutely has to protect him. Somehow. He shifts to try and support Caesar as well, as much as he can.]
W-we'll get you inside and then we'll fix you and it'll be okay, okay?
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[ Millie didn't know. All she knew was the state that Caesar was in now and his words. This time she listened to them, maybe something that would amaze Caesar under different circumstances. Along with Sealand she would help to get him along to his home. Millie knew where to go and how to get there. ]
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[With their help, they're making better time. The house isn't too far now.]
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[After he's okay. Caesar has to be okay. They'll make him okay, and then Sealand can take Millie home and everything will be fine because it has to be.]
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[ She stopped walking, but kept hold of Caesar. She looked at them both angrily at trying to exclude her. ] Millie's staying with Caesar!
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[Once he realizes they've stopped again, thanks to Millie, he sighs and pushes away from her, as well as from Sealand. He'll stagger onward all on his own if he must. He makes it a fair enough distance, too! He reaches the beginning of the sidewalk up to the house before another fit of coughing takes him. The pain in his chest blossoms with it, too sudden, and he falls to his knees.]
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A-are you ordering me to? I-I'll do it if it's an order, but you need to be inside first. Okay?
[Sealand fights back tears, because that's not really very mature of a reaction at all, he's sure of it.]
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You're not taking me home! I won't let you! [ Though she doesn't see Sealand's own expression, she feels her own emotions welling up instead. Confusion, fear, frustration. Her face had turned red at the cheeks. She takes hold of Caesar's arm, to help him back up. ] Millie's going to help and stay! I can carry Caesar all by myself!
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And the front of his shirt isn't faring too well, but that can't possibly be from what's been coughed up. It looks more like something under it has caused a stain to start creeping across the fabric.]
...hgh... fine... an order. [Caesar finally manages to say that much and struggles to get back up with their help.] Almost there...
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W-we're almost inside. Y-you'll... You'll be okay.
[But Sealand is watching the blood stain his shirt and he can't find it in himself to believe what he's saying anymore.]
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At least he made it inside this time around...]
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U-Um, we should put him on--the couch, or something...
[That would be more comfortable than the floor, at least.]
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[ Millie wasn't about to let him go just at the doorway anyway. Part of ehr was glad though that Sealand didn't bring up about the apparent order to send her away - an order that she wasn't willing to let the young nation go through with, so all the better if they forgot about it. ]
Come on, Caeesar, just this way...! [ And so, Millie will turn to take Caesar towards the couch in the house... ]
Got the green light to tag in!
[At first, Balin thought it was just Caesar at the door when he heard the door open, and didn't look up from doing a final examination of the pistol after having reassembled it, pulling the slide back a few times and dry-firing the pistol at the floor between his feet to make sure it's all working correctly.]
Yo—
[... but at the sound of Sealand and Millie entering the house, he looks up. Seeing that they're carrying a bleeding Caesar, he immediately stands up, holstering his pistol in one swift motion.]
—oh shit, him too?
[He's crossing the distance to help the two with getting Caesar to the couch.]
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