text | in spacetext no one can see you crying like a toddler.
Who cares if you die?
( feel free to interpret that however you please, denizens of the EXTREMELY POORLY NAMED tranquility! all possible interpretations are acceptable in harry's current state of complete emotional breakdown. he probably doesn't care if any of you die, for instance, and may bitterly resent you for having an actual answer to this question.
who cared when norman died? who really cared. people mourned the man who'd contributed so much, but that man was an idea. an image carefully cultivated. harry knew enough to know better, but even he wouldn't pretend to have known his father, and who's going to care when harry dies? just like norman did.
harry's legacy is just disappointment and isolation. his best friend is his only friend and he's pretty sure they're totally not friends any more, also. everything sucks and he broke a bottle when he got back to his room and he can't be bothered to clean it up, he's just going to sit here and hate all of you, publicly and violently, and
you know, by text, because he looks even shitter than usual. )
( feel free to interpret that however you please, denizens of the EXTREMELY POORLY NAMED tranquility! all possible interpretations are acceptable in harry's current state of complete emotional breakdown. he probably doesn't care if any of you die, for instance, and may bitterly resent you for having an actual answer to this question.
who cared when norman died? who really cared. people mourned the man who'd contributed so much, but that man was an idea. an image carefully cultivated. harry knew enough to know better, but even he wouldn't pretend to have known his father, and who's going to care when harry dies? just like norman did.
harry's legacy is just disappointment and isolation. his best friend is his only friend and he's pretty sure they're totally not friends any more, also. everything sucks and he broke a bottle when he got back to his room and he can't be bothered to clean it up, he's just going to sit here and hate all of you, publicly and violently, and
you know, by text, because he looks even shitter than usual. )
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now we can continue this saga of 'dead people do stupid things' or you can give me a clue on what's the heck's eating you
just a clue. not gonna make you ~talk about it~.
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series of texts
i'll brb, making food.
sandwiches in fact, if you want one? i still owe you
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( harry has zero desire for anyone to see him right now. )
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Okay.
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[ true to her word, approximately ten minutes later there's a knock at his door. he'll hear something being set down on the floor, then after a pause, footsteps heading off down the hall.
it's a plate with a grilled cheese, but the sandwich is scooted over to one side to make room for four starburst candies, one of each flavor. she knows pushing him's just gonna piss him off, she's totally watching him blow up at almost everyone else, but she had to do something. even a little something. ]
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gratitude is sort of a distant, weird feeling, like the guilt that's slowly creeping in for what he did to dr parker's glasses.
he eats his damn sandwich. )
after about 20 minutes
so anyway, i've died a couple of times already if you didn't pick up on that
the more you know (there's no rainbow shooting star option on here but i'm sure you can picture it)
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second time was way worse. i mean it was this huge stupid voodoo mess and i kind of actual literal rotted to death, so it had this fun 'my everywhere hurts like a mothereffer and also my organs are falling apart as i lay here and think about all the shit i wish i did while i actually had a body' thing going on.
the actual moment i guess wasn't so bad. you just close your eyes. probably worse for people who think there's straight-up nothing after death. i personally was just not psyched about doing the whole ghost thing again
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so there's a pause before she answers again. ]
could be worse. at least you know what you're in for. pretty sure thousands of dead jesus freaks each day openly weep into their ectoplasmic sleeves over how not-heavenly the afterlife actually is
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do you want me to punch him for you
i can totally do that
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i can close my eyes or something
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he doesn't really want her to punch peter. he wants to try and punch peter again, but he doesn't want someone else to get involved. he wants his friend back, but he doesn't. none of this makes any sense. his head hurts so fucking bad.
that part is the booze. )
just for a minute.
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[ she probably doesn't need to say '10 mins' this time. either way, it's like 11 or 12 minutes before there's a knock knock-knock again. ]
Eyes are closed, [ she says, which they are, because lying would be a dick move. this sandwich is both bigger and better, complete with a fried egg and space cheese. ]
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Thanks.
( his hand on her arm, making sure she doesn't stand in the glass, is trembling. )
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she's also not gonna comment on his shaking hands, beyond the fact that she has no idea exactly where she's headed so she kind of has to ask: ] Just let me know when to sit down.
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( the spare bed is clear, or at least more clear than some of the other spaces in the room - there's paper underneath her when she sits, but he doesn't seem to be particularly concerned about it. some of it is actually the notes he's been taking since he arrived, some of it is just semi-crazed rambling, he's that kind of ~damaged genius~. it's all a work in progress. sort of. )
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