The Huntsman (![]() ![]() @ 2012-07-19 18:48:00 |
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Entry tags: | emma swan, {the huntsman |
WHO: Emma Swan and the Huntsman
WHAT: Drinking, talking, etc.
WHEN: Thursday afernoon
WHERE: The Huntsman's Room (F506-B)
WARNINGS: None expected, will update if necessary
STATUS: Closed, ongoing
Having spent most of the day in his room, watching the never-ending expanse of cows outside the window had been starting to wear on his nerves. He wasn't used to being trapped in such a confined space - not in his life before Storybrooke, or as Sheriff. Not even the Queen's castle, and his imprisonment there as a guard had been so physically restrictive.
He could have left his room of course, wandered the train, risked running into Regina, or one of the other people on the train who thought he was certifiable. Hell, he would have thought so himself if he'd been on the listening side of his story. Or even worse, he could have run into one of the witches that were swarming this train. He'd never seemed to have good luck with witches, and was quite alright with ignoring magic all together.
So he'd sent a message to Emma - one of the few people on the train he was perfectly okay with seeing (who he, in fact, very much wanted to see), and much to his delight, she'd been willing to come over and have a drink. She needed it. He needed it. And it would hopefully get his mind off of things for at least the length of his intoxication, even though he might regret it in the morning.
Of course, he was being dishonest if he claimed he just needed a drink and a drinking buddy. His feelings for Emma hadn't changed since the day he'd kissed her in the station, even if things likely had for her. And the kiss he had given her in her room the day she'd arrived here had proven his feelings to himself. Maybe it wasn't the 'kiss of true love,' but this was the real world, and true love didn't just happen. You had to work for it. And in this world, Happy Endings rarely happened. Who knew who else she'd met in town, who'd caught her fancy in the months since he'd been gone. Even if they'd had more than a stolen kiss, he'd not have expected her to stay single, not a pretty girl like her. Not now that he was gone forever.
But the train...this was his chance. His chance to see if something could maybe have happened. And if the train brought Henry here...maybe she wouldn't even want to leave. Maybe this train could be his happy ending...
He'd straightened his room (it wasn't like he had enough with him to really get it messy in the first place), and was standing with his hands in the pockets of his dark jeans as he looked out the window at the cows, Wolf at his side, waiting for her to arrive.