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Tweak says, "Bring on the SMACKDOWN!"

Seamus Finnigan (openbottle) wrote in finnigans_rpg,
@ 2015-03-04 14:19:00

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character: dean thomas, character: seamus finnigan

Who: Seamus and Dean
What: Camping out at Dean's place
Where: Dean's flat
When: Monday 2nd March, evening
Rating: NSFW - language (probably)

Seamus felt no qualms about leaving Gobstones club in Blaise’s hands - he didn't usually attend anyway, and the bar was suitably staffed. He was easily able to escape from Finnigan's at the end of his shift. First, he filled a shabby rucksack with everything he might need for spending a night away from home - pyjamas, clean socks, toothbrush, clean t-shirt, chocolate, beer. Instead of apparating straight to Dean's flat, though, he made a significant detour via the chippy in Greencastle to pick up two portions of fish and chips.

Apparating all the way to Ireland and back in the span of twenty minutes meant that Seamus's crack of apparation was louder than he'd really like - and set him stumbling a little on his arrival, having misjudged the exact position of the table. He set his hand on it to steady himself, blinking rapidly to make the world come back into focus. "Dean?" he called hopefully. He'd been avoiding the studio even more assiduously than Dean himself, because running into Ophelia would spell good things for nobody. Seamus had already had to bank his anger that Ophelia was having enough of a lasting impact in Dean's life to trigger new nightmares. She had no right! "I come bearing food," he added. If that didn't entice Dean out of hiding then Seamus would have to go looking for him.

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artistdean
2015-04-02 09:30 pm UTC (link)

Dean rolled his eyes, taking in the flopped status of Seamus on his sofa. "Yeah, okay. I've got coke, which could reasonably have come from the chip shop," he said. He stood over Seamus, shaking his head at him. "Sure, I'll be your servant, just for a minute," he said.

He went over to where Seamus had left the magically warmed food and grabbed a couple of cans of coke from the fridge, the two packs of fish and chips and two plates just in case. Not that he expected Seamus to want to use them, but sometimes the fish and chips were a bit floppy.

"Budge over," he said, looming over Seamus again, brandishing the retrieved items. "I need to sit and you need to sit up to eat, we are not Romans."

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openbottle
2015-04-05 10:36 am UTC (link)

"I'd be a great Roman," Seamus grumbled as he sat up, though his knowledge of whatever muggle Roman culture Dean was referencing was exactly zero. He'd covered Egyptians, Tudors and Celts in his muggle primary school, but not Rome. "I can lie here and you can feed me grapes."

Once he was properly sitting up, he made grabby hands until Dean gave him his magically warmed food. Then, once Dean had taken a seat himself, Seamus slumped companionably against him as he munched on chips. He watched Dean's hands as they unwrapped his own portion, not able to look up at his face from this position. "We should do that more often," he said.

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artistdean
2015-04-05 02:14 pm UTC (link)

Dean snorted, he honestly couldn't imagine Seamus staying still long enough for anyone to feed him grapes. He'd just fidgit. "Yeah, that'll happen," he said, sarcastically. The whole lying down to eat thing really wasn't appealing, although at least the Romans generally aimed for recline on the side not 'will choke yourself if you're not careful' aka on your back.

Passing over Seamus' food and drink and sticking the plates on the coffee table since they seemed likely to go unused he glanced down at Seamus as he spoke again. "Flying or me needing to get out of my head because I got wound up? Because if you mean the second one I'll pass, but the flying was good." He waved a chip briefly before putting it in his mouth. "Although I could have done without the crashing, but it's my own fault."

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openbottle
2015-04-07 01:29 pm UTC (link)

Seamus stuck his lower lip out at Dean's sarcasm. "What?" he asked, reaching for a chip to pop into his mouth and then realising he had to finish it before he could continue. "Am I not pretty enough to have adoring companions looking after my nutritional needs?" He didn't know why 'pretty' came into it all of a sudden, though it did occur to him that Dean more or less already filled the described role, what with the leaving him food and prompting him to eat regularly.

"Flying, obviously," he added, through another mouthful of chip. "I don't want the other thing." He poked Dean's side with salty fingers before licking them clean. "And I have no pity for your self-inflicted injuries." This was palpably untrue, but it sounded like the kind of thing Susan would say. Seamus was just as capable of getting himself worked up over something Dean had done to himself as something that had been the work of outside forces.

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artistdean
2015-04-07 05:45 pm UTC (link)

The exaggerated pout made Dean's face break out in a grin, eyes lighting up at his ridiculous friend. "Oh, no," he reassured with amusement after he'd finished his mouthful. "Plenty pretty enough, look at all these curls," he said, blowing slightly through Seamus' hair. Normally he'd run his hands through it, but with greasy hands that seemed like a horrible plan. "No, what I meant is you'd never stay still long enough for someone to feed you grapes!" he said, very pleased with himself.

Dean twitched hard to the side as Seamus poked him, batting vaguely at his hand. He was about to say something but was distracted momentarily by Seamus licking his fingers, not quite sure why it was suddenly so fascinating. "I really enjoyed the flying," he said, slouching down more into the sofa. "Maybe another time we could do a little less furious racing, take a quaffle with us and toss it around." He wouldn't suggest a full blown quidditch game but the two of them messing around would be fun. Not that he couldn't imagine them possibly ending up wrestling over the ball, but slightly less crashing into either trees or the ground would be good.

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