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Bryony Capper (goodlight) wrote in finnigans_rpg,
@ 2015-06-23 12:28:00

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character: bryony capper, character: dean thomas, status: complete

Tea Time
Who: Bryony and Dean
What: Talking about tattoos, Disney, potions... Whichever of those they get around to
Where: Towpath Studios, Camden
When: 11.30ish, Tuesday 23rd June
Rating: SFW

Bryony had been in the studio since about half-eight that morning. Fathers' Day wasn't as hard for her as Mothering Sunday but it had been stressful enough to fill her with restless energy. Braith was away all day, gathering potions ingredients, and so Bryony had the room they usually shared all to herself. She was working on a portrait that would be a gift for Shauna's wedding - small enough that it wouldn't take up undue space in her new home. She didn't realise until eleven that she had skipped breakfast, and it wasn't until half past that she reached a sensible stopping place.

After spending a few minutes in the kitchen she walked to Dean's door, levitating two cups of tea ahead of her. She'd heard him arrive some time ago and hadn't heard him leave his room in all that time. He'd been working hard lately on his project, and Bryony thought he'd probably appreciate a cup of tea, even if he didn't have time for an actual break. "Dean?" she asked after knocking. "It's just Bryony. I brought you some tea, and a biscuit."

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artistdean
2015-07-30 08:57 pm UTC (link)

A look of comprehension dawned across Dean's face and he nodded. "That... actually makes a lot of sense. I was into them for a while there but I've forgotten it all, magic was more interesting," he said. Her nightmare however made him wince. "Yeah. Muggles get the same kind of dreams only they just lack keys. Not a good feeling though." His dreams along those lines also involved nudity at times, but he wasn't touching that topic right now. Or probably ever.

Dean honestly did have a lot of thoughts he could formulate into sentences on the topic of Death Eaters. At least not with Bryony. He honestly did have compassionate feelings for those who had been forced by position or family or whatever other reason, but he found it hard to separate his thoughts on individual Death Eaters from those about the group as a whole sometimes. He made a sort of non-committal hum. "I think people are changing for the better overall. Slowly, very slowly, but I think it's happening," he said. Which was honestly the best he could do. It applied to muggles and wizards both as well. Some changes were coming faster than others. On both sides of the divide.

He finished his own tea and looked around at the mess that was his room and sighed. "Thank you for the tea, but honestly I think I just want to get on with it myself. Talking about potions the other day helped me - well it helped me have some more things to work with and rule out, but I think I got closer," he said and smiled. With a slightly knowing, and placating tone he continued. "If I remember rightly apprentices get charged with keeping the tea and coffee supplies stocked, so if you could do that it'd be great. No need to bring it to me even. Just make sure there's some in the kitchen, that'd be great."

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goodlight
2015-08-04 11:35 am UTC (link)

Bryony gave a sort of half shrug in agreement. "I think people in general are improving," she agreed. Society seemed to be more accepting now, and she liked that. "But some individual people are still as bad as they ever were - and I think the fact that the world doesn't suit them anymore makes them worse." Maybe that wasn't quite true, but Bryony certainly felt like her own mother had become more intolerant and more critical since the war. Of course, that could have been down to Bryony's age and the fact that she no longer had the excuse of being just a child.

She stood, collecting her teacup and saucer. "You're welcome. I'm glad I could help a little." Inwardly, she felt a little irritation that Dean felt he needed to remind her to keep the supplies stocked - had she ever failed to do so? Did it seem like she would? She gave no indication of that feeling as she smiled. "Of course. Good luck with it."

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