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Jasper Hale / Jasper Whitlock (i_sparkle) wrote in ipswich_rpg,
@ 2010-02-13 09:45:00

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2010 02, jasper hale, scar riley

RP: Sparkle sparkle little snowflake
Who: Jasper, open
Where: in a snowdrift at the PBAS
When: Early afternoon, February 13
Rating/Warning: No idea
Summary: Jasper chills, ha-ha, because he has nothing better to do
Status: Open, ongoing

Jasper was sprawled on one of the snow drifts, a grin on his lips. There were people in the field, not so very far away. They were taking measurements, talking, laughing, bitching about the snow and the cold, and it amused him.

Especially when they shot him glances and lowered their voices ... he could still hear them.

He'd noticed a few more people had vanished - including Bella. Which suited him just fine; all she was going to do here was mope about Edward, then trip and cut herself on a pillow. He shook his head slightly, disrupting the snow that had gathered in his hair.

He should go find Alice, he knew. He'd seen her only a few times since her return. It wasn't that he was avoiding her, exactly ... he was still just sorting his thoughts out and trying to decide if it was worth trying to give up humans again. He'd redeveloped a taste for them, but ... yes, there was the matter of the feeling their pain. Sometimes it wasn't worth it. Sometimes it was though.

Decisions, decisions.

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everburn
2010-02-24 02:14 pm UTC (link)

"A soldier?" she asked, a little surprised by that--though now that she thought about it, it actually made sense. He carried himself like a soldier.

"Which war, if you don't mind my asking?" Scar asked him, curious because vampires were supposedly immortal, right? That meant he could have taken part in any or all of the wars, and while she'd never paid attention to history all that much, she did enjoy learning about ancient weapons. Maybe this vampire would have a thing or two to tell her about how weapons had worked back then.

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i_sparkle
2010-02-24 03:03 pm UTC (link)

"Civil," he replied. "Never really understood calling a war civil when there's nothing civil about it," he said thoughtfully before he grinned. "Would you know the difference? Or did you spend your free time here researching our wars?"

Not that it mattered to him either way; he was just curious. For all he knew she'd dived into war encyclopedias and memorized them. Or maybe they'd had knowledge of Earth wars wherever she was from.

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