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[wandbreaker]

[This is a video. This is a video of man vs. cat - the cat, in this case, being black and one-eyed, much like a ninja pirate, and just as effective. Edmund places the cat outside of his room, and after waiting there for a minute, serenely cleaning his paws, the cat goes back in the room. There is a small yowl, and a minute later the cat is deposited back outside.

And then another minute passes, and the cat returns to the room at a trot. There is a yelp - human, this time - and some mild swearing, and the cat is once more put outside.

This is now personal.

The cat doesn't even wait this time to re-enter. There's a yowl, a human yelp, and a crash!, and then the cat is streaking out of the room, and Edmund follows a minute later]

....Shadow, this isn't your room to begin with.

[And he notices the network device recording]

Oh, honestly.

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[wandbreaker]

The only fatality was a lamp.

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[primrosella.livejournal.com]

Oh, dear, that must be a mess. I'm glad to hear no one was hurt, though.

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[wandbreaker]

I'm pretty sure that this is revenge for something.

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[primrosella.livejournal.com]

Well, have you stepped on his tail lately, perhaps?

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[wandbreaker]

I haven't abused him!

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[primrosella.livejournal.com]

I--no, no, of course not, I didn't mean that at all! I just--I was only thinking of reasons why a cat might want to take revenge, and--

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[wandbreaker]

It's because I keep putting him out.

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[primrosella.livejournal.com]

Oh. And he doesn't like being told that he can't be in, and that's why he's upset? I suppose that makes sense, yes.

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[wandbreaker]

He thinks my bed belongs to him. I don't know how a ten pound cat manages to take over an entire bed, but he does.

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[primrosella.livejournal.com]

I wish I could be of more help, really, but I'm afraid I don't know much about handling cats at all. Could you put him out and shut the door, perhaps?

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[wandbreaker]

If I close the door he sits there and whines to come in.

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[primrosella.livejournal.com]

Mm. And listening to that would get very old very fast, I'm sure.

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[wandbreaker]

I'm not sure what made him choose my room. Lucy loves him. Susan likes him.

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[primrosella.livejournal.com]

And yet he overlooks them to bother you? Perhaps you're right about it being some sort of revenge, then. My horse is rather like that, too--particular about who he does and doesn't like, I mean.

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[wandbreaker]

Is he here? Your horse, that is?

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[primrosella.livejournal.com]

He is, yes. My best friend...he brought him here as a Christmas present for me a few years ago.

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[wandbreaker]

A few-

How long have you been here?

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[primrosella.livejournal.com]

It was two years this month, actually. August second. So I've had two Christmases here now, and this one coming up will be my third.

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[wandbreaker]

Not as long as my sisters, then. But longer than Peter.

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[primrosella.livejournal.com]

And not as long as Caspian, either, I think. It seems like he's been around as long as I have, at least, but I haven't kept track that closely.

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[wandbreaker]

And apparently I've been here before too, but I don't remember.

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[primrosella.livejournal.com]

I've had that happen before. Not personally, I mean--I haven't been home at all since I arrived. But I've had friends leave and come back without remembering anything at all.

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[wandbreaker]

That sounds awkward.

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[primrosella.livejournal.com]

It is, very much so. You have so many memories of them and they've completely forgotten all of it, so while they're no stranger to you...you're a complete stranger to them. It's rather awful, really.


[OOC: BRB, dinner!]

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[wandbreaker]

A lot of people here know me but I don't know them.

I worry that I'm hurting them by having forgotten.