Death of the Endless (
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Love is Weird
CHARACTERS: Death and Death
LOCATION: A kitchen
WARNINGS: Highly unlikely to apply
SUMMARY: They've been together for been two years. They're as surprised as anyone.
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There was no calendar on the ship, of course. No way of knowing what the date actually is. From what Jaye said, the jump period could be a year.
But they could count days. And when you were an anthropomorphic personification, you had the sort of memory where you couldn't lose track, even when you wanted to. So she knew it had been two years since that fateful Valentine's Day. Two years since they put words to those feelings, even if those words were mostly "confusion". Not quite two years since they realized they meant it, but two years.
It was the sort of thing you made time to celebrate. She wasn't so clueless about relationships as all of that. Even though neither of them actually needs to eat, she's taken over one of the kitchens so she can prepare a nice dinner.
There are customs, after all.
LOCATION: A kitchen
WARNINGS: Highly unlikely to apply
SUMMARY: They've been together for been two years. They're as surprised as anyone.
NOTES:
There was no calendar on the ship, of course. No way of knowing what the date actually is. From what Jaye said, the jump period could be a year.
But they could count days. And when you were an anthropomorphic personification, you had the sort of memory where you couldn't lose track, even when you wanted to. So she knew it had been two years since that fateful Valentine's Day. Two years since they put words to those feelings, even if those words were mostly "confusion". Not quite two years since they realized they meant it, but two years.
It was the sort of thing you made time to celebrate. She wasn't so clueless about relationships as all of that. Even though neither of them actually needs to eat, she's taken over one of the kitchens so she can prepare a nice dinner.
There are customs, after all.
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He places them on the table and then leans to let Rincewind jump down from his shoulder and flee to Didi's legs.
DO YOU REQUIRE HELP WITH ANYTHING?
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"If you could grab the rice while I finish this up, that'd be great." She'd almost timed it so that everything actually finished at the same time.
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It's against the laws of the universe that everything be ready at the same time. Or at least probably on the Disc.
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A final stir and the sauce was ready. Some would question why she was putting this much effort into a meal for someone with no stomach. Those people would probably question the entire relationship.
"How has it already been two years? It's not that long, but it feels like it should be longer." The strange thing about being immortal, and yet finding oneself in this... other state.
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Death continues helping with the rice.
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"It's perspective, I guess. Doing all these... simple things." Like, well, dinner for two because it was an important date. "Keeping track of how long things have been."
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She removed the dish from the oven and started delicately dribbling sauce over it.
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And the rice seems to be finished so he'll start moving that out of the pot.
THOUGH PERHAPS WE SHOULD RETURN TO THE ORIGINAL POINT OF THE CONVERSATION. ...TWO YEARS. I BELIEVE HUMANS SAY SOMETHING ABOUT TIME FLYING?
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And there we go. Finished with the rice. He'll put the pot away now then.
Though it has had its moments I WILL ADMIT.
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She gets everything set out and carries the plates over to the table.
wow that was some epic html fail up there /facepalm
[The reality would just rewrite itself into something that would fit the saying. Because the Discworld. Anyway he'll start putting the rice out.]
HOW MUCH OF THE RICE WOULD YOU LIKE?
I was kinda impressed
She lights the candle she'd manged to scrounge up. THere were, after all, traditions. "So time flies all the time on the Disc, then?"
/takes a bow
IF IT DOESN'T, THE HISTORY MONKS ARE GENERALLY THERE TO SORT IT OUT.
Re: /takes a bow
She lights the candle she'd managed to scrounge up. It was customary, after all.
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THESE MONITORS SOUND RATHER MORE LIKE OUR AUDITORS. DO THEY HATE ALL LIFE AS WELL?
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Because when you have stories from before time started, story times go long.
STORIES ARE APPROPRIATE FOR DINNERS I BELIEVE.
So many rules when it comes to things like this.