Octavia Blake (
okteiviakom) wrote2024-04-21 05:57 pm
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To the Cape Rouge, Sunday
Jennifer had taken off for Baltimore. If anyone had asked Octavia about the why and how, maybe even the when of it, she wouldn't have been able to say. Something in her had shut down at the sight of the island, the knowledge that they were no longer in Haven, and she only had one single shred of focus left, and one single goal to go with it:
Just herding Duke across the island, to the port, to the Rouge, to deliver him to Lucifer.
She hadn't said a word the entire way over.
But when they finally stepped onto the dock, with the ship just up ahead, she was almost running.
[ooc: For the two! Follows this.]
Just herding Duke across the island, to the port, to the Rouge, to deliver him to Lucifer.
She hadn't said a word the entire way over.
But when they finally stepped onto the dock, with the ship just up ahead, she was almost running.
[ooc: For the two! Follows this.]
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"I don't want to be the kind of person who does that math."
But he had. He'd done it this weekend. And he'd done it last time, when Audrey had maneuvered him to kill Harry Nix.
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He'd spent too much time recently too close to that edge to pretend it wasn't there.
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Those words just... slipped out.
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"Sometimes people die, Luce."
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“I made the choice that didn’t make me want to die right now,” he said finally. “That’s all I’ve got.”
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"Well, what's done is done, I suppose," he said (the problem, then, would be what Duke would do in the future, if he kept thinking this way, if he just kept--).
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And when you were alive, there was always hope for change.
Duke nodded and sighed. And remembered: “I was going to eat a banana.”
Where’d he put it?
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"We should go to check on Octavia," he said.
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He'd at least been an active participant. He'd had choices.
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He was already heading down the hall, to go find her.
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This was what happened when you couldn't decide whether you wanted to scream or cry or throw up.
And you did know you wanted everyone to just shut up.
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“It’s okay. He’s done yelling at me now.”
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Not that any of what they did did much. She just curled up even further into a ball, her eyes shut tight.
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"Don't," out of her mouth.
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