Neil Perry (
had_not_lived) wrote in
tampered2009-05-05 09:58 pm
I wasn't a child at all, unseen and all-seeing,
When; BACKDATED to Sunday, May 3rd
Rating; idek, nothing too racy
Characters; Neil Perry [
had_not_lived], Morgana Le Fay [
sleepyseer]
Summary; mistaken identity + lack of inner monologue = ...
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When he'd made plans to see Anne, Neil had assumed that the curse would end at midnight and he'd be back to normal. That had probably been naive of him; twelve had come and gone, and both he and Todd were still older than they ought to be. As curses went, really, this would probably be counted a mild one, but Neil found it deeply unsettling. Seeing what he'd look like didn't bother him-- how could it, when he'd met Dr. Wilson? But he was troubled by the impossibility of it. The curse was another reminder that he would never grow older, presumably never be any different.
Keeping busy was a good idea-- it meant keeping his mind off that fact. So he decided to go anyway; it wasn't like this interfered with his ability to read lines, even if he sounded a little strange to himself. Play in hand, he headed over towards her apartment.
He'd been in such a hurry to get out and about that he found himself standing outside Anne's door several minutes before their appointed time; and he decided to pay a visit to his former roommates. And so it was that, without thinking about it, he found himself knocking on Morgana's door.
Rating; idek, nothing too racy
Characters; Neil Perry [
Summary; mistaken identity + lack of inner monologue = ...
Log;
When he'd made plans to see Anne, Neil had assumed that the curse would end at midnight and he'd be back to normal. That had probably been naive of him; twelve had come and gone, and both he and Todd were still older than they ought to be. As curses went, really, this would probably be counted a mild one, but Neil found it deeply unsettling. Seeing what he'd look like didn't bother him-- how could it, when he'd met Dr. Wilson? But he was troubled by the impossibility of it. The curse was another reminder that he would never grow older, presumably never be any different.
Keeping busy was a good idea-- it meant keeping his mind off that fact. So he decided to go anyway; it wasn't like this interfered with his ability to read lines, even if he sounded a little strange to himself. Play in hand, he headed over towards her apartment.
He'd been in such a hurry to get out and about that he found himself standing outside Anne's door several minutes before their appointed time; and he decided to pay a visit to his former roommates. And so it was that, without thinking about it, he found himself knocking on Morgana's door.

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"Stupid, stupid, stupid!" she said, pacing back and forth. Gwen was long gone, needing some time alone after Morgana had spilled the secret -- or, well, one of the secrets -- that she had vowed to keep locked in her heart so that the other girl would never know. "You should have locked yourself in your room. You should have locked away the Network device. How could you do that to her?"
There was a knock on the door and, in her distraction, Morgana went automatically to open. At the sight of the man on the other side, her face went red. "Oh no," she blurted out. "I'm not ready to see you again. Not yet."
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"I-- what's wrong?"
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But Morgana was too caught up in concern for her friend and embarrassment over yesterday's curse to recognize those distinctions. "I can't believe I kissed you," she said. "And then that accursed curse and perhaps I should just slam the door shut and stop my mouth before it gets me in any more trouble."
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So he's a little embarrassed by extension, and his eyes widen at her announcement. "You didn't-- Morgana! It's Neil."
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He trailed off, feeling at least half as awful as Morgana clearly did.
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Which was... mostly true. He certainly didn't hold it against her.
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"I-- um, maybe I should--" He pointed incoherently out the door. "I don't want to make you say anything you shouldn't."
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