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tampered2009-11-23 01:01 am
Log in progress
When; The Friday after Thanksgiving
Rating; PG
Characters; Inara
only_fell & Anna
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Summary; Anna and Inara have coffee and girl talk
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Inara glanced at the time on her communicator. She was running the slightest bit late. She'd over slept that day which had put everything behind. She turned the corner, heading toward the coffee shop and caught sight of Anna in the window. She stepped inside the shop, moved over to the table and hugged the red head briefly before sliding into the seat across from her.
"I apologize for my tardiness. I got behind this morning and the entire day has run that way thus far. How are you?"
Rating; PG
Characters; Inara
Summary; Anna and Inara have coffee and girl talk
Log;
Inara glanced at the time on her communicator. She was running the slightest bit late. She'd over slept that day which had put everything behind. She turned the corner, heading toward the coffee shop and caught sight of Anna in the window. She stepped inside the shop, moved over to the table and hugged the red head briefly before sliding into the seat across from her.
"I apologize for my tardiness. I got behind this morning and the entire day has run that way thus far. How are you?"

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"I'm okay. How are you?"
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Anna took a tentative sip of her coffee, it was good. Not the best she'd had in the City, but good enough for an afternoon chat.
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"Did you enjoy your Thanksgiving? Priestly and I appreciate you coming so much and particularly staying to clean up."
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"So... weather's nice today."
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Inara doesn't mind small talk. She's fairly good at it and if it will make Anna more comfortable, she's happy to do it.
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Anna hastily adds, thinking she sounded a bit silly. "I mean on the ship you were on, was it often cold?"
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"Yes. There is and that is that it will get you killed."
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She shrugged. "Other people may not understand it, they might tell you to let it go, that living is the more important thing, but for some... living without that part of you... it's not life."
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"In any case, it is a moot point. He survived as did his ship."
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"You really care about him, don't you?"
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It's not an answer. Not really and it doesn't say anything about the sort of relationship or feelings she had for Mal. Or perhaps it did.
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"I'm sorry, I'm prying, it's not my business, I guess I'm just... living vicariously these days."
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"Malcolm Reynolds is easily the most infuriating man in the universe," she said with a bit of a smile. She took another sip of her tea and her smile spread a bit. "Vicarious living? Of any particular sort or just in general?"
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Anna looked around, "There's so much to experience here, the smell of the coffee and the pastries that they sell, the warmth of the mugs when they're fresh, the sounds of laughter... it's so... precious. And rare and..."
She looked down, "...and I'm going to miss it so much when I lose it."
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"You've discovered a way out of here then? Or you assume it will happen here?"
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"It could happen here, a curse, but when I go home... it's like, the next day for me. I'll get my Grace back and become what I was, powerful, cold, and removed."
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Anna gave a sigh. "I mean it is, but it isn't. We don't have sensation like humans do. I told Dean... I told Dean that we're like marble statues, and we are. We don't feel, physical sensation or... emotional. It's all just dulled."
She ran a hand through her hair, "I don't mean to say that we're completely emotionless, it's just so damned... muted. Buried. Intellectualized."
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"Perhaps you won't return. It doesn't seem as if everyone does."
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She said it as if it were fact, and proof enough for her.
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"Sam and Dean aren't everyone, Anna. They're simply the two you were closest to."
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She was struggling for the right words, not wanting to belittle what the Winchesters had done for her, had yet to do for her, and yet still... "I'd only met them days before I was brought here. I'd been... I was in an institution before that, but before that... I was normal. A normal college student. And then, for lack of a better phrase, it all went to hell."
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