Alan Shore (
alan_shore) wrote in
multiversallogs2011-12-03 01:49 pm
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Who: Alan Shore and some brave souls
What: A day in the life.
Where: Everywhere. (The El, Flyside, Aspic, the locale of your choice.)
When: Sukkardi
Notes: Format essentially stolen from Samm. Except for the part where I can't get that box thing to work.
Warnings: Smugness. Legalese. Gratuitous discussion of pie, probably.
Tag into one of the threads below or devise a scenario of your choosing.
What: A day in the life.
Where: Everywhere. (The El, Flyside, Aspic, the locale of your choice.)
When: Sukkardi
Notes: Format essentially stolen from Samm. Except for the part where I can't get that box thing to work.
Warnings: Smugness. Legalese. Gratuitous discussion of pie, probably.
Tag into one of the threads below or devise a scenario of your choosing.

Whatever, Wherever your little heart desires
A PARK... SOMEWHERE. FLYSIDE.
This patch of land is of that urban park variety, with wrought iron squaring it off from the cobblestone streets. The overcast noonday sun makes for an equal and grey distribution of light, but it's very English, Xenophilius thinks, and he has an automatic affection for anything that reminds him of home. Currently, he makes something of an unusual sight, and this time it's simply because he's holding a broom.
A traditional looking thing, with a cluster of brittle sticks secured in uniform to a long branch, sanded down and sturdy. Well-made but not store bought, it is possible he made the thing himself. He stands on the damp grass, currently holding the thing rested on both palms, as if checking its balance. His expression is one of curious contemplation, not really noticing the world around him.
Much.
[ CHANCE MEETING? DELIBERATE? YOU DECIDE. ]
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"Xenophilius." He says the name warmly, even as the chill air transmutes his exhalation into a white wisp.
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Promptly forgetting his cautious handling of the item, he turns enough to spy Alan, hands removing from where it was holding up the broom -- and, of course, the broom hangs in place, hovering on thin air with only the slightest of wobbles. He is dressed not unusually, for him, in the quilt-patch coat of warm wool over trousers that show his ankles, more ordinary sweater above that.
"Good day, Alan," he greets. "How're you today?"