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Who: Aloysius ( fratermaior ) and Diogenes ( fraterminor ) Pendergast.
Where: Aloysius' shiny new room.
When: The evening of Aloysius' arrival.
Rating: Probably PG-13, maybe R later.
Summary: Now that they're aware of one another's existence, they should probably have a little chat.
the Story:
Diogenes has been all over the mansion this evening, systematically checking every number of relevance to his brother's life on every floor; dates, addresses, anything that could translate to a number. Having started at the first floor, it's taken some time, but he doesn't seem weary. Having checked through his first handful of guesses on the seventh floor, he arrives at number 891, raises a fist, and knocks.
He's half aware of what he's going to say. He plans for the visit to be executed in perfect civility, whatever may follow after that. Tonight, Diogenes wants Aloysius to know he is here, and that nothing is forgiven. Tonight, he wants to know where they stand.
Some piece of him screams that the visit is ill-advised, that he should retreat and come up with a plan of attack, but it simply isn't loud enough.
Where: Aloysius' shiny new room.
When: The evening of Aloysius' arrival.
Rating: Probably PG-13, maybe R later.
Summary: Now that they're aware of one another's existence, they should probably have a little chat.
the Story:
Diogenes has been all over the mansion this evening, systematically checking every number of relevance to his brother's life on every floor; dates, addresses, anything that could translate to a number. Having started at the first floor, it's taken some time, but he doesn't seem weary. Having checked through his first handful of guesses on the seventh floor, he arrives at number 891, raises a fist, and knocks.
He's half aware of what he's going to say. He plans for the visit to be executed in perfect civility, whatever may follow after that. Tonight, Diogenes wants Aloysius to know he is here, and that nothing is forgiven. Tonight, he wants to know where they stand.
Some piece of him screams that the visit is ill-advised, that he should retreat and come up with a plan of attack, but it simply isn't loud enough.