[For Thor] Truth Plot

Jun 10, 2011 23:18

Jane's verbal restraint is generally questionable on the best of days, but there is something very off about how forthcoming she's been on this particular morning. For instance, she very much doubts that she'd normally have publicly maligned the lack of chocolate pastries at the bakery quite so effusively. (The side tirade about needing to find a ( Read more... )

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havenoplans June 12 2011, 02:02:34 UTC
It's simple concern, more so than anything else, that brings Thor to Jane's doorstep in the afternoon. Having grown used to seeing her regularly over the past few weeks, it strikes him as odd that he's not yet run into her today, and with the people of this realm up in arms over some strange bit of mischief that immediately calls to mind his brother, he wonders if she hasn't been affected. If nothing else, it's a safer assumption than the idea that she's disappeared.

Despite having lived with her for a short period of time before finding his own temporary lodgings -- he has plans to build something grander, though most his days have been spent searching for Mjolnir and learning more about this island and its residents -- he doesn't hesitate to knock on her door rather than barge through. Even so, it's with his usual lack of subtlety that he calls out in a loud, booming voice, "Jane? Are you in there, Jane?"

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sciencefact June 12 2011, 04:13:19 UTC
"Yes!" Jane calls in reply completely without intending to, and her right hand instinctively clamps over her mouth where she'd paused in her pacing of the hut's main living area. Apparently not a bakery-induced isolated event, then.

"Don't come in!" she thinks to shout a moment later as she rushes toward the door. "I'm um, I'm…" Having intended to claim that she wasn't decent, she finds herself unable to finish, mouth open and working uselessly to spit out the rest of the sentence. In a sudden panic, she presses both hands against the door, as if she might be able to keep the mountain of man on the other side from entering whenever he pleases.

"I really want to see you but there is something very, very wrong with me right now, and I'm afraid I'll say something truly awful about how I sometimes think about you naked-" Eyes rounding, she lets out a frantic squeak and forcefully clamps her teeth together with an audible click.

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havenoplans June 12 2011, 06:26:12 UTC
"If there's something wrong, I want to help," he replies as though it's the most obvious thing in the world, not seeing any flaw in his logic. Outside of Loki's clever machinations, there's nothing overtly harmful in simple words, and whatever it is she has to say should be of no concern -- even if it should involve divulging thoughts she'd rather keep private. While Thor would never pry, given the range of topics she covered while drunk, he's not sure there's much new territory to be explored on that front, besides, at least as far as it should concern his person.

"Others are experiencing the same."

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sciencefact June 12 2011, 06:45:35 UTC
That's one question answered, at least, but as reassuring as it is to know that she's not going crazy, Jane still has that whole no filter problem going on. It's a pretty big concern just now.

"I don't know how you think you can help," she replies. "I mean, I appreciate the sentiment and that you're here at all, but not everybody just says whatever they're thinking all the time like you do. I'm seriously distressed, here, because I… oh god," she moans, forehead thumping twice against the door. "Because I really, really like you and I'm going to say something stupid. Like that."

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