For Edmund

Sep 08, 2011 06:42

Even after the better part of a month on the island, there were things Jon had not grown used to. There was the fact that his brother and sister were alive and hale for one, something he'd never take for granted, and there were the strange modern "conveniences" like the jukebox and the television and the laundry machines that Jon really tried to ( Read more... )

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giftless September 11 2011, 07:26:07 UTC
It was a queer thing to walk the island these days. Some days were completely normal, of course. On those average and ordinary days, Edmund travelled familiar paths to familiar places and greeted familiar faces. But some days, on some of those queer days, Edmund travelled familiar paths to familiar places and saw the face of Jon Snow. Once he had been thoroughly accustomed to such a thing. One day, Edmund was sure, he would be accustomed to such a thing again ( ... )

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tooktheblack September 11 2011, 19:44:58 UTC
"Today, you find me well, Edmund Pevensie," Jon said, tone light and smile playing at his lips. He'd grown used to doing his own laundry since coming to the Wall and while it was a little different here on the island (there were machines for it, for one thing, and Jon didn't exactly trust them) the rhythm, once he fell into it, was the same.

"Though doing chores is hardly the way I want to spend my afternoons, it seems it's necessary."

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giftless September 12 2011, 07:07:58 UTC
“Sadly,” Edmund agreed, smiling sympathetically. “I hate laundry worst of all, too. It took me ages to figure out how to use the machines properly, and still some days it feels as though all Charlie and I have are dirty clothes. There’s always something better to do, like sparring or sailing or anything at all.”

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tooktheblack September 13 2011, 00:51:45 UTC
"I didn't use the machines," Jon confirmed, shaking his head slightly at the mistake that had been him trying to do it. "I just washed them out by hand. Perhaps that was making too much effort out of a small task but it was the way I knew how and easier than trying to ask someone for help."

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