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maraudingmutt) wrote2010-09-14 06:11 pm
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[To say that Sirius Black was confused was more than just a bit of an understatement. To begin with, he'd been pretty sure he was dead. . . Then there was that little matter of . . .Well. . . The last he remember was being in the Department of Mysteries fighting Bellatrix Lestrange. Certainly not on a beach or anywhere near a beach. The man in his ragged robes tightened his grip on his wand, clearly more than a little on edge.
If you knew Sirius - or even if you'd only seen his younger self on the island at some point - you might not recognize this man as the same cheerful youth. His hair was untamed, down to his elbows and his face gaunt. The cheerful spark you might have noticed on his younger self was diminished replaced instead with a haunted look - the look of a man who had more than his fair share of troubles in his lifetime.
You might possibly be able to tell if you looked close enough. . . Or perhaps if you knew him well enough. . .But for the most part he was completely unrecognizable as the young man that ran the pet shop here on the island. He was also quite on edge - as if he expected someone to come out with their wands drawn at him any moment now.]
If you knew Sirius - or even if you'd only seen his younger self on the island at some point - you might not recognize this man as the same cheerful youth. His hair was untamed, down to his elbows and his face gaunt. The cheerful spark you might have noticed on his younger self was diminished replaced instead with a haunted look - the look of a man who had more than his fair share of troubles in his lifetime.
You might possibly be able to tell if you looked close enough. . . Or perhaps if you knew him well enough. . .But for the most part he was completely unrecognizable as the young man that ran the pet shop here on the island. He was also quite on edge - as if he expected someone to come out with their wands drawn at him any moment now.]
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What were you expecting? Dragons?
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You're still in school. Illegal trading isn't something you've gotten your hand into yet.
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No you're not. You've got a taste for dangerous things, Pads. Pranks, motorbikes, and apparently werewolves. I have just cause to suspect you of dragons later in your life.
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I'll show you the apartment.
{He muttered, embarrassed.}
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". . .Lead on."
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". . .How long have you been here?"
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{He's distracted slightly by his own thoughts, but stops in front of the apartment building once they reach it.}
Most everyone live in here....only a few live over shops, or in other places.
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[It was so strange to be able to simply walk out in the open without having to worry about being sent back to Azkaban - but not strange in a bad way of course. ]
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Yes, though you ran around as Padfoot for a few days while we got our bearings. Magic doesn't always work quite right here, less likely the harder the spell....but we've been locking the door just fine with it.
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[He started then trailed off.]
" . . wait. Who the bloody hell were you calling dense?"
[. . . He just now remembered that bit.
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[. . There was a slight smirk on his lips though as he said this.]
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I'll always be older than you, mate.
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Only James would name you as the responsible caretaker for his kid. Wonder how he convinced his wife?
{He's teasing you. He knows you're a great godfather.}
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[He's going to give you a look as if he was hurt by your comment. . . But honestly, you're not the first to imply that he wasn't really a responsible guardian for Harry. . . Even if you said it as a joke, Mrs. Weasly implied it in a much more serious manner.]
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I'm sure you do no worse than James himself.
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" . . Mmm."
[He's instead deciding to look around at the apartment.]
". . . Nice place."
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We like it.
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" . . . I can see why."
[. . It had been a long time since he'd stayed somewhere he considered 'nice'.]
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{He smiles.}
I'll take you on a tour tomorrow morning and show you your shop, but I have to go to work soon.
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