Sam LaCroix (
necroslacker) wrote2011-11-05 09:49 am
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room 216 ; saturday afternoon
Sam's week hadn't really improved after Brannoc's phone call. It hadn't gotten worse but he'd hoped for good news. Brid had called him last night and hadn't given him that. The conversation hadn't been terse, thankfully, but he could tell she was worried which worried him. Something supernatural was attacking locals in Seattle and she hated that she couldn't figure it out. He'd tried to remind her that she wasn't a superhero but she'd said she was and Sam had laughed because he kind of figured she'd say that.
No one had died though and Brid had promised to keep looking. Sam had hung up with her promising to call if things got worse. And he'd actually admitted a fear that maybe Douglas had somehow escaped which she'd tried to reassure him was false.
Currently, Sam was trying to shove dirty laundry into a too small basket and getting more and more frustrated with it as minutes passed. He knew it wasn't the laundry that was causing his stress and frustration but a build up of a few things and his poor clothes were just in the way. He felt like he just kept hitting brick walls in every area of his life. He'd manage to climb over one and hit another and it was just an unending process.
Sam was getting a headache from all the brick walls. And his laundry was just not fitting in the freaking hamper. That was the story of his life, right there.
[Door & post are open, sure]
No one had died though and Brid had promised to keep looking. Sam had hung up with her promising to call if things got worse. And he'd actually admitted a fear that maybe Douglas had somehow escaped which she'd tried to reassure him was false.
Currently, Sam was trying to shove dirty laundry into a too small basket and getting more and more frustrated with it as minutes passed. He knew it wasn't the laundry that was causing his stress and frustration but a build up of a few things and his poor clothes were just in the way. He felt like he just kept hitting brick walls in every area of his life. He'd manage to climb over one and hit another and it was just an unending process.
Sam was getting a headache from all the brick walls. And his laundry was just not fitting in the freaking hamper. That was the story of his life, right there.
[Door & post are open, sure]
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He didn't say that though. "You're right. Guess that's cool, then. Hope it was a productive time for you."
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"Not really," she shrugged. "So should I gather that I was missed, somehow?"
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"Yeah, I get that," he replied, nodding. "Live and learn, I guess? Turn the other cheek? Some other stupid proverb that you'll dismiss because you don't like them?"
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"I gave us space, Sam," she said. "I don't like fighting so I opted for a timeout. I don't know what more to say."
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And she really, really disliked fighting.
"And no, I don't know."
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"I seem to remember that when I did try to volunteer my thoughts on the things that you so wanted me to talk about," she added, after a pause, "I got nothing but variations of 'yeah I got it' in return, so. No one's perfect, right?"
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It seemed to him like she had. "I gave you free reign to ask me what you wanted to ask me about a fairly serious discussion and you decided to ask me about Halloween. And then something I said obviously bothered and I asked you about that and you waved me off on that one too. I feel like I'm always hitting walls with you, that you just don't want me to know you."
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"Learning about you and you wanting me to know you aren't the same thing," Sam replied, shaking his head. "They're not. But, I still get the feeling that you want me to do all the talking and take all the initiative. Half the time I get close to you, you stand still like you're trying not to scare some wild animal."
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