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fandomtownies2008-12-05 10:25 pm
The Gig, Friday [5.12]
Up on the rooftop, click, click, click...
Rosie groaned as she stared up at the barn roof. There were horses on it. Tiny horses. Frolicking tiny horses. White ones.
Bold, ears laid back, was staring up at them, radiating displeasure.
You could come down, Rosie told them. There's oats down here, and hay and sugar. Yes, she was wheedling. She was not above bribery if it meant stopping the noise. Wee and happy they might be, but hooves on tin were never going to be considered melodious.
The reply came not in words, precisely, but in a burst of joyous happiness as they cavalled, leapt, and piaffed their way down the sloping roof, then wheeled to gallop back up it.
Rosie couldn't help smiling. Look at it this way, she said, leaning companionably on Bold's shoulder. At least it's not boring here.
Bold snorted and grudgingly allowed his ears to straighten. Boring, he replied, curving his neck to nose her face, is underrated.
Rosie groaned as she stared up at the barn roof. There were horses on it. Tiny horses. Frolicking tiny horses. White ones.
Bold, ears laid back, was staring up at them, radiating displeasure.
You could come down, Rosie told them. There's oats down here, and hay and sugar. Yes, she was wheedling. She was not above bribery if it meant stopping the noise. Wee and happy they might be, but hooves on tin were never going to be considered melodious.
The reply came not in words, precisely, but in a burst of joyous happiness as they cavalled, leapt, and piaffed their way down the sloping roof, then wheeled to gallop back up it.
Rosie couldn't help smiling. Look at it this way, she said, leaning companionably on Bold's shoulder. At least it's not boring here.
Bold snorted and grudgingly allowed his ears to straighten. Boring, he replied, curving his neck to nose her face, is underrated.

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Tully came by to see his friend, and noticed the horses as well. "So, you've got 'em too."
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"Do you happen to sell tiny shoes that make horses quiet?" he asked.
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He paused, then addressed the air above him. "That isn't a suggestion!"
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Big liar.
"Hello."
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He'd thought he knew what most of the pretty women in town looked like.
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"Hullo, there, Rosie; I see you have visitors on your roof as well!"
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Bold shook his head and snorted at the wee horsies, who ignored him.
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He was very, very proud, indeed.
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He just have any reason to expect that there'd be one this time, either.
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"I think," he said, "it was indeed last Saturday. I had a bit of a twist with one of my swords."
A twist, clearly, being somehow managing to knot steel.
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