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The beach, Monday morning
After stopping in the Third Floor Common Room for muffins and glomping, Dinah had to take off or jump out of her skin. Sunlight. Beach. Nothing to be afraid of. It was awesome.
And it kept her from thinking about stuff she'd told Tony. She was not in denial. Just, maybe, avoidance. For a little while. 'Til she had some distance.
Running was good for that.
[open as beaches are]
And it kept her from thinking about stuff she'd told Tony. She was not in denial. Just, maybe, avoidance. For a little while. 'Til she had some distance.
Running was good for that.
[open as beaches are]

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She danced in the surf, singing The Highwayman, possibly unaware of just where she was.
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That the Mun doesn't know enough poetry to actually writeno subject
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Best laid plans, and all that. He was tired as heck, but the sun was out and he was restless. He'd sleep when he was dead, or something.
And so, there was a Zack out for a walk, up to his knees in the surf, because otherwise? He'd probably just fall asleep standing up. Silly puppy.
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He was probably going to be needing a lot of those this week. He figured that anyone else he'd seen on the other side was probably going to be in need of one, too. It worked nicely like that.
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Dinah held onto Zack and was content with just hanging on for a bit, then mumbled, "I love sunshine. And friends." Not deep, but oh well. Yay Zack and boy-sweat smell and not talking about wanting to eat people for fun and family.
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"Sunshine and friends and solid food," Zack agreed, remembering the sandwich that Kate had given him when he'd woken up. It was arguably the best sandwich that he'd eaten in his entire life.
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Dinah totally knew what that ramble meant inside her head.
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"Hugs that aren't creepy are totally the best kind." Squeeeze. "And cookies. Everybody ever is going to get cookies. I said so."
He did. He totally did.
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He lifted his hands and made little 'grr, arrgh' motions with them.
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Who hadn't had benefit of cup or straw, but he had been kind enough to donate blood.
He made a face.
"I ate a duck."
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She was so glad she hadn't had to do that. Except how what she'd done had been... yeah.
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When Zack was tired, his brain-to-mouth filter was pretty much nonexistent. It was showing, now.
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"Except, that wasn't Leto. Not really. It was the monster. He just... He looked like Leto. That's all." A pause, and then he glanced up again. "The little girl is safe. I think Francine has her. That other Francine, I mean."
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He rested a hand on the back of her head and sighed softly, shutting his eyes.
Long week.
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Really long. It felt like they'd been there longer than 48 hours, with all the dreams they couldn't control or escape for days before that. The thought of Other Karla happy with Other Ben helped. Other Francine with a little girl. Maybe Other Arthur could go home now. All the crazy, angry, broken monsters gone.
In the meantime, there was sunlight, and surf, and friends who didn't need apologies for random extended hugging.
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