Duke Crocker (
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The beach, Tuesday morning
After spending most of yesterday explaining simple concepts like fishing and names to Larceny, Duke was more than happy to come out to the beach this morning for his weekly yoga appointment with Rey.
Whose name he didn't come up with randomly in a brain fart. Who didn't speak in weird little catchphrases she learned on the internet. He'd bitten off rather more than he could chew by volunteering his spare room to the random homeless woman he found living in an aquarium.
He had a whole complement of porgs with him this morning, hopping around and burbling at each other, but he was used to them by now, and hardly did more than swipe a hand at the one who started gnawing on his mat. He felt almost -- peaceful. He hadn't quite managed to get to that point doing yoga on the island before.
One of the porgs coughed up a rock.
Well. Better out than in.
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Whose name he didn't come up with randomly in a brain fart. Who didn't speak in weird little catchphrases she learned on the internet. He'd bitten off rather more than he could chew by volunteering his spare room to the random homeless woman he found living in an aquarium.
He had a whole complement of porgs with him this morning, hopping around and burbling at each other, but he was used to them by now, and hardly did more than swipe a hand at the one who started gnawing on his mat. He felt almost -- peaceful. He hadn't quite managed to get to that point doing yoga on the island before.
One of the porgs coughed up a rock.
Well. Better out than in.
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"Are they coming in from the rocky bits, or are they following you here from home?"
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The porg sniffed his hand, then jumped on top of it and started scaling his arm.
Close enough.
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"How are you doing this morning?"
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It would not.
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It'd been a week. She was good with acknowledging that weekend by now. Progress!
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At this age.
"Less about taste and more just that those are all I ever heard until... way later."
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Because they reminded her of the happy things in her childhood.
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But, it was Tuesday, and Octavia hadn't checked in with Duke since
presumablyleaving him at his boat with the odd woman from the aquarium on Saturday night, and she hadn't checked in with Rey - as an adult - since Rey had had returned from her trip, which was just way too long ago. So.Two birds, one stone.
And Octavia, showing up on the beach. "Hey."
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He had suggested she learn to meditate. Doing so in motion would probably be much easier for her than trying to just sit still.
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He gave her a little 'what can you do?' shrug that belied his personal responsibility for the woman taking a crime as her name.
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"Larceny," she repeated. "Doesn't that mean stealing things?"
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'You like larceny?' she'd asked. 'I like it, too.'
"Or -- maybe she does. I had to explain what waffles were, but she knew squats were an exercise and called me 'bro', so who really knows?"
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She shrugged.
"Sounds like she's still learning."
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