Duke Crocker (
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fandomtownies2019-12-31 10:31 am
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The beach, Tuesday morning
It was the last morning of the year. Duke was spending it doing what had quickly become his favorite thing to do on the island: Tuesday morning yoga. It was a perfectly mild day -- for New Year's Eve -- so he didn't even feel bad about still not determining an appropriate winter location for Tuesday morning yoga. And anyway, even when he eventually did, it wouldn't be quite the same without the troop of porgs turning each pose into a jungle gym.
"That's it," Duke said, as one of them hopped up onto his knee during warrior pose and stretched its wings. "That's my New Year's resolution. I'm going to teach you guys yoga."
The porg settled in on his thigh and closed its eyes for a nap.
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"That's it," Duke said, as one of them hopped up onto his knee during warrior pose and stretched its wings. "That's my New Year's resolution. I'm going to teach you guys yoga."
The porg settled in on his thigh and closed its eyes for a nap.
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He really loved these damn porgs.
"How's it going? Ready to try floating today?"
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It was decently wrapped- this had been her first attempt ever. Inside was a little ship that would fit in the palm of his hand, cobbled together from spare parts that, even while Rey wasn't an artist, was definitely readable as the Rouge. It'd felt fitting.
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And that was even a canonical opinion.He unwrapped the gift, folding the paper up and tucking it into his pocket to keep the porgs from trying to eat it. Then just held the little ship for a long moment, staring down at it.
". . . Holy shit." It came out as a barely audible breath. He looked up at her. "Did you make this?"
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She'd graduated to tables in her place, kinda.
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Thjs was a new concept to the desert girl.
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But then, like, she had all sorts of energy and she was undecided if she wanted to throw a party for the new year because
then I'd have to radio three parties, like, sure the bars had them but even the so-called 'all ages' one was prooooobably going to be lame and full of adults, but at the same time, like, last minute and all.SO. YOGA.
That seemed like a nice, relaxing thing that might get her, like, somewhere near focused.
"Goooooooooooooood moooooooooooooooooooorniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
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"Good morning," he said back, as the porgs squawked and scattered. Nina could be startling, alright? "Happy New Year."
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"Happy New Year!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" she said happily, beaming at the porgs and him, unbothered by the fleeing going on. "Like, I bet it's going to be an awesome year!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
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But no. No, she was okay with not talking about it.
"Last year's summer just had a giant murderous fish plaque toy that was mad everyone had won something and it hadn't," she shared. "Like, I wasn't around for it, but it sounds way better than what this summer was!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
Less full of trauma anyway.
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The events of this coming weekend were not going to disabuse him of this notion.
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"I mean, like, everywhere has some kind of problem," Nina conceded. "Though admittedly the toy problem here is more extreme than I'd imagine a toy problem would be................ basically anywhere else????????????"
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He was going to regret so much about this conversation later.
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"Bad Toy Prison was bad enough," she said, a touch sharply, because seriously, so much. "What's your world's name for them???????????????????"
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He shook his head. "We call 'em 'troubles'. As in 'don't play with the Holloway kid, he's got a merman trouble.'"
Actually, the mermen trouble was the Glendowers. The Holloways haunted houses.
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