Duke Crocker (
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fandomtownies2020-01-14 09:55 am
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The beach, Tuesday morning
It was Tuesday, and Duke was determined to be perfectly fine and normal now that it'd been a week since the whole volcano thing ended.
Which meant it was time for beach yoga. Somewhat more intense beach yoga than normal, at least while he waited for Rey to arrive, since going for anything too meditative was still giving him too much time to think about things like dangling helplessly over a lava pit hoping the rope-chewer or Ms. "Delicate Wrists" didn't plunge them all to their dooms.
So. Working towards Warrior III it was. Because nothing said "my life is no longer precariously dangling by a thread" like pretending to be a table while balancing on one foot.
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Which meant it was time for beach yoga. Somewhat more intense beach yoga than normal, at least while he waited for Rey to arrive, since going for anything too meditative was still giving him too much time to think about things like dangling helplessly over a lava pit hoping the rope-chewer or Ms. "Delicate Wrists" didn't plunge them all to their dooms.
So. Working towards Warrior III it was. Because nothing said "my life is no longer precariously dangling by a thread" like pretending to be a table while balancing on one foot.
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Or don't, since, you know, warm ups were a good thing to do. . . .
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"In a second," she said. "How are you doing?"
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"Getting there is good. Did Saturday help?"
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So no actual harm done!
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She enjoyed that this one was.
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Coming at it from a totally innocent perspective, of course.
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You know, for anything that wasn't, say, childhood emotional trauma.
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Which would have been stupid, but for entirely different reasons.
"I just licked i to this."
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Aside from still having a tendency to try and go at things alone a ton of the time, due to being almost constantly disappointed.
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"How's all that going, by the way?" he asked. "Any progress on the empire-destroying front?"
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And she would, for narratively way too long.
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