Emily Davis (
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hadriel2016-06-04 03:44 pm
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i'm aware i asked this a few months ago, but now i actually have materials to get started, so i'm asking again:
does anyone know how to sew? hand stitching, specifically. i now have really nice cotton (thank you, delight!!!) that we can make clothes with
right now, we have a bolt of white cotton fabric. if you want a different color, tell delight a happy memory, and she'll give us more fabric. but don't, like, dogpile her or anything. be nice, for fuck's sake
[Emily, who are you to talk about being nice...................]
if you're interested in sewing, meet me here: [and she attaches an image of a map with one of the shops circled]
does anyone know how to sew? hand stitching, specifically. i now have really nice cotton (thank you, delight!!!) that we can make clothes with
right now, we have a bolt of white cotton fabric. if you want a different color, tell delight a happy memory, and she'll give us more fabric. but don't, like, dogpile her or anything. be nice, for fuck's sake
[Emily, who are you to talk about being nice...................]
if you're interested in sewing, meet me here: [and she attaches an image of a map with one of the shops circled]

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Not wearing itchy clothes is more important.]
Josh, Ashley, and Chris. You might've met them? Josh is the idiot who posted that dumb PSA about safe sex, Chris is the nerd who coded the emojiis I drew, and Ash is the nerdy redhead who wears a beanie.
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[ He thinks, remembering Josh's PSA but not replying to it, since it didn't apply to him. Chris, though. ] I know a Chris, we met at the bar.
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[She picks up a ruler, turning it over in her hands, thoughts going briefly to their project. Three or four yards should be enough fabric to start with for the hoodie.
She's still listening, though.]
That's probably him. He goes by the bar a lot to serve people coffee.
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...he's nice. You're lucky to have friends here.
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That last comment, though, has her pausing a few seconds. She is lucky to have her friendss here. Yeah, they're in a complete shithole, but it's not the mountain, and it's forced them to deal with some of their shit. But more than that, they're familiar faces, people she can count on.
Pell had roommates, and now they're both gone, and there's no one here from his home to fill that void.]
So what you're saying is that I don't count? [They may not have been hanging out regularly, but how long does a person really need to feel kind of like friends with someone in shithole cavetown?]
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[ And then he laughs softly, smiling at Emily. Of course she counts... a few people here do, it's just not the same as having Cal or Mima, or even people he hasn't seen for years like Flick and Kate. ]
Friends from home. You count. Peter and Newt counted too, it's just never been quite the same since I got here. I'm also the only one of my kind, which is strange. I'm lucky I haven't gotten sick from it.
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[Good. She got him to laugh. She can't do much for her friends here, but she can make them laugh.]
Yeah. Wait-- you're not human?
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[ That's sort of what Chris was doing, he figures. ]
Oh -- no, I'm not. Not for a few years now. I was born human, though, and it's not so different in the end. No matter what some people among my kind think. We're all just people.
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[Or there can be. Whatever, Pell gets it.]
Oh. Huh. That's pretty cool. [All of it. There's a lot more there, but now is probably notn the best time, not when sewing bings up memories of Newt.] Here, it's like... there's all these different people here, and some of them aren't human at all, but we're all in the same boat as far as the gods and their shit.
[It's weird, how differences fall away when there's a greater goal ahead. If there's friction between humans and others back in Pell's home, maybe some kind of shared interest will help.
Or not. Sometimes people are shit. God knows Emily and Jess fought over a guy who Emily is realizing more and more was so not worth it.]
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My world's at war and it's miserable to watch. We should be helping each other survive, like everyone does here. I've never really understood that hate others have, that need for superiority.
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[Not that there aren't people Emily doesn't like here, but if it came down to it, she'd choose them over those asshole gods.]
Me either. They'd get more done if they weren't busy wondering whose dick is biggest.
[Honestly, who gives a shit who has the bigger, badder gun.]
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Down to the millimeter. You're right.
Now. Cut this off, and I'll pattern you a hoodie.
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She cuts where he indicates, the sound of sharp blades on fabric making all of this -- the shithole, the monsters, the last few months -- haven't been so bad after all. Have been normal.]
You're not allowed not to hang out with me for so long anymore, got it? [She says it with a smug grin, classic Emily. It's how she might've talked to Jessica, if she were still here and they'd talked their shit out.]
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[ He picks up a piece of chalk when she's done cutting, marking the fabric based on one of the garments he brought. ]
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Well, it's sewing, now. Before, it was just dealing with whatever the gods decided to do to us. [That whole murderous rage thing, for example. That was bad.]
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[....PLEASE DON'T LET THAT HAPPEN.]
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That has the potential to be a terrible side effect.
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Yeah. So... definitely keep up your garden.
[Do not trust the gods. Except Delight. Maybe.]
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