Feuilly (
tu_vas_triompher) wrote2017-03-25 08:48 pm
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Post-IMDB Flu
Once everyone has been warned about the hallucinatory flu situation, there's really not much a person can do but wait it out. At least, that's what Feuilly has been telling himself. So he's been bringing work down into the main room--books, sketchpad--and trying very hard to Make Sensible Use of the time...while mostly straining to keep half an eye at all times on Harry-who-thinks-he's-Ashley. And while ignoring a headache and a twinge in the back of his throat. And while managing the dogs.
Somewhere amongst all this Feuilly finds himself sitting on one of the couches by the fireplace. He's absolutely not going to lie down, because that way lies the danger of napping. But he might put his feet up. And he might rest his head on the cushion for a little while.
And his eyes might close in spite of all his best intentions; and he might begin to snore, just a little, the open book lying on his chest.
Somewhere amongst all this Feuilly finds himself sitting on one of the couches by the fireplace. He's absolutely not going to lie down, because that way lies the danger of napping. But he might put his feet up. And he might rest his head on the cushion for a little while.
And his eyes might close in spite of all his best intentions; and he might begin to snore, just a little, the open book lying on his chest.
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It's still too early in the spring to be quite warm or quite completely sunny-- but it's a nice, dampish spring day.
It feels-- English. Which is exactly where Harry does not want his thoughts drifting, not after his recent conversations with William and Joly.
"Let us ride," he says abruptly. "Let us-- away, elsewhere. Dost not long for it?"
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Stepping out into the fresh air does make Feuilly feel better, or at least gives him an excuse for his sniffling. "A ride? --Yes, all right." Sure! Why not! It's been a little while, now that he thinks of it--and the paths are muddy enough in this spring weather that he'd just as soon let the horses get their feet in it. "We could try that path in the woods we found in the fall." It had wound up into the foot of the mountain, opening on some nice views of the lake.
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And it's nice, and almost easy, once he's on horseback and leading the way towards that path they found, to forget that it won't actually lead anywhere.
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The horses don't seem to mind it, though. Maybe they're glad to be stretching their legs too.
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"--this-- this was not--" That wasn't at all how they got here before, was it?
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He's not sure about leaving the horses tethered here; he and Harry could possibly be gone for some time. Would the horses find their way back to the stable, left to their own devices?
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He ties Duncan, and makes his way to the rocky opening. "After you?"
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Harry ties Złota and hurries to the entrance. He grins and gives Feuilly a clap on the shoulder. Then he steps in.