Arthur Kirkland ☂ England (
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sortinghat_rp2012-10-07 04:39 pm
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Do you have a minute?
[Understatement. He'll need more than a minute]
I need a word.
[Understatement. He'll need more than a minute]
I need a word.
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Well then, apology accepted.
[Only, not really, but for the sake of peace and friendship he's willing to pretend it is.]
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You know what, fine. You be that way. I admitted my mistake, apologised, and I meant it, but I'm not going to start grovelling around your feet for forgiveness. The ball's in your court now. You know where to find me when you want to stop acting like I just dropped your puppy off the top of the Astronomy tower.
[Arthur turns, and walks away, shoulders slightly hunched]
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But there's a sudden spike of...something in his heart, when he watches Arthur's retreating back. Too reminiscent of another friendship that had gone so wrong when everything had been so right. And it's what pushed the words out of his mouth before he could stop them.]
Well what am I supposed to do then!? I mean it when I say I accept your apology. I really do, or at least I'm trying even if I feel like an idiot!
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You might accept my apology, Greg, but I don't believe for one moment that you actually forgive me.
[He glances back over his shoulder, then turns, hands in his pockets, and shrugs]
Out of my own embarrassment and uncertainty over my situation I failed to inform you of one thing that happened in my life. I tell you everything else, did you know that?
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I didn't know that. And I'm sorry. For what it's worth, I want to forgive you. Because you're my friend and I don't...don't want to be mad at you.
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Arthur closes his eyes for a moment and forces his shoulders to relax. He pulls his hands from his pockets and walks back over to Greg, placing one on his shoulder]
You're a good friend. The best.
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I don't know about myself, but you're a great friend Arthur. I'm glad to have you as one.
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Are we good?
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We're always good.
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Good. I'm glad.
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Dining Hall? It's getting cold out here, and I'm itching for some dinner.
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[He flashes a quick smile and falls into step beside the other boy as they head back to the castle]
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Or do you reckon we could get Victoria to join us as well?
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[He makes a thoughtful sound]
If we do get the nutters on our case again, do you want to petrify them or shall I?
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Split them, 50-50? If it's just the one, I'll let you have the honors.
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[Which is horrendous to begin with]
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Well I'm a generous bloke. And you've always had a good hand for that spell anyway.
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[He grins cockily]
I think it's something about the thud as they hit the ground.
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[There's a matching smirk to Arthur's cocky grin as he slips the journal back into the back.]
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[He laughs]
You can really be rather devious when you've the mind for it, can't you?
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[Someone's been learning a bit too much sarcasm/snark from Victoria, if that innocent look he's giving Arthur is any indication.]
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... You've been spending too much time around my cousin.
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[Pause, thinking]
You've been spending a fair bit of time with her since school started, now I think of it, haven't you?
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