Flynn Carsen [The Librarian - Movieverse] (
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And the Town of Snow (snowblindrpg AU)
[He's young. He feels young, his body feels young. Well, younger, he doesn't think of himself as old because he's not but anyway, that is not the point, the point is that no, no, no, he can't be here, he doesn't have time for this. Not when the end of times is literally upon them, when Apep is about to unleash Pure Evil into the world!
Flynn dusts himself off, taking a look around the morgue and rolls his eyes so hard he's actually tilting his head back. Of all the places to be, of all the past adventures
He remembers a lot of other things, too, and rubs his face erratically against the onslaught of memories that had been lost to him for over ten years. It's all a bit much, not that he'd admit it, and he does the only thing he knows when facing a situation like this.
Absolutely not dealing with it.
Instead he grabs the tablet and opens a feed, pacing impatiently.]
Alright, yes, yes, yes, I'm back, wonderful. Seriously, you people are still on this? Where are we at? How long was I gone? Who's working on what?
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[Why are you angry? What is this? Peter frowns and turns the tablet off, his arms dropping down to his side, holding the tablet with a hand.]
...then maybe you can tell me about 'em.
[A pause. Time to get real.]
You're different. This...this isn't your death price, is it?
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[Still pacing. It's like he's unable to stand still.]
I told you, I don't have a death price.
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[He tilts his head, studying him.]
You have to have a death price, dude. Everyone does.
...you seem really stressed. We should get outta here, find a nice place to settle for the night. Right?
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[The lockdown. They're in a morgue. Can't stay in a morgue, he remembers.
Still scowling Flynn sets out towards the door...
... and suddenly stops in his tracks, right in front of it. He stares at the door for the longest time, uncomprehending.]
Wh...
oh no
Something wrong, dude?
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Yeah, you know what, why don't you go first. It's just, it's been a while since I've been here, maybe you should lead the way.
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...okay. Sure, I mean. If you insist.
[That...kind of makes sense? Or maybe he's just scared. He can get that. Peter shrugs and walks forward, opening the door and stepping out, holding it open for Flynn.]
Welcome back.
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Oh God I forgot how cold it was!
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[Taking pity on him, he reaches into his pack and pulls out another scarf.]
Here. Wrap this around your face.
[Y'know, for the whole snow-up-your-nose problem.]
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I...
[How to word?]
Thank you. We should talk. Later. When it's not cold. I mean, when it's not that cold.
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I am all for that, because no matter how I'm used to it, it is still ridiculously cold.
[He points out towards the snowdrifts.]
Watch out for the rubble. Easy to forget about even for me.
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[He already said that. Help.]
... Oh yeah, I remember the rubble. I fell a lot and you always thought that was hilarious. I still don't understand why you find that so funny.
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...that's because it is hilarious.
[Is he laughing even now? Peter's clearly reminiscing something fierce and he can't help but snort.]
Oh God, it's hilarious...that one time you thought there was a monster behind you...
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[He sounds incredulous but not too put out. It's almost fascinating.]
... The monster you told me was there, you mean?
[See, he remembers things.]
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[His voice is firm, like it's a matter of fact. It's like how space is really big. Just a fact of the universe.]
...yeah! That's what made it so great!
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You and I need to have a long, in-depth discussion about different forms of humor.
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Sure! That sounds--
[A pause.]
--like it's probably not gonna be as funny as a discussion about different forms of humor should be.
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[He definitely sounds amused now, though. Good job, Peter!]
Now, now, have a little faith. Humor can be a quite engaging topic.
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[He steps over a particularly large bit of snow, and on second thought, trips on purpose and goes flying into a snowdrift.
Laugh, y/n?]
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[Flynn looks over at his friend and--
-- and then Peter goes flying for no particular reason. What the...? For a moment he is just baffled.]
Did you just do that on purpose?
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Me? [He's speaking through muffled snow.] No way, man, this is just hazardous.
[Please laugh? This is prime humor material.]
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What-- why would-- will you get up, who do you think you are, the Terminator?
[But his voice trails off in a breezy – is it a laugh? Maybe? Shut up. – something that has less to do with the juvenile humor at display and a lot more with a sudden wave of affection of what Peter is trying to do, the way he does it, the way he is.]
You're unbelievable.
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[This is still all said through muffled snow. But that lightness in Flynn's tone is good enough, so mission accomplished!
Except--]
I try to be.
But, uh...
...do you think you could lend a hand? For real though, I think I'm stuck.
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I'm coming, I'm coming.
[He grabs the arm sticking out of the snow, trying to brace himself against the icy ground under his feet and pulls.]
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He doesn't really think about the fact that if he accidentally gets Flynn stuck too they were both in big trouble.]
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