Soul (
are_you_99) wrote2009-03-26 10:11 pm
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Soul's supposed to be doin' a lot of things now. He's supposed to be working on his homework and actually getting it done for once. He's supposed to be makin' dinner for when Crona comes over sooner or later. Then there's that stupid chore list Maka left him with 'coz he lost a bet with her.
He's not really doing any of that. He'd stuck one of his brother's recordings on the turnstile and crashed on the couch with some 'required reading', but ended up falling asleep with the book as a lightshield for his face, rather than something even being read.
....oops?
Really now, whatever had he been doing last night to leave him so tired?
He's not really doing any of that. He'd stuck one of his brother's recordings on the turnstile and crashed on the couch with some 'required reading', but ended up falling asleep with the book as a lightshield for his face, rather than something even being read.
....oops?
Really now, whatever had he been doing last night to leave him so tired?
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"Don't mind it," Soul says, and kisses him again, reassuringly. He'd been having bum dreams, anyway.
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"I ever tell you about this record?"
It's his most played and worn down of them all.
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Pause.
"He's my brother."
He's sort of flat-toned about all of this.
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His family's just complicated. But he ain't gonna complain about family to -Crona- of all people.
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"I guess I'm askin', do you recognize the song that's on now?"
The Meditation of Souls, the song he'd played through his piano and Arachne's spider-webs, the song Maka had transmitted to the world, their entwined abilities playing the insanity out of the world.
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He's not even sure how to explain this, man.
"I don't like playing for people. I don't play very well. I had to do it then, though. I've only played twice because I wanted to, and that was for important people. I guess what I'm sayin' is, I don't like that you haven't heard me play for real, 'coz you're just as important."
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"Yeah, I guess."
Clearly that was the right thing to say, Crona.
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He's sitting on the piano bench, just staring at the instrument, as he waits for Crona to arrive.
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If he'd been kept waiting for long, he's not really aware of it. He loses time when he's fiddling about and being nervous about playing music. Maybe he's been here for five minutes, maybe thirty minutes - either way, he's here.
A little surprised by the sudden noise, too, but!
"Hey there," he says, and offers a brief smile.
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"So, uh," he says, leaning on the closed piano cover. "Any music you ever heard that you like? Or just... anything?"
He feels so awkward.
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He exhales and lifts the cover, staring down at the keys for a long moment. Finally, he begins playing.
He doesn't like the darker things he tends to come up with when he plays by heart. But he can't really change it, either.
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But he could try to think of something. Something nicer, something more keyed to Crona's type of personality. He thinks for a long minute, before trying again.
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Well, that's enough for him.
He pauses when the song is over, and considers. "Hey, Crona," he says, finally. "C'mere for a minute."
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He even starts off with his free hand, just to prove they'll be doing it together!
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Yeah. Okay. There we go. He can do this now, right?
It's a pretty simple song that he tries to lead Crona through, one of the first he ever learned, but it's also one he likes a lot.
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"Yer really great," he mumbles, the statement heartfelt. "Just damn awesome."