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RUBILYKSKOYE INBOX.
TELEPATHY • HOLOGRAM • LETTERS • DELIVERIES • ACTION
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TELEPATHY • HOLOGRAM • LETTERS • DELIVERIES • ACTION
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| ✿ Rubi-telepathy (easy mode) feels different to ✦ Wanda-telepathy (hard mode). |
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[ That's her worry, too. There's a noticeable pause in her thoughts. She doesn't want to pile it on—she wants to be a glass-half-full kind of girl again—but sometimes it's good to share. ]
I'm worried about that, too.
I didn't realize he was struggling. And I think I don't need to tell you that he doesn't seem like the type to tell anyone that he is, which makes it harder to get ahead of it.
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I knew. He hid it until he couldn't. Then I thought I could just magic it away, and when that didn't work (because my magic does absolutely fuck all to the transformation) I went off in a snit and he turned into that thing. His worst self.
Did you meet it?
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[ If John's magic didn't work, would Wanda's? ]
I didn't. I'm not too sure if I am glad about that. He's hurting so much.
[ If she could've helped, then Wanda wishes that she hadn't been preoccupied with the boarding house and had been there. Even if she couldn't, she wished that she had been there. But she supposes it's better late than never. (She's experienced never.) ]
Are you okay?
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I've tried with others, too, nothing I do can stop the transformation or reverse it, it's like a totally different kind of energy to what I do. Fucking frustrating.
Plus I overdid it enough that now he's all flinchy if I even fix a fat lip. I think we're better off focusing on restraining them monster than saving the man. I thought I had it, but it can phase through matter and the ooze is hard to nail down.
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Or you have to be able to change the matter so you can control it like a puppet.
[ Everything can be controlled. Everything. Wanda doesn't wish to believe that there's anything that can't be. That's now how the world is built. ]
He'll stop flinching in time. House is… not used to what we can do. He's used to stitches and bandaids and things naturally healing. I think he is more afraid of himself than of you. He would know you did what you could to help him, not hurt him.
[ In case he's worried. It's how Vision had been with her in Westview: doubtful, flinching, deeply concerned about what she could do to him. She understands what it's like to be on the receiving end of such a reaction. ]
You didn't answer me.
Are you okay?
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Right now our focus should be House.
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[ But she understands, so: ]
I want to help him however I can. And you, too. But I fear overstepping.
[ It's what she's damn good at, after all. ]
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He's very, very annoying, isn't he?
I'll help in any way I can. You just let me know. And I'll make sure he knows, even though we both know he won't ask for it. I know what it's like to have people fear you for something that's inherently you, and I don't want that for him.
A monster is a monster but the monster isn't the man.
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But yeah, he doesn't believe me when I tell him I've already forgiven him, so it might not get through his thick skull. Come bitch to me if he's an idiot. Maybe together we can get him through this.
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The shame you must feel.
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But yeah, a Sunday brunch sounds good.
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The company obviously wonderful, too. And you.
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Let's keep it between us for now. Don't want him to think we're planning an intervention.
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[ One she hadn't considered. She really doesn't wish for House to shut either of them out. ]
Hopefully, we can tell him when he feels more open to it. I don't like the look of defeat on his face. It makes his eyes less bright, like the ocean is sad.
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[ And yet, so in character that Wanda isn't surprised at all. ]
You won't Et tu, Brute? me if I claim I wrote those plays?
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A movie which I wrote and directed, of course.
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We could always put on plays. I think the town would love a performance every now and then. It'd break up the half-naked festivals.
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