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snowblindrpg2018-01-06 12:03 pm
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[log] It Goes Like This [closed]
Characters: Gregory House, Hannibal Lecter, and Will Graham
Location: Building 333, Building 320, Building 322, and Building 317
Date: Day 312, Day 315, Day 316
Summary: House, Hannibal, and Will traveling and searching around Residential Zone 3.
Warnings: Typical House and Hannibal-related warnings, child death/dismemberment, PTSD, discussion of torture
Location: Building 333, Building 320, Building 322, and Building 317
Date: Day 312, Day 315, Day 316
Summary: House, Hannibal, and Will traveling and searching around Residential Zone 3.
Warnings: Typical House and Hannibal-related warnings, child death/dismemberment, PTSD, discussion of torture
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He slowly moves back, releasing Will's neck and arm, but remaining in a crouch near his friend, perhaps to help him, perhaps to be ready to incapacitate him again should the need arise.]
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Well. At least in his head that's how it went.
Reality was he did roll away from Hannibal, but from there he scrambled, half falling over his own limbs until he eventually fetched up against a way away from the other two men. There he crouched back, almost a cower as he watched them with blue eyes that glittered dangerously.
When no one (Hannibal) made any immediate movements towards him, Will turned to sit down, knees drawn up in a familiar pose. ]
I think someone in this room just violated the HIPAA act. [ He grumbled, mostly because Hannibal's assessment about Will's grip on reality was simply factual. Rude, but factual.
A breath and he peered at House. ] West Side Story ... really?
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Well, I was gonna break out Cats, but "Macavity" seems more like it's Lecter's song than yours.
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Huffing out another breath, Will speared his fingers through his hair and gave the fireplace a quick, side on glance. ]
I don't know why this is coming as any sort of surprise. [ He muttered, as if trying to explain away his own shocked reaction to the small, skeletal hands. ] This place is miserable.
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You're just now realizing this place is miserable? Or are we playing a state the obvious game? That twine was tied around those bones after the kid died, not before. Shrink and profiler, I defer to your expertise on the 'why' outside of set dressing.
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Could there have been some concern of postmortem reanimation?
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He didn't draw away from Hannibal, but his hackles were definitely still on display. Will balled up, arms around his knees, forehead braced against them and he didn't immediately reply to either House or Hannibal's question. ]
This whole damn town appears to be one giant theater of cruelty. Hannibal's theory is as sound as any other.
[ Which was his way of agreeing with Hannibal's question, while still being a passive aggressive jerk. ]
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[House isn't moving any closer. He's staying right here, thank you. People might make comments about his lack of self-preservation instinct, but he does actually have one on occasion, particularly when faced with immediate physical danger.]
And unless we're talking about Thing from the Addam's Family, a disembodied hand isn't gonna do much on its own. Those pesky door handles are so high up.
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A sacrifice of some sort, then? You've been here longer than I. Any mention of children and/or hands?
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However, in this case, despite Will's need to be stubborn, the older man's close proximity begins to work it's magic and he starts to relax a little. His eyes peep up over the tops of his knees as he listens to the conversation between House and Hannibal. ]
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The Prophet's a kid. Sam was a little girl. Which is what I'm assuming you were running through when you went the full psycho. [That's directed briefly at Will.]
Hands... hands have always been important. The thing in the collective dream I saw was made up of eyeballs and hands that taste and... feel like metal when you bite them. [He rubs a thumb across his brow, thinking.] When they got the code to open up the classrooms in the high school, there was a second step where a hand symbol with the Prophet eye flashed up. They needed one of the people who'd been marked to scan their hand to unlock everything.
[House begins to chew lightly on one of his knuckles, unconscious of the action as he turns inward, mentally filtering through the information he's collected in the past ten months, tugging at different wires in his mind and following them to where they connect. It's probably not safe to let his attention wander with Will on the edge, but the ex-profiler doesn't seem to be getting up again for the moment, and Hannibal's there to stop him, if need be. It's only a few seconds before he's back to the present.]
Building 332. Vanitas sent me the vid. There's a hand there, sticking up out of the snow. Look to those who came before. Noooot many bodies that just get left out around here. Not unless it's a mass grave or something special. Carsen's nearby there, him and that Noone chick.
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Hands are symbolic of agency. Of power.
[He tilted his head, considering what House was saying.]
Can we ask them to remove the body from the snow?
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[And if she does, he can just tell them to rebury it properly once they get a good look at who it is and rifle through their clothes for anything useful or interesting.]
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[Only polite.]
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[And in a way that's... more true than House would like it to be. After the conversation with Will in the house with the nails, though, House isn't terribly inclined to mention any actual feelings or friendly connections he has about people to Hannibal.]
In the meantime, why don't you collect those. [He points to the hands and the blindfold.] Might be able to use them for a puzzle around here.
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He goes to the bones and the blindfold, and begins gathering them up, wrapping the former in the latter.]
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Once you're done sulking, Graham, we should take one more look around the place, then get going. I don't wanna get stuck out after lockdown.
[And now that he doesn't have to fake his limp travel through the snow will be marginally more tolerable.]