[ He will get to see Florian's new hair, black enough to shine blue in the light. The dark hair lets the faintest suggestion of freckles show on his face and it brings out the blue in his eyes.
Trevor can't see the nails, however, given that he's wearing his gloves once again, so he will hear as much as see the way Florian's fingers squeeze the bars tight enough to squeak.
Florian doesn't speak at first; instead, he's staring at Trevor, looking him up and down, assuring himself that Trevor is all right. Once he's assured- ]
[ At this angle, Trevor might be able to see the cracks in the livid anger that reveal the terribly young fear beneath. He looks like he wants to touch him, but he won't dare. The white gloves creak. ]
Providing such an example, Herr Belmont. [ And maybe there's a begrudging smile there. ] Trying to show me what trouble I ought to get up to to stay here?
[ But that is when he reaches into the assembled fluff of his outfit, into a pocket, and pulls from it a small wrapped bundle. He holds it up and through the bars. Within is a quantity of biscuits, some with bacon and others with butter and jam.
While he is certainly too small and frail to do so, his expression says he will jam it down Trevor's throat if he tries to fight him on this. ]
No one's in a fit state to remember to feed a troublemaker.
[Trevor is silent when he takes the bundle. He's not amazing at accepting gifts, always hunched and awkward and never knowing quite what to say, but food means something to him. The fact that Florian probably made it and brought it down here in the cells is big.
He gives a low exhale, and re-wraps the food to save for later, clearly touched and dealing with...a lot. Typical of him, he makes a joke to stave off the impending ache:]
What, no beer? I told Shaw to back off the speakeasy.
[ It means quite a lot to Florian as well. He knows how easy it is to forget those locked away. He watches Trevor for a moment more, through the joke, before he lets his pale eyes fill with amusement and roll. ]
Heathen? I'm a heretic, thanks very much. You're the heathen to me.
[Trevor says, disappearing the food into his cloak. He'll eat it later, in privacy. Despite the joking, his eyes are an open book, clearly touched with gratitude]
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I'm not even using letters because there's more than 26 of them.
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And you're going to tell me you won't chew through at least ten of them?
Forgive me my faith in you.
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Why do you think?
[ Wherever he is is getting a knock. ]
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Trevor can't see the nails, however, given that he's wearing his gloves once again, so he will hear as much as see the way Florian's fingers squeeze the bars tight enough to squeak.
Florian doesn't speak at first; instead, he's staring at Trevor, looking him up and down, assuring himself that Trevor is all right. Once he's assured- ]
It had nothing to do with me. Yes?
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'Course not.
Nice hair.
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At least I didn't burn anything down.
[ A fussy, lip-bitting huff. ]
How long are you in there for?
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Until the flood wears off, or Archer comes down to let me out. Or a week, if he's feeling punitive about it.
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How many people do you have to fight here?
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[ But that is when he reaches into the assembled fluff of his outfit, into a pocket, and pulls from it a small wrapped bundle. He holds it up and through the bars. Within is a quantity of biscuits, some with bacon and others with butter and jam.
While he is certainly too small and frail to do so, his expression says he will jam it down Trevor's throat if he tries to fight him on this. ]
No one's in a fit state to remember to feed a troublemaker.
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He gives a low exhale, and re-wraps the food to save for later, clearly touched and dealing with...a lot. Typical of him, he makes a joke to stave off the impending ache:]
What, no beer? I told Shaw to back off the speakeasy.
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You get beer with lunch, you sloppy heathen.
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[Trevor says, disappearing the food into his cloak. He'll eat it later, in privacy. Despite the joking, his eyes are an open book, clearly touched with gratitude]
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cw starvation, disease, etc.
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