lucretia ♡ (
scholiast) wrote in
riverviewlogs2017-12-30 12:00 am
i fight for every life
who: lucretia + you
what: catch all!
when: end of year & january
where: all sorts
warnings: n/a, will add if any apply
prompts to be added! feel free to ask me for a starter if you'd like to thread something!
blisters
what: catch all!
when: end of year & january
where: all sorts
warnings: n/a, will add if any apply
prompts to be added! feel free to ask me for a starter if you'd like to thread something!

for @winscenario ♡
Do I need to bring anything in particular along with me?
(He's bringing quite a lot of equipment after all, so it seems pertinent to ask!)
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Some ideas and your cute self. ;) Don't worry, I've got it all covered.
[ He gets where she's coming from, but really, he'd offered, so she doesn't need to worry about this. The supplies weren't that expensive anyway, and he doesn't mind taking care of it at all.
Putting his phone away, he adjusts his backpack and resumes his way towards the park in the city center, so they can meet by the river as they'd agreed. ]
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Rodger. See you in a bit
(Lucretia's glad they had both decided upon the river: she hasn't confided this yet in Jim, but it's her favourite place to go in the Quarantine. She meets him bang on the time they decided upon; they're by the bank, and she's greeting him with a smile, a little wiggle of her fingers. She's pretty excited about this.)
Hey!
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He looks around for Lucretia, greeting her with a wave of his own, smiling as she makes her way over to him. ]
Hi! Hope you're full of ideas for today. Oh, I didn't prepare the cameras so I can teach you how to load the film too.
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(More will come to her as they go. They always do.
Speaking of ideas– she reaches into her shoulder bag, pulling it around so she can rummage through it and briefly pull out a journal, bound with a rubber band. It's full almost to bursting, and it's clear the rubber band is helping to keep it close where the book has otherwise long since failed.)
I brought you some light reading material, as promised.
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Wow. Thanks. That's— a lot of stuff. [ He chuckles a bit, finding it cute. It fits the mental image he has of Lucretia, too. For obvious reasons he's not going to try to open it here, so instead he puts it away in his own bag, pulling out a second camera for Lucretia, while his own hangs around his neck. Then he digs out a couple of films from another pocket in his backpack. ]
Here, [ He hands her the camera and one of the films, motioning for her to follow him as he takes a seat on a bench nearby. ] I'll load my film and show you how to do it, then you can do the same yourself.
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(Lucretia had received it from the ice maze over Hygge, and had enjoyed going back through it, familiarising herself with an earlier cycle.
With that handed off, she takes the camera and film from him, turning the camera over in her hands to inspect as she crosses to sit with him on the bench. As tempting as it is to start fiddling around, she should probably wait for further instruction. Lucretia dutifully averts her attention to the camera around his neck.)
Gotcha. The film is in here? (She shakes the little tube, listening to the film rattle inside.)
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Yes, that's right. Now, step one: open the chamber. [ He fits the lens between his knees so he can hold the camera in place, then pulls the rewind lever up, so the back of the camera pops open, and he lifts it up to reveal the chamber. ]
You fit the film on this side, [ He points to the film compartment, showing her how to secure and lock the film casing into place. ] Then you need to tug some of the film out so you can get it into the take-up spool on the other end.
[ He waits and gives her some time to do what he did, keeping an eye to see if she needs help with anything. ]
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... Got it.
(Maybe? She pops the lid off the canister and slots the tube into place in the camera as he had, but she seems reluctant to tug the film out.)
It's okay to pull it? (She's not gonna damage it, right. Without waiting for an answer, she gives the end a little tug until it inches out, bit by bit. She tucks the end into the spool as he had, then takes a moment to look back and forth between his camera and her own. Seems good to her.)
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for @mysophobic ♡
She actually hasn't been in the central library before. Gramarye's personal library has held her attention for far too long, and she hasn't felt the urge to read anything fictional lately. So though she means to make notes, she kind of ends up staring at the books until she spots Shigeru entering the library, and then she waves him over with a smile.)
Hello.
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Hello Lucretia! How have you been?
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(She nudges her book aside, switching her pen to her other hand so she can take notes off to the side of where they'll be working.)
Thanks for coming to meet me here. I'm– uh, I'm actually pretty excited, to learn some sign.
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[ Very well since he's all smiles. But his expression only gets brighter as he listens. ]
I can definitely teach you some! Maybe we should start with the alphabet first? At least until other people show up!
[ That is probably the easiest thing to do until more people come for the lessons that he had offered. But one on one sessions tend to have a better impact with people and learning. So maybe just helping Lucretia right now wouldn't be a bad thing. ]
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She pushes the leg of the chair across from her at the table with her foot, to indicate that he should help himself to a seat.)
Okay. I'm ready when you are.
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We'll start with simple things first! [ And here he'll start to sign the first 10 letters of the alphabet, slowly and each one done twice before he moves on to the next one, while he types on his phone. ]
This is the first 10 letters of the alphabet. They're easy to learn and use when you're trying to say simple phrases or sentences. Usually though sign language has it's own signs to convey entire words and meanings instead of having to spell them out with individual letters.
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Sure...
(She repeats the letters back to him, slowly. Then, she tries a word: B... A... and G.) How's that?
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Try to recite the letters back to me. Go as slow as you need to. We'll stick with this for now before we move on to anything else.
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for @dancingmd ♡
That and she very badly wants to do some painting. She has a little portable tin of acrylics with her, so maybe Beverly will grant her some time to sit and stare at the water. Until then, she's enjoying the walk, enjoying taking photos of the flora with her phone. This thing is so useful.)
I was thinking when we get to the falls we could stop for a bit and have lunch? I brought food, just in case.
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Just as Lucretia is taking pictures of the plants, Beverly is scanning them with the tricorder, making a record of what's here so she can come back later. Every now and then she stops to snip off a particularly interesting specimen to put in her kit for examination later.)
That sounds perfect! The falls are very beautiful you know - when you're not trying to climb down behind them, that is.
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(Lucretia's a little disbelieving of herself. How quick she's fallen out of her old habits! She's twirling the stem of a bright yellow flower between her fingers contemplatively as she walks, thinking that it will be nice to press it in her journal for later classification.)
When were you walking behind the falls?
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(That's really cool. Lucretia has picked over missions before, but something has kept her from signing up. It's almost too like being home. Being back on the Starblaster. She thinks she might become unreasonably upset if she signed up for one only to find her team didn't consist of IPRE members.)
Did I tell you that Jim's teaching me photography? Oh– shoot, I should have brought the camera with me today...
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(She looks immensely pleased by this information though, as she definitely wants them to be friends.)
How is it going?
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(She smiles then, a little sheepish.) That, and he's kind. I'm happy to know him.
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tmw you had this open on your laptop that is dying...
pours one out...
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