[the peaceful silence of the room is abruptly shattered by the clatter of wood on the coffee table beside him. it's some handy splint-sized wood! looks like some thin branches were neatly trimmed down so they can be used! wow. it's a little more than they need, but this group will probably need more splints in the future.]
Take this, and we can tie it with a towel or a scarf or something. Ugh.
Week 1: Saturday
Does he know that Rita minds it? Possibly. But he will not stop as long as his wrist is a wreck.]
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Take this, and we can tie it with a towel or a scarf or something. Ugh.
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Oh, not bad. You wouldn't happen to have a towel, would you?
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Guess I'll use these in the interim.
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We've got enough for two splints, you know, I could always break your other wrist!
[but then she'll stomp upstairs
and come back
and throw a towel on his face]
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[Aw, she cares. He pulls the towel out of his face with another grin.]
You know, it wouldn't hurt to show your elders a little more respect.
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[she'll go and sit down on a nearby chair, pulling her feet up to sit cross-legged]
How the hell are you 600 years old, by the way?
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How else? I'm immortal. This body of mine doesn't age.
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[she just takes out her phone and starts looking at stuff on it mid-conversation like the disrespectful teenager she is.]
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. . . No. I was born a mortal. Unfortunately, I don't have a very clear recollection of the day I became immortal.
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[like, seems like you'd forget some things in that much time.]
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[okay, she's looking up to kind of study him with a long look...]
Do you at least know, say... why or how it happened?
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I was dying. The procedure to grant immortality was conducted in order to save my life.
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Of course. I was already a legend by then. Everyone knew of and loved me!
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That's the most unbelievable part of the story so far!
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rita's looking at her phone again]
So what's involved in immortality? You just get to live forever, and that's it? Or is there a drawback?
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Off goes the second condom. The chopsticks spring away from his arm; one drops onto his lap and the other, onto the floor.]
The drawback is the same as the advantage. I don't age, and I can't die. That's it.
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But immortality isn't that big of a deal. There are ways to reverse it. If it were active now, I'd already be bearing weight on both legs.
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