Oliver Day (
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realityshifted2011-06-29 07:51 pm
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[when Christine left Oliver on the TARDIS after the end of their fairy tale, he knew the best idea would probably be to go back to his room, get some dry clothes, and take a nap. he was, after all, still sopping wet from his exciting adventure in the lake. and on top of that, his muscles--and his body in general--were quite exhausted after the oxygen deprivation. but, being Oliver, the last thing he wanted to do was go to his room. the odds of Harriet hearing him were good, and he did not under any circumstances want the PM to see him like this. he also didn't feel much like sleeping; he was too much a mess of emotions at the moment for that]
[so instead, he crept to the bathroom, grabbed a blue towel that he wrapped around his head (maybe a lingering after effect of his fairytale--it looked rather like a turban that way), and thought of the Plane. once there, he went straight for the bar. because after all, what else would you do after a near-death experience you didn't expect to survive? it's definitely time for a pint]
That's better.
[his voice is a bit scratchy still after its lake water inundation, but he doesn't mind that at the moment. he pours himself a glass and immediately starts drinking. then he sighs, setting it down and rests his chin the bar, slumping forward to lean against it. the towel starts to slide, so he removes it and throws it over his shoulders instead. currently, he's only wearing the rather Aladdin-style trousers that the fairy tale left him with, so it's warmer that way anyway. it also shields his scars from view somewhat, which is always a plus in Oliver's mind--not that he's thinking about that at the moment. he's too lost in thought to expect anyone to find him like this]
It wasn't the dream after all. [he sighs again, only half sitting back up so he can take another drink]
[so instead, he crept to the bathroom, grabbed a blue towel that he wrapped around his head (maybe a lingering after effect of his fairytale--it looked rather like a turban that way), and thought of the Plane. once there, he went straight for the bar. because after all, what else would you do after a near-death experience you didn't expect to survive? it's definitely time for a pint]
That's better.
[his voice is a bit scratchy still after its lake water inundation, but he doesn't mind that at the moment. he pours himself a glass and immediately starts drinking. then he sighs, setting it down and rests his chin the bar, slumping forward to lean against it. the towel starts to slide, so he removes it and throws it over his shoulders instead. currently, he's only wearing the rather Aladdin-style trousers that the fairy tale left him with, so it's warmer that way anyway. it also shields his scars from view somewhat, which is always a plus in Oliver's mind--not that he's thinking about that at the moment. he's too lost in thought to expect anyone to find him like this]
It wasn't the dream after all. [he sighs again, only half sitting back up so he can take another drink]

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[raises an eyebrow] So you think you're a trickster?
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...'cause I know the story? [nervously] Is anybody else in your story, too?
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It's strange I don't know any story that is similar to this one... Uuuh, just this guy. He was wearing a dress, but was very angry about it. He had to spin gold, and I realized I can do that so I helped him.
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You just helped him? [a little nervously] There wasn't a bargain?
[ooc: Do you mind if Oliver reveals some of the story to Hiccup? Is there anything you want me to avoid?]
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Bargain? [Hiccup frowns and pouts absently as he is thinking about it.] Oh! It's just I asked for his necklace, I got pretty much fond of it. I think it's because it was... sparkly... Yes, that must be it.
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[this doesn't sound good at all, but Oliver isn't sure what to say. he doesn't think it'd be a good idea to tell Hiccup the end of the story--particularly considering he's heard a couple different versions of the outcome] Just be careful not to ask for too much, all right? I think that'd be more trouble than it's worth.
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But you know he said the Queen ordered him to do it. Wouldn't you think a Queen has enough gold? Why would she ask someone to make more for her?
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[well, that's a good question] Must be a greedy queen, I guess.
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So greedy that someone has to die for it. Or, uh, almost...
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Except you're helping! So it'll be okay.