Tiffany Aching (
witchofthechalk) wrote2011-07-24 12:19 am
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Post Thirty Three: Sorting Things Out
[Tiffany is tired. No, worse. She's not tired, at least not properly tired. Properly tired was spending two days on your feet without sleep. It was helping a new mother give birth to twins. It was when you spent your time on something that made the sheer exhaustion feel like an accomplishment rather then a weakness. No she wasn't tired. Not really.
But she was worried. And she dreams of eyeless things, angry music and gingerbread houses in the woods. And she decides since she's a witch she's going to have to do something about all this. Or a few things.
A. Housemates: Tiffany is sitting on the living room floor while she goes through the small wooden box of her small things from home.
B. Tiffany is walking down the street with a broomstick floating in the air behind her. She's holding onto it by a string as she walks along.
C. Susan, people at Susan's house. There is a witch knocking on the door.
But she was worried. And she dreams of eyeless things, angry music and gingerbread houses in the woods. And she decides since she's a witch she's going to have to do something about all this. Or a few things.
A. Housemates: Tiffany is sitting on the living room floor while she goes through the small wooden box of her small things from home.
B. Tiffany is walking down the street with a broomstick floating in the air behind her. She's holding onto it by a string as she walks along.
C. Susan, people at Susan's house. There is a witch knocking on the door.
D. There is a girl and a broom on a hill. While that might be a little odd, the strange thing is that she's flying. Rather low to the ground but still flying. It helps her think.
ooc: Tiffany is now able to hear spill words.]
ooc: Tiffany is now able to hear spill words.]
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It's a lot easier to protect people when they aren't underfoot.
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Well, we manage well enough in my world and people know what we are.
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I hate to say it, but there are a huge number of idiots in my world. Luckily, I'm a psychiatrist, and qualified to make that diagnosis. Though honestly, most of the people in my world just can't see most of it.
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[Rather interesting.]
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[ Ilsa shrugs again. ] Most of the time, it's actually a blessing. Luck, good or bad, gets blamed and they go on with their lives intact.
It's when one of the horrors is in their face that they remember, if they survive.
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What responsibilities do you have in your circuit?
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[ She shrugs, ] It's a volunteer job, so we have to have a day job.
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Though I tend to get a lot of old clothing and extra food that people just happen to have on hand when I'm passing by.
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That was a little like how I got my degree - I signed on for a contract at the clinic that was under-served, and the city paid for my medical school. It just so happened that the city needed another guardian at the same time.
[ I wonder if the city decided it needed another guardian, or if it knew Grandma Brown was going to have that cardiovascular incident... ]
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[She nods.]
The land picks its own witch sometimes.
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[ She gives a small greeting bow. ]
I'm Ilsa Higa, at 1490 Kramden Road.
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Thank you. I'd like that.
My name's Tiffany Aching.
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[And with another nod she'll continue her walk towards the hill. Broom flying in the air behind her.]