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OOM: Conversations With Dead People - (Milliways) Halloween 2010
This time, he understands what's going on right away. A dream that isn't a dream, a meeting place between worlds more tenuous than Milliways. A way to make peace with those he has lost.
He knows whose turn it is this year before he even looks, and when he does look, and sees the familiar figure in the wheelchair he remembers so vividly
(It had shifted slightly under them as Cal swung his weight into it, settling himself neatly into place facing his uncle, cradling Grahame's head not ungently in his hands. Grahame had been too thin for that chair by then. There was plenty of room for Cal.)
he's pretty sure that the outcome of this meeting isn't going to be very peaceful.
He knows whose turn it is this year before he even looks, and when he does look, and sees the familiar figure in the wheelchair he remembers so vividly
(It had shifted slightly under them as Cal swung his weight into it, settling himself neatly into place facing his uncle, cradling Grahame's head not ungently in his hands. Grahame had been too thin for that chair by then. There was plenty of room for Cal.)
he's pretty sure that the outcome of this meeting isn't going to be very peaceful.
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By the time he forces himself to look up, he can pretend Grahame never gave him this one.
(You don't like me very much, do you? he'd asked Grahame once.
No, Grahame had said, I don't like you. As a matter of fact -)
"Is there a reason?"
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The easy answer of years ago rises to his lips.
(A reason? Don't limit yourself, Cal.)
But instead - instead he looks into Cal's eyes and says,
"You read that letter. You tell me."
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There's no one else in the room.