Actually some of those beasties can be rather fun. *shrugs; his accent is Whitechapel, he smells a bit like expensive cigarettes, and his manner's a bit dejected*
I'm worried about the safety of the home she runs, as well as her safety. She is handing over the run of the House to a man I was unsure of until tonight, and she is having a child. It's unheard of for our... kind. Many of us are waiting to see how she fares.
*Astonished blink; he's wearing dark brown contact lenses* A baby...?
Wow. I mean, that's awesome, but...if she's the first it must also be a bit nerve-wracking. Especially with an unknown quantity in the home. *scratches his beard, looking a bit more focused*
Our kind have fertility issues, but relatively speaking, not as bad. Maybe ten percent of normal.
It's very nerve-wracking. Add that her husband is from a different House and we've been trying to keep him safe without being in a full-scale war... I should not have left my home at such a delicate time, but I worry about my sister.
Many thought it was an impossibility, but somehow she managed it. I should have figured she would be the one if anyone could.
*smiles a little* My brother-in-law seems to think I've come to hurt her. *nods* Always backup. A great line of those that would step up in my stead, should I give them even a slight chance.
*nods* I shall keep it in mind. Basic needs must be met for all involved at this time.
Bah. Typical attitude toward in-laws taken to a ridiculous degree by a bad situation. I hope he gets over it quickly.
And yeah...it's amazing how many people of any race just don't remember how much keeping the physical going can help shore them up emotionally. I guess it's because being upset makes it hard to remember things like that.
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So why New Orleans?
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I am... checking on my sister. She is coming upon a time of change and I wish to be sure it goes smoothly.
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Ah, I see. Worried about her safety?
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I'm worried about the safety of the home she runs, as well as her safety. She is handing over the run of the House to a man I was unsure of until tonight, and she is having a child. It's unheard of for our... kind. Many of us are waiting to see how she fares.
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Wow. I mean, that's awesome, but...if she's the first it must also be a bit nerve-wracking. Especially with an unknown quantity in the home. *scratches his beard, looking a bit more focused*
Our kind have fertility issues, but relatively speaking, not as bad. Maybe ten percent of normal.
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It's very nerve-wracking. Add that her husband is from a different House and we've been trying to keep him safe without being in a full-scale war... I should not have left my home at such a delicate time, but I worry about my sister.
Many thought it was an impossibility, but somehow she managed it. I should have figured she would be the one if anyone could.
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Best advice I can give is to not forget the basics while dealing with this situation. Sleep, keep fed.
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*nods* I shall keep it in mind. Basic needs must be met for all involved at this time.
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And yeah...it's amazing how many people of any race just don't remember how much keeping the physical going can help shore them up emotionally. I guess it's because being upset makes it hard to remember things like that.
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