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magic_fratboy) wrote2010-01-11 03:50 pm
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Never an honest word... (rp for
dealing_death)
He was learning, very quickly, to find some means of drawing when the darkness descended.
Tonight, thankfully, he was at home with oils and canvas, painting freehand with no charcoal or pencil to guide him. Through the haze over his vision, a vivid storm of reds, blacks, and oranges was coming to life. Piece by piece, he was assembling fragments of a larger picture he couldn't describe or even quite make out, but it was right there at the edges of his awareness.
Without knowing what was to come, he could already tell there was a storm brewing.
When the fog lifted and he could clearly see the monstrosity on the canvas, he worked on adding his own touches in hopes that he could do something with the piece. Sell it, give it away, excise the cancer he'd just put down in oils and hope it didn't come to pass. He rarely understood his visions, and this was no exception.
This vision, this malestrom of fire and brimstone...he didn't want to understand it.
He was just thinking of altering the picture, knowing he never would, when her voice reached him. As he toyed with tubes of green and gray to soften the edges of the smoke in the painting, he heard shouting in the other room and frowned. Glancing up, he stared at the image...
...the dark, slender shadow at the center of a firestorm that seemed to coalesce into two hellish points of red...
Shrugging it off, he dropped the paint and headed for the guest room/home office. "Selene? Baby, everything okay?"
Tonight, thankfully, he was at home with oils and canvas, painting freehand with no charcoal or pencil to guide him. Through the haze over his vision, a vivid storm of reds, blacks, and oranges was coming to life. Piece by piece, he was assembling fragments of a larger picture he couldn't describe or even quite make out, but it was right there at the edges of his awareness.
Without knowing what was to come, he could already tell there was a storm brewing.
When the fog lifted and he could clearly see the monstrosity on the canvas, he worked on adding his own touches in hopes that he could do something with the piece. Sell it, give it away, excise the cancer he'd just put down in oils and hope it didn't come to pass. He rarely understood his visions, and this was no exception.
This vision, this malestrom of fire and brimstone...he didn't want to understand it.
He was just thinking of altering the picture, knowing he never would, when her voice reached him. As he toyed with tubes of green and gray to soften the edges of the smoke in the painting, he heard shouting in the other room and frowned. Glancing up, he stared at the image...
...the dark, slender shadow at the center of a firestorm that seemed to coalesce into two hellish points of red...
Shrugging it off, he dropped the paint and headed for the guest room/home office. "Selene? Baby, everything okay?"
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“I took off Catherine’s necklace for you, it kept me safe from their manipulations and I took it off. Do you not see that I do trust you, I draw strength from having you beside me…I never would have taken it off if I didn’t.”
She would not use him to fight her fights. The very idea of it made her eyes fill with shame. That was not why she was with him; she had no use for his power. All Selene wanted from Tommy was his love. Her head dropped and she took a deep breath. “You want a name, fine, Tristan Gray. Go on then. Go….use your power…give into rage…kill him.”
She took a step back breaking the contact between them. Now it was her turn to be angry.
“Or trust me, have faith in me, that is the power I need.” Selene shot him a look that was filled with hurt and anger before storming off to their bedroom. She did not have the heart to tell him to just leave her alone, so she did what she always does. She just walked away.