Really? That's what I always liked about them, too.
[ Majima slipped an arm around her waist, hand wrapped loosely about hers. ]
That's right. Then they put him up in the stars, next to his harp.
[ His index finger stroked lightly over the back of her hand as he tilted his face toward her. There was another story about Orpheus that was better-known, no doubt. ]
Say, Justine. You ever play that game where ya make up constellations?
[Her head rests against his shoulder and the heat of his body sinks into her side as she stares up at the stars. It's a peaceful moment and Justine loves every second of it. It's moments like this that make life worth its heartaches.]
That's kind of them.
[Whoever it is who put people in the stars.]
Make them up? [Her lips press into a thin frown before she shakes her head.] No. I haven't.
[She stares at him and waits for Majima to elaborate on this game.]
[Justine continues leans in, following the direction that Majima indicates. It takes her spotting the tail to see the rest of the cat and while it's a flimsy comparison, she can see the figure shaping the more she stars at the twinkling stars.] I see it though it's ear seems to small on one side. [Which is a nice way of saying nonexistent.]
What would you call that one there? It looks like a whale or fish of some kind don't you think?
[She looks up at Majima just as the oven buzzes softly, letting them know it's preheated.]
Aww, he probably just lost it in a fight. It's tough on the street for a tomcat.
[ And that particular smile of his suggested that Majima might feel akin to such an animal, in point of fact. Hell, they had character, didn't they? He looked up to where Justine was pointing. ]
That's a good one. Hmmm... let's say whale.
[ But for now? Time to get back to the siren call of that oven, and finish up dinner. ]
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[ Majima slipped an arm around her waist, hand wrapped loosely about hers. ]
That's right. Then they put him up in the stars, next to his harp.
[ His index finger stroked lightly over the back of her hand as he tilted his face toward her. There was another story about Orpheus that was better-known, no doubt. ]
Say, Justine. You ever play that game where ya make up constellations?
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That's kind of them.
[Whoever it is who put people in the stars.]
Make them up? [Her lips press into a thin frown before she shakes her head.] No. I haven't.
[She stares at him and waits for Majima to elaborate on this game.]
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[ He pointed to a little cluster of stars, even as he balanced her weight against his frame. ]
See that group there? I think it looks like a cat. There's its tail, and its back...
[ (Of course, it did appear to have only one ear.) ]
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[Justine continues leans in, following the direction that Majima indicates. It takes her spotting the tail to see the rest of the cat and while it's a flimsy comparison, she can see the figure shaping the more she stars at the twinkling stars.] I see it though it's ear seems to small on one side. [Which is a nice way of saying nonexistent.]
What would you call that one there? It looks like a whale or fish of some kind don't you think?
[She looks up at Majima just as the oven buzzes softly, letting them know it's preheated.]
and wrap!
[ And that particular smile of his suggested that Majima might feel akin to such an animal, in point of fact. Hell, they had character, didn't they? He looked up to where Justine was pointing. ]
That's a good one. Hmmm... let's say whale.
[ But for now? Time to get back to the siren call of that oven, and finish up dinner. ]