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this_isaturn) wrote2013-11-29 12:43 pm
this_isaturn) wrote2013-11-29 12:43 pm
Milliways, 2013
David's room is still rather plainly appointed, but not unlike his room at the Warehouse. If anything, the largest difference is that he has a small table.
He was never in the habit of eating in his room before, but here it's all he has, if he wants his Friday evenings to go uninterrupted.
When Helena comes upstairs, she'll find the table already set for dinner. The Sabbath candles aren't lit yet, naturally, but the menorah's first three are.
He was never in the habit of eating in his room before, but here it's all he has, if he wants his Friday evenings to go uninterrupted.
When Helena comes upstairs, she'll find the table already set for dinner. The Sabbath candles aren't lit yet, naturally, but the menorah's first three are.
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Helena grins at him, and almost on instinct, starts serving dinner. She is a Victorian lady, even though everyone (including her) forget that sometimes.