Kate Kelly (
lastofthekellys) wrote in
sixthiterationlogs2016-10-15 03:04 pm
in from the rain
WHO: Kate Kelly
WHERE: The Inn
WHEN: 10th - 13th
OPEN TO: Helen Magnus | E V E R Y O N E
WARNINGS: TBA
STATUS: Closed | Open
Closed to Helen
Open
WHERE: The Inn
WHEN: 10th - 13th
OPEN TO: Helen Magnus | E V E R Y O N E
WARNINGS: TBA
STATUS: Closed | Open
Closed to Helen
Once Kate's back in the Inn - once she and Margaery have been found, once the forest lets them be found - her first port of call is her bedroom. She wants clean clothes, dry clothes. She wants to warm up and she's too cold to bother much about propriety.
Someone said something about getting Helen Magnus, but, really, Kate is fine. Scratches, including one across her nose. Bruises. Her ankle is painful, but she's fine. She just needs to warm up and maybe sleep, which is why she's in the bathroom, half-undressed, sitting in the bath and scrubbing at her skin with a warm washer.
She wants clean clothes, dry clothes, but she can't pull those on until she's warm and clean. She just...
She can't.
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Mostly, after Miss Magnus has sorted her out, Kate spends a lot of her time sleeping. In her few lucid moments, she thinks it is not unlike as if her body has suddenly realised how little she's been sleeping, and is trying to catch it all up at once. She gets out of bed to eat, to perform necessary bodily needs, and then she goes back to bed.
Once, she goes for a brief walk, because just being inside was making her feel awful, but only a brief one, where she wound up seeing Miss Carter. Then, it was to the Inn and her warm, warm bed.
By the second day after her and Miss Margaery's rescue, she's progressed to sitting up. It's all terribly indulgent of her, but people fuss when she tries to do anything more serious than checking up on her chicks, and she's so very tired. She can relax this once, can't she?
So Kate sits in bed and she sews. She plays with Miss Hoppity, who alternates between clinging to her as if worried that her human mama will vanish again and ignoring her, as cats do. She combs out her long hair with her fork, which takes rather more time than she'd admit. She naps. When she feels adventurous, or rather, when she's tired of her bed being so seductively warm, she sits at the chair at her dresser in the little alcove her room has, and sews there by the light of the now appearing sun.
She leaves her door open when she's awake, to let anyone come in when they want to. She might feel awkward admitting that sitting by herself is lonely, when she's been ordered to rest, but she does get that way.

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At Mr Cougar's look, she shrugs and smiles, a little.
"I'm mostly all right," she says. "Ankle's the worst, this," and she touches the scratch across her nose, "the most visible."
She's worried about her ankle. She'd never intended to walk so far on it, and certainly not hiking in that weather. But there's nothing to be done but rest it.
"I heard you went lookin'?"
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Who the 'they' were, Cougar doesn't know, but more and more, he's beginning to believe that there is a 'they'. There's too much evidence to point towards there being an enemy out there that's screwing with them. He gestures to the ankle. "Did someone look at this?"
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So far as she ever does.
"It was like that for us," Kate says then. "Somethin' kept happenin', to keep us lost."
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"Then how?" he wonders. "How did you escape, finally?"
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Then she shakes her head. "Miss Tauriel and Mr Crowder found us. I'd left somethin' of a trail, with our initials in the trees. But I don't know if they got lucky, or we were let go."
It's a question that bothers her, deeply. And she's not sure which answer she'd prefer.
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Leaning forward, he gives her a dark look and understands all too well that she's probably right. "What happens if next time, they do not want to let someone go?" he wonders. "How do we fight that?"