Bobo Del Rey (
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There were so many times I thought I have died
WHO: Bobo Del Rey
WHERE: Both North and South Village
WHEN: First few weeks of February after returning
OPEN TO: All
WARNINGS: Will update if needed
WHERE: Both North and South Village
WHEN: First few weeks of February after returning
OPEN TO: All
WARNINGS: Will update if needed
There are so many parts that I have hidden and that I yet lost - Either village, First wk of Feb
Bobo Del Rey is dead. Long live the King.
Much as Bobo rallied himself with the others, almost glad to have found himself with Eddie, Venom and Karen in that hell that passed for a temple - and he's sure there's something in that about religion and belief and faith and facing the truth but fuck all that noise - but just because they're the ones he was with, and therefor cared enough to help, he's caught up in so much more.
Like the fact that he did care about others. It's been so many decades since he's cared, and a lot of torture both given and received, and now he's having to face the truth. He's dead. Except instead of being sucked into Hell for more torture, to be further tormented until the heir died once more as they always did, he is here. There is no return. There is no torture. There's just this, and he's not sure what that means. Not for himself, or the confusion that has been haunting him since this place.
But once they're assured everyone has made it back, and that things are back to normal, Bobo is doing his best to get back to a normal life. When in the southern most village, he works on the butcher shop, trying to pull everything together. Cleaning up the entire shop from top to bottom, turning all of the hides, and working to bottle the ink he'd made from tallow soot, leaving the little bottles on the counter near the soap that Watney made.
When back to the north, he can be found often working on the former police station turned barn where they now houses a myriad of animals, including the new baby groffle that somehow the cowboys had managed to bring back with them after the video. They weren't doing much better than he was, but none of them were talking about it. Instead they kept working.
So he works on splitting logs, and preparing the land to add a pasture to turn them out into until the weather turns and they can take them out further from the village.
There are so many colors that I still try to hide while I paint - Off Color
If Bobo is conflicted over who he is and the man he will be, having a moment of his device going a bit wonky is not going to fix that.
He hasn't bothered himself too much with what the device color means, or about these powers that some speak of possessing. His isn't what he knows as being a revenant, and he's not sure what to think of being given something else, but he knows one thing.
In his mind that change in colors is a possible sign of a weakness that he isn't willing to admit to others. Especially after he finds himself standing in the middle of the butcher shop feeling what he can only describe as sad over the state of the animals in various degrees of death and dismemberment around him.
Ripping up some rag pieces he's kept around into thin strips, he wraps them around is wrists, over the palm of his hand, using them to hide the device, before going about his business. Business that is less the business he's chosen for himself and more spending time seeking out others in the inn. Approaching others if they don't seek him out, quieter and less boisterous than he usually is.
It would seem if the images of his death aren't putting him in mind of his past, and what he might become or refuse to acknowledge, well then the powers that be aren't willing to give him a choice.
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"It wasn't Karen, was it?" His voice a bit of a growl then, glancing at Foggy as his eyes narrow.
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"No, not Karen. Karen was on the periphery of the whole thing, being as how she worked for me and Matt at the time. It was Matt. Most of my life statements involving someone else will come back to Matt."
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"Though I'm glad it's not Karen," he says. "I like you too much to hurt you for that," he says, smirking a bit though it's probably not entirely a joke. With Bobo it's not always easy to know.
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He sets down the chick he was holding into the pen and goes for another. "I gave up on a friend. Possibly when he needed me most. I won't let myself do that again. And frankly, Karen doesn't need you defending her, she'll do it just fine on her own. I promise." The response could also be a joke. It might not be.
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"And I'm not defending her. Please. Trust me," he says, thinking about what he's seen. "She's a fucking bad ass. She's got things handled herself," he says, smirking. "So, want to see the new thing the cowboys brought home?"
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Foggy nods, because Bobo's assessment of Karen is accurate. "Sure! Is it going to try and eat me?"
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He opens the door and out ambles a gangly-ish groffle calf, all large nose, and bud horns and clattering hooves as he rambles out.
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Foggy set down the chick in the pen and turned his attention to the calf, offering out a hand to it. "Hello there, you ridiculous creature. Aren't you wonderfully silly."
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He's more than amused though by the calf coming over and snuffling at Foggy's hand.
"The books at the inns talk about them being about like bison or so, but we'll see how it ends up."
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"Supposedly. I didn't see them. They touched a fox, I guess? And next thing they knew, they were in the middle of nowhere else, and found him. But the inn has notes on them and they're pretty big."
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Foggy's missing his niece and nephew and baby cousins. A lot.
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"Maybe. I think that may be part of what they've got planned. They got really into this having a farm thing."
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"It was good for me and Vasquez when I first got here. He understood my life, and I got where he was coming from. Made things easier I think when Faraday showed up."
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