post-trial garbage feelings

[ballisdeath]

[ The campfire is still roaring. S'mores supplies are hanging around the area. There's still a faint scent of copper on the air, for those who can really recognize it.

Leon is leaning against Mami on one of the logs around the fire. He's been acting like he's uncaring-- and a lot of it stems from bitterness that this happened to him and he had to watch it AGAIN. But he's calmed down now. He actually looks rather peaceful, if a bit weathered.

There's also now a pizza sitting on another nearby seat. It's cheese and a little cold. ]

Spell didn't work. Delivery man practically blinked out of existence. I thought I'd try since... look at all of us now.

[ That's all he murmurs. Join the campfire? ]

Comments

[trashmouthtozier]

Some company kinda tried? They make these things called Moon Pies. But they're all dry and nasty and powdery. Real s'mores are the best if they're fresh, because then they're all melty and gooey. So you have to do 'em one at a time, over a fire.

[fallbymyhands]

I see. So the quality goes down the less fresh they are. That's understandable.

[she's nodding as though Richie is talking about the most interesting thing in the world tbh]

[trashmouthtozier]

[okay so why are you so into trying to monetize s'mores, Mitsuru. Richie tilts his head at her]

You know a lot about businesses and stuff, don't you?

[fallbymyhands]

[she's the president of a big trading company, of course she's trying to monetize s'mores]

Yes, I do. My family owns a large trading company, so I suppose it's been ingrained in me since I was a child.

[trashmouthtozier]

So your family's loaded. Wow.

[he can't even really imagine what that's like. no one in Derry is loaded. only people on TV have money]

This place must be super boring for you.

[fallbymyhands]

Boring? Not at all.

[boring is like, the last word she'd use]

I've never been to summer camp before. If we weren't all in grave danger, I'd find my experiences here to be fascinating.

[trashmouthtozier]

So you're not a snob. That's good.

[he smiles. Richie Tozier, telling it like it is since 1974, when his first word was probably "no".]

I've been real camping before a couple times. It's different from this. It's better. I'm from Maine. Where're you from?