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Raising an eyebrow and trying not to hold the captain's question against him, Flora sighed and glanced around the room as if she might be able to just point to something within to explain it better than she felt capable of doing herself. "Because it feels like I don't have room, to like, think. Not when you're there, listening in to my first thoughts about everything." The Doubletake begins, sighing. "I know it might seem like I don't think before I speak, but I do actually go through a few revisions before I open my mouth." Only with Jack right there as things were being formed, it didn't feel like Flora had a safe place to think and rethink about things. "It's one thing for you to pick up on all the embarrassing things, but it's another when you're just there while I work it all out."
Jack had access to thoughts Flora wouldn't even claim as her own, whether she liked it or not.
Taking the comment to mean the man had indeed left, Flora offered the captain a mock bow. Unable to help the way her gaze took advantage of the fact that his eyes were closed—shut up—the queen forced her gaze toward Jack's deck as she nodded. "Of course I do. I was basically raised by a witch who came from another world and grew up in a magical forest." Thanks to Vai, yeah, Flora had stories.
Jack had access to thoughts Flora wouldn't even claim as her own, whether she liked it or not.
Taking the comment to mean the man had indeed left, Flora offered the captain a mock bow. Unable to help the way her gaze took advantage of the fact that his eyes were closed—shut up—the queen forced her gaze toward Jack's deck as she nodded. "Of course I do. I was basically raised by a witch who came from another world and grew up in a magical forest." Thanks to Vai, yeah, Flora had stories.
My house of stone, your ivy grows
And now I'm covered in you
And now I'm covered in you
