HENRY
I was waiting for something extraordinary
but as the years wasted on...
but as the years wasted on...
Henry nodded with a thoughtful frown, "I don't have a problem with that. The Voice is good in my book. I'm more wary of the ones that trapped us all in a giant dome with no intention of letting us out. I'm sure the Old Gods would say they had their reasons, but..." he raised his eyebrows with a look, clearly unimpressed with that. He truly resented the Old Gods for what they did. It wasn't right. But who was he, compared to a god?
He listened with interest, intrigued by Samuel's answers. He leaned back on one arm to watch Sam pass by towards the fireplace, where a kettle hung over the flame. "Some tea would be amazing," he said with affirmation, only then realizing how parched he was. After running errands for the better part of the day, a refreshment sounded like heaven. Especially something like a fresh cup of tea.
Henry sighed and mused aloud, "If I can be honest, Sam, I've been feeling real... stuck, lately. Helping my parents out with the farm, it's- it's been an amazing experience for me, really. But I want more in my life than just... this. You say the Climb is a horrible place but, that just makes me wonder more about- about what's out there. The things I could be doing, discovering, writing about. All my life I've been sheltered by my parents... even after the dome..." he trailed off, a line of tension flexing against his lower jaw.
He listened with interest, intrigued by Samuel's answers. He leaned back on one arm to watch Sam pass by towards the fireplace, where a kettle hung over the flame. "Some tea would be amazing," he said with affirmation, only then realizing how parched he was. After running errands for the better part of the day, a refreshment sounded like heaven. Especially something like a fresh cup of tea.
Henry sighed and mused aloud, "If I can be honest, Sam, I've been feeling real... stuck, lately. Helping my parents out with the farm, it's- it's been an amazing experience for me, really. But I want more in my life than just... this. You say the Climb is a horrible place but, that just makes me wonder more about- about what's out there. The things I could be doing, discovering, writing about. All my life I've been sheltered by my parents... even after the dome..." he trailed off, a line of tension flexing against his lower jaw.
nothing ever did
unless I caused it
unless I caused it
