Detention, Depths of the Castle, Friday

[bigdamnprisoner.livejournal.com]

So, one of the important things to realize about detention was that the monotony of everyone's daily lives was part of the punishment. That meant that even though someone had died yesterday, the day's schedule didn't change a bit.

After all, most of your little lives just weren't that important in the grand scheme of things.

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Re: Chat With Your Fellow Prisoners [07/27]

[losthiscool.livejournal.com]

Bobby didn't care to chat with anyone, no. He also wasn't going to let go of the body he'd been cradling in his arms since yesterday afternoon.

Re: Chat With Your Fellow Prisoners [07/27]

[toomanyofme.livejournal.com]

Jamie sat and stared at Bobby with a sad look on his face.

"Marie?"

Re: Chat With Your Fellow Prisoners [07/27]

[losthiscool.livejournal.com]

No. No. This was Sookie and she was with him and nobody, nobody would take her from him ever again. Gently, Bobby brushed a few strands of hair from her entirely too still face.

Re: Chat With Your Fellow Prisoners [07/27]

[toomanyofme.livejournal.com]

Jamie blinked a few times and then walked away with a puzzled expression on his face.

"Ocelots."

Which of course made no sense.

Re: Chat With Your Fellow Prisoners [07/27]

[panickedbanik.livejournal.com]

There wasn't any real need to speak, Stark thought. But he was just going to take up residence over here in the general vicinity of Bobby and keep his eye on him.

He could remember, from what felt like another lifetime, being able to appreciate that someone else was near and watching over him, just in case. He hoped Bobby would feel the same. And if he didn't, Stark was still going to be there. It wasn't much, but it was something he could do at least.

Re: Chat With Your Fellow Prisoners [07/27]

[losthiscool.livejournal.com]

Stark hadn't tried to take Sookie from him yesterday, and he probably wouldn't today, he reasoned. In fact, from the way he was watching, Bobby suspected he might even step in if someone else tried to take her. So... yeah. Bobby had no problems with Stark sticking nearby, if he wanted.

Re: Chat With Your Fellow Prisoners [07/27]

[panickedbanik.livejournal.com]

Of course Stark wouldn't try and take Sookie. That would be cruel. Bobby would let go when he was ready. And if someone else tried, yes, he would do his best to stop them. Not that he was all that much of a physical barrier, especially after so long down here.

"I'm here," he said to Bobby. Nothing else was important enough to be said out loud. That was enough for now..

Re: Chat With Your Fellow Prisoners [07/27]

[detentionsbitch.livejournal.com]

Not that Jaye was especially looking to make friends or be consoling or anything (unless maybe it was opposite day) but at some point she came over and placed the lion next to him. "He's a good listener," she explained. "Just in case."

And as she started back to her corner away from the Bobsookle, she turned back just long enough to say, "And I want him back."

Please note: this was not her being nice. This was totally a bribe in case she thought she could get away with asking for ice tomorrow.

Re: Chat With Your Fellow Prisoners [07/27]

[no-songbird.livejournal.com]

Dinah didn't know what to say any more than she had yesterday. There was really nothing to say.

"We're still here, Bobby." Dinah's voice faded. "When you want us..."

Re: Chat With Your Fellow Prisoners [07/27]

[godinthisbox.livejournal.com]

Alex crouched at what was basically minimum safe distance--maybe he should drag the frost giant over here to help out--and told Bobby bluntly, "Listen, I get that this sucks, but you have to snap out of it. You're Iceman. You're an X-Man, you're a hero. We need you to get it together."