Post by Elsceetaria on May 1, 2012 12:48:09 GMT 10
Series: A Year in the Life
Title: Impressions
Rating: PG-13
Event: Tasty Triple Jump
Words: 206
Summary: Rosethorn is not impressed with Crane's banana.
AN: Thanks to Carbon Kiwi for the prompt. I don't think she meant for me to do this with it though.
Crane arrived at Discipline cottage carefully cradling his newest plant. It was the fruit from a bush that had been sent from a tropical island. He had the literal fruit of his labor carefully wrapped in a white cloth. He burst into the main room without bothering to knock on the door.
Rosethorn and Lark were sitting at the table talking, but they turned as he entered. Rosethorn got up, grabbed Crane’s habit, and began pulling his to the door, “What have we told you about knocking? We are trying to run a civilized household here.”
Lark, however, just set a hand upon Rosethorn’s arm saying, “You have made your point, Rosie. I’m sure Crane had a reason for bursting in here.”
“Yes, I did,” replied Crane. “Look!”
He thrust the small package at his fellow green mage. She took it and opened the package to reveal a small yellow fruit and asked, “Well, what is it?”
Crane replied, “It’s a banana.”
Lark asked, “Did you say this was called a banana?”
“Yes, I did.”
Rosethorn carefully studied the fruit, then responded, “Well, whatever you call it. I’ve seen better. I would have been sure that a green mage such as yourself could have grown better.”
Title: Impressions
Rating: PG-13
Event: Tasty Triple Jump
Words: 206
Summary: Rosethorn is not impressed with Crane's banana.
AN: Thanks to Carbon Kiwi for the prompt. I don't think she meant for me to do this with it though.
Crane arrived at Discipline cottage carefully cradling his newest plant. It was the fruit from a bush that had been sent from a tropical island. He had the literal fruit of his labor carefully wrapped in a white cloth. He burst into the main room without bothering to knock on the door.
Rosethorn and Lark were sitting at the table talking, but they turned as he entered. Rosethorn got up, grabbed Crane’s habit, and began pulling his to the door, “What have we told you about knocking? We are trying to run a civilized household here.”
Lark, however, just set a hand upon Rosethorn’s arm saying, “You have made your point, Rosie. I’m sure Crane had a reason for bursting in here.”
“Yes, I did,” replied Crane. “Look!”
He thrust the small package at his fellow green mage. She took it and opened the package to reveal a small yellow fruit and asked, “Well, what is it?”
Crane replied, “It’s a banana.”
Lark asked, “Did you say this was called a banana?”
“Yes, I did.”
Rosethorn carefully studied the fruit, then responded, “Well, whatever you call it. I’ve seen better. I would have been sure that a green mage such as yourself could have grown better.”
Maybe once we'd have seen it during Smackdown!