[It takes her a minute or two to spot where he is, but once she does, she heads over and kneels down so she's more on his level, tugging on his shirt.]
[ The tugging does enough to rouse him from slumber, though initially it's just him opening his eyes just a bit to squint at her. Blurry, sleepy vision. ]
Because he'd been in an accident. That's why most of the mission was with Collette being in the rehabilitation center with him.
[ One final push of searching through the bag turns up the store of chocolates. He pulls out a white paper bag tied at the top with ribbons and marked in fancy French lettering rather than a box. ]
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Caesar, wake up.
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What? Why?
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[And give her chocolate. Priorities.]
You gotta get up.
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Fine, fine. [ He'll sit up some, though he has no intention of standing. ] Did you even want to know about the mission or do you just want your candy?
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[ But first, let him sit up away from the bags and pull one around. He'll begin his search for where he left all the chocolate. ]
Not that it's a very exciting story. There's an awful lot of sitting around and reading in it...
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There's a whole year to cover, Ahiru. It'd go faster if you told me what you'd actually like to know about it.
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[A pause.]
I mean, what was the mission for?
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[ It's an incredibly simplified version, but that's the basic idea. ]
Which we, well, did. It just took a really long time.
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Why wouldn't he have gone through with it?
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[ One final push of searching through the bag turns up the store of chocolates. He pulls out a white paper bag tied at the top with ribbons and marked in fancy French lettering rather than a box. ]
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Thank you, Caesar. So, was it building up his confidence, or something else?
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