1. go
here2. pick a character
3. reply with character request in the subject line, build up a scene of your preference (tl;dr, au, canon, crack, short, I don't even mind)
4. I will bang it like a heavy metal band
(shamelessly ganked from the lovely
sugartits)
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No baseball, all chess. Maybe croquet.]
You don't have to tell me that, I know to do everything for the family.
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Yeah, you always do huh?
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I'm not a slacker like you.
[Though that's not as true as it used to be. Soon Gokudera will have to stop saying it entirely.]
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[Maybe when that happens Gokudera will finally want to be his friend.]
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[It's unfortunate for Gokudera that he would already call Yamamoto his friend. He just doesn't want to be.]
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[And he still has to ask someone for help tying them every single time.]
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If you paid attention you'd know how to get them to look proper.
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I'll get it right eventually. But til then I think it works fine the way we do it now.
[He likes getting ready for the serious stuff with Gokudera, he calms him down strangely enough.]
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motheringmaking sure Yamamoto doesn't embarrass the family gets Gokudera worked up in a way that is almost zen.]It's just going to stay the same if you don't work on it.
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It's not my fault they make those knots so difficult! How come you know them so well anyway? You don't wear suits any more than I do.
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[He picks up the empty paper cover from his chopsticks, looping it around and moving his fingers fast and carefully, and passes the resulting chopstick cover tie to Yamamoto. He might be a little smug.]
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Hahaha! That is really cool!
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So you see not being able to tie a tie isn't acceptable in our line of work.
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[He looks a little sad about that, Gokudera doesn't want to hang out with him :c ]
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[Gokudera doesn't want to hang out with someone so incompetent that they can't handle tying their own tie.]
... You should give me some of your knowledge in exchange.
[He's pretty sure Yamamoto doesn't have any but he's being diplomatic. And that's important.]
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[He thinks it over, trying to come up with something Gokudera might not know. He doubts Gokudera would like another lesson in the rules of baseball, but maybe there is something else...]
Have you ever made sushi before?
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That... [it could be fun, whispers the part of Gokudera that occasionally talks sense.] will be acceptable.
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Let's try that then!
[Like, right now. He jumps up and grabs Gokudera's wrist dragging him towards the kitchen.]
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What do you want to make?
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We are! I meant what kind do you want to make?
[He almost suggests octopus, but bites back his remark to keep the peace in the kitchen. It's not a good idea to make Gokudera angry in a space with so many flammable things.]
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Shit. All he can think of is octopus.]
The nice stuff.
[He's going to leave it to Yamamoto to work out what that is. Because he doesn't have a clue.]
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[Really, what else did Gokudera expect?]
We can start with some simple ones, since you've never made any before. Do you prefer salmon or tuna?
[He walks over to the sink to wash his hands, you should follow him Gokudera.]
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He moseys over to the sink and washes his hands as well.
Step one: managed.]
Tuna. [Really he doesn't care, it's fish and it all tastes the same.]
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