[hugging Vanitas is probably similar to hugging a teapot, without the angry squealing-- or an overinflated balloon. the only thing keeping him from bursting and lashing out furiously right this second is the fact that he knows it won't get her to let him go.]
[VERY ANGRILY SMACKING TRISH'S HANDS AWAY. and he just as furiously runs his own hands through his hair in attempt to straighten it out-- as much as a mop of hair like his can be sorted, anyway.]
[it's not that he cares so much about his appearance, it's the principle of the whole thing. that's strike two, Trish, one more and Vanitas will be angry enough to conjure something Iron Imprisoner sized.]
[heck, he might be angry enough to do that right now, if she stands around in his presence long enough.]
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Hi, Diane. C:
hullo!
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[Hey, she's pretty much God, so she'll be just smirking.]
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Marshmallow hell.
Boobs to the back of the head and a hug, hope you're happy kiddo.]
Oh there you are Spikey. I was wondering where you'd slunk off to.
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[hugging Vanitas is probably similar to hugging a teapot, without the angry squealing-- or an overinflated balloon. the only thing keeping him from bursting and lashing out furiously right this second is the fact that he knows it won't get her to let him go.]
[enjoy it while you can, Trish.]
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[Have a hair ruffle for good measure as she lets go.]
Good boy, I was sure you were going to at least try to bite me.
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[also his hair is a bit kerfluffled.]
Are you done?
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Nope.
[Uses both hands to gather up Vanitas' hair and try to sweep it up into some semblance of a mohawk.]
Now I'm done.
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[it's not that he cares so much about his appearance, it's the principle of the whole thing. that's strike two, Trish, one more and Vanitas will be angry enough to conjure something Iron Imprisoner sized.]
[heck, he might be angry enough to do that right now, if she stands around in his presence long enough.]
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You've been eating your veggies, Spikey?
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[as he turns on his heels and promptly starts to exit this conversation. WHEN YOU WALK AWAY, YOU DON'T HEAR ME SAY...]
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[Please like she would even say that. She does, however, very casually say:
So I was thinking about calling for pizza. You in?
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That depends.
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[And she's noticed that he's stopped.]
We could even make it a calzone.
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