[ It has been a long, long time since Verso thought of himself in that context. So it doesn't occur to him what it might seem like. Too much time on his own. ]
It might.
[ When Gustave finds him, yes, there is the piano, and ... Verso leaning with one hand lightly on and spacing out staring over the water. ]
Not at all. Let me, just—er, make myself comfortable.
[ kind of a funny situation to be in, setting his bedroll up to the side and a bit behind the piano bench so he can be serenaded, but it's a sweet kind of funny. ]
Maelle mentioned you could play. I know a little, but I'm much more of a listener than a player.
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Bring your bedroll to the far side of the camp site. I think there is something I can do to help.
[ ... music. He means music. ]
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Ordinarily I'd say sorry to bother you, but since you're up too, maybe it'll help us both.
[ smooth. ]
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It might.
[ When Gustave finds him, yes, there is the piano, and ... Verso leaning with one hand lightly on and spacing out staring over the water. ]
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Ahh, I see. You're going to play me a lullaby?
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Verso starts, slightly, then turns, his expression wistful but also somehow less closed off than usual. ]
More or less. Even without being a lullaby, music can soothe the mind, if you let it.
As you said you are giving up on sleep, I thought I'd offer to try. It wouldn't hurt, would it?
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[ kind of a funny situation to be in, setting his bedroll up to the side and a bit behind the piano bench so he can be serenaded, but it's a sweet kind of funny. ]
Maelle mentioned you could play. I know a little, but I'm much more of a listener than a player.