doots (
doots) wrote in
bakerstreet2015-02-07 08:58 pm
BICKERING attraction
BICKERING attraction
Who said that crushes or attraction have to be all goo-goo eyes and sighing? For the two of you, that couldn't be further from the truth. You barely even like each other, or so it seems. There are hardly any moments you seem to get on better than cats and dogs...hungry cats and dogs, with their tails tied together. Both of you may have the personalities of daisy-fresh rattle snakes, which makes it easy to understand why you appear to hate each others' guts. On the other hand, you could normally be pleasant, wonderful people who can't stand being together.
But underneath all that bluster, there's a spark that can't be quenched. You two are actually not just crazy: you're crazy about each other. Outsiders may see it, even if you don't. Worse, maybe you do -
Are there feelings that are about to flow over, as your romantic tensions? If you realize how you really see them, you may wish you could be like those lovey dovey couples. Or maybe you don't.
Because possibly, no matter how much they make your heart go doki-doki, you still want to punch them in their disgusting, stupid face.
Who said that crushes or attraction have to be all goo-goo eyes and sighing? For the two of you, that couldn't be further from the truth. You barely even like each other, or so it seems. There are hardly any moments you seem to get on better than cats and dogs...hungry cats and dogs, with their tails tied together. Both of you may have the personalities of daisy-fresh rattle snakes, which makes it easy to understand why you appear to hate each others' guts. On the other hand, you could normally be pleasant, wonderful people who can't stand being together.
But underneath all that bluster, there's a spark that can't be quenched. You two are actually not just crazy: you're crazy about each other. Outsiders may see it, even if you don't. Worse, maybe you do -
Are there feelings that are about to flow over, as your romantic tensions? If you realize how you really see them, you may wish you could be like those lovey dovey couples. Or maybe you don't.
Because possibly, no matter how much they make your heart go doki-doki, you still want to punch them in their disgusting, stupid face.
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[He's learning how to handle the compliments, not quite so quick to fluster as when they first started speaking.]
Keep that up, and one day it will go to my head. I'll be intolerable.
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[He waves a hand at Cullen, the gesture clearly meaning that he should do it quickly.]
Or I'll have to make you humble by destroying you in chess. It's the only option I'll have.
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[He drowns his chuckle in another drink from his glass.]
It's the only option you know.
[Never let it be said he doesn't enjoy being mysterious now and then.]
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[He looks good and doesn't care about it. Dorian doesn't know how he manages. It takes him forever to get ready in the morning.]
I know a great deal thank you.
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You know a great deal about humbling me? This I have to hear.
[All the while he's drinking within the conversation, nothing intrusive and nothing too quick. He's already feeling it, though.]
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[The relaxed side of Cullen is nice to see as it's so infrequent. A rare sight indeed.]
I've been magically dueling since I was a child.
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[There's a competitive spark in his eyes. the Red Templars don't have the same abilities as a regular templar. For that matter, he's not completely sure he does, either, without the lyrium in his system. It will be an interesting test, both of himself and Dorian.]
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[He looked like a child without it. It was annoying.]
And we should establish some rules as well. I doubt you want me summoning spirits here. This place is rife with them.
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[He levels a look of mirth at him, not in the least ashamed of the amusement at his expense.]
Ground rules sound like a good idea. No spirit summoning, no smiting. If I were to do that when you were mana depleted, it would kill you. Let's at least keep it somewhat friendly.
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[He would never live it down if anyone at Skyhold saw him without his mustache.]
I've never been smote. I don't want to experience it if you don't mind. I promise not to set your hair on fire.
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[He'd have to be blind not to notice that much.]
You really don't. The descriptions I've heard aren't pleasant. And I appreciate the consideration. I doubt I'd be nearly as easy on the eyes bald.
[He drinks and pours again. He's better than Cabot about keeping them coming, and still giving Dorian more. It's the only way he knows he can keep up with him in this.]
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[Cullen has good looks but more could be done if he allowed it.]
You'd still have your strong jaw. That works in your benefit.
[Another drink is just what Dorian needs. It's so nice of Cullen to provide.]
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[This is about as good as it gets without honest to the Maker alchemy.]
This is me, staying humble.
[A little dryly. And drinking much less dryly.]
I think I'd prefer the spar. Weapons are far less frustrating. Besides, it will only remind me of my awkward phase.
[He may be joking. At times it's hard to tell with him.]
I doubt you had one.
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[He's admitting to wearing make up, but it should be obvious anyway. The eyelashes are natural though.]
No, no. No awkward phase. The discovering my sexuality and a Harrowing.
[Alcohol is needed after that. Dorian did not enjoy the sexual discovery.]
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[It is obvious Dorian wears it. Somehow he pulls it off.
He watches him drink, suddenly aware he has touched on a subject while they're trying to avoid subjects.]
There's a bit more...freedom here in regard to that. No one wants to see it in the streets, but that can be said of any sex. Most people don't care what you do behind closed doors.
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[Of course he does. He can pull of anything.
Ah, the alcohol will do that to Dorian. Loosening his tongue means loosening his thoughts.]
I won't mention what the Inquisitor and Bull do behind the tavern then just to spare you.
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[There are certain mental pictures he doesn't need. He has enough in him to form them anyway. He runs a hand down his face.]
You did that on purpose.
[He nudges his foot under the table with his boot toe.]
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I did. Misery loves company, my friend. I've caught them and have to share my pain.
[It was traumatizing for everyone involved. Dorian is above toe tapping but he deliberately puts his foot on top of Cullen's.]
I think we're the only ones not fumbling around with someone.
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I'll pay you back somehow. I don't know how yet. You're on notice. It's coming.
[Another long swallow burns some of the thoughts away. Adraste's tits, that was a shock he didn't see coming.]
Do you think it's because no one will have us, or is it the other way around? I know I'm difficult.
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Oh, I'm shaking in my incredibly fashionable boots.
[This time Dorian refills Cullen's glass. He's being very helpful.]
I'm a Tevinter mage. That's enough for everyone to wet their smalls running from me screaming blood magic.
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[There's no heat in it. Especially not when he's getting a refill without having to ask for it.]
You just need to find someone adventurous. That's all. As for me, I suppose I'm married to my work. It's no big surprise.
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[The days of casual flings are over for Dorian Pavus. His dick is sad indeed.]
You also blush any time someone tries to romance you.
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[He's one to talk.]
You say that as though it's an everyday occurrence. Just...romance waltzing out of the woodwork.
[As for blushing, speak of it, and it appears. Damn him.]
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[People look twice at Dorian but never for the reason he wants.]
I can point out at least three people in this tavern right now that are giving you longing glances. You don't see it but it's there.
[Some of those glances have turned jealous and are directed at Dorian but no matter.]
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[He's not trying to needle, really. Just trying to learn more than their usual conversations over chess allow. It's harder to be open in a courtyard full of people constantly walking by.
He makes a soft scoffing sound and glances around before turning his attention back to him.]
Longing glances. They see what? They have no idea who I really am, or what involvement with me would entail. They either see prestige or a pretty face, and to be honest I couldn't care less about anyone who wants me for that.
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