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flashback time wrote:
"Remember, Vincent. A royal must always..." Vince was quick to let his tutor's voice fade into white noise. Good stars, what a bore.
But, wait, something caught his attention over her shoulder. There! The warrior's son, out in the courtyard. Gliding through the open space with all the sureness and grace in the world, with his head held aloft. Chest high, arms crossed behind his back. Vince's eyes sparkled with interest for the first time that day. His thoughts strayed.
It was weird to find a role model in one of your peers.
It was even weirder when said peer was in a lower social class than you, too.
There was something... oddly compelling about the tom, that warrior's son. So devil-may-care. So at ease. So slick spoken.
So cool. Christopher was his name. Christopher did whatever he wanted. Stars above... Vince wished he had that luxury. Ooh, but if he did, the places he'd go...
Far away from this stuffy manor, that's for sure. And this town. And this country, while he was at it.
"Vincent!"
The hiss from his instructor brought him back to the presence. He scowled. And these lessons too, please.
Vince bets Christopher's already seen so much, even though Christopher was only a couple years older than Vince was. So world-wise already. And, the few times he's seen Christopher's face, his smooth expression was endlessly unflappable. Just a touch smug too, especially when he tilted his chin just so. And with a battle scar to boot, already!
Dang. Even after practicing the expression in his mirror multiple times, Vince still couldn't get it right. Christopher's smirk was a little easier to replicate. A little crooked, a little coy, and promising a host of problems. Still looked like a grimace on Vince, though.
And everything always seemed to go his way. Vince always has to use money to get what he wants out of people (maybe an added smile as well to sweeten the deal), but Vince has never seen Christopher spend a sickle to charm a hapless soul. That sort of cunning couldn't be bought.
Vince near despised his year mates and their boorish and vapid ways. They threw money where they could, which prevented anyone from saying otherwise to their stupidity. And his father expected Vince to play nice with these cats!
Vince hated that he couldn't be around more intelligent cats. More cats like... well, Christopher.
Christopher seemed to know what he was doing.
Vince would be untouchable with that sort of cunning and intuition. And popular with the mollies for sure. He definitely needed to get that chill look of Christopher's down by tonight. Maybe then, Vince could actually work up the courage to approach the budding warrior.
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name: Marquess Vincent "Vince" Calloway-Dupont
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prompt: {456}flashback time wrote:
"Remember, Vincent. A royal must always..." Vince was quick to let his tutor's voice fade into white noise. Good stars, what a bore.
But, wait, something caught his attention over her shoulder. There! The warrior's son, out in the courtyard. Gliding through the open space with all the sureness and grace in the world, with his head held aloft. Chest high, arms crossed behind his back. Vince's eyes sparkled with interest for the first time that day. His thoughts strayed.
It was weird to find a role model in one of your peers.
It was even weirder when said peer was in a lower social class than you, too.
There was something... oddly compelling about the tom, that warrior's son. So devil-may-care. So at ease. So slick spoken.
So cool. Christopher was his name. Christopher did whatever he wanted. Stars above... Vince wished he had that luxury. Ooh, but if he did, the places he'd go...
Far away from this stuffy manor, that's for sure. And this town. And this country, while he was at it.
"Vincent!"
The hiss from his instructor brought him back to the presence. He scowled. And these lessons too, please.
Vince bets Christopher's already seen so much, even though Christopher was only a couple years older than Vince was. So world-wise already. And, the few times he's seen Christopher's face, his smooth expression was endlessly unflappable. Just a touch smug too, especially when he tilted his chin just so. And with a battle scar to boot, already!
Dang. Even after practicing the expression in his mirror multiple times, Vince still couldn't get it right. Christopher's smirk was a little easier to replicate. A little crooked, a little coy, and promising a host of problems. Still looked like a grimace on Vince, though.
And everything always seemed to go his way. Vince always has to use money to get what he wants out of people (maybe an added smile as well to sweeten the deal), but Vince has never seen Christopher spend a sickle to charm a hapless soul. That sort of cunning couldn't be bought.
Vince near despised his year mates and their boorish and vapid ways. They threw money where they could, which prevented anyone from saying otherwise to their stupidity. And his father expected Vince to play nice with these cats!
Vince hated that he couldn't be around more intelligent cats. More cats like... well, Christopher.
Christopher seemed to know what he was doing.
Vince would be untouchable with that sort of cunning and intuition. And popular with the mollies for sure. He definitely needed to get that chill look of Christopher's down by tonight. Maybe then, Vince could actually work up the courage to approach the budding warrior.

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