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sleep don't visit - Sven - Feb 08, 2017 Since Elettra's death, Sven had not made a point of seeking out any wolf other than Attica. As his pack mates mourned so did he, privately. He did not need their grief compounding his own, did not want to see the faces that shared the same shame as he. Whether or not another soul believed it, the pale teenager felt that they all had a part to play in this tragedy. He'd been meant to take care of his grandmother, to ensure her happiness, and he had failed. She had been killed by the sorrow of seeing her mate dead, and Sven had done close to nothing to prevent it. Yet wallowing could not be his way of life. There was nothing that could be done to bring his Nonna back from the grave, but he could ensure that all of these mistakes ceased once and for all. The pack would need to move forward, and he had his own particular, unspoken vision on how that was to occur. First, though, he had questions. The wolf which hopefully had the questions for him was discovered not too far from the main den, which now felt so empty without Elettra to curl up next to each night. With a woof Sven greeted his uncle, tail wagging only once each way before stilling behind him. "Nicolo. Can we talk?" RE: sleep don't visit - Nicolò - Feb 14, 2017 [dohtml]
RE: sleep don't visit - Sven - Mar 15, 2017 Nicolo stopped at his voice, and Sven took the opportunity to bump his shoulder lightly against the other man's as he passed before turning round and standing to face him. This wasn't going to be an easy topic to broach, especially in light of current events. However, it had been put off for long enough, the teenager needed this answers, and hopefully his uncle had it in him to forgive any blunt questions posed. Yet... "You doing alright?" It felt important to ask that first, because Nicolo had been distant long before Elettra's passing. Ever since Adele had passed on. Now, he had no sisters left, not even a brother-in-law. Well, he had Enoki though, didn't he? "Considering," he appended, because he wasn't specifically asking about the man's state in direct regards to his nonna's passing. None of them had dealt with that blow, and so it went without speaking. RE: sleep don't visit - Nicolò - Apr 12, 2017 [dohtml]
RE: sleep don't visit - Sven - Apr 24, 2017 Miss them. Of course it was a plural, one would have to be blind not to see how close Adele and Nicolo had been. Even questionably so, one might say, as Sven could recall a remark or two by both his father and his aunt Morganna about the situation. The teen had to wonder, would his uncle ever recover from the loss of his sister? If it were Attica... no. He couldn't even think it. Still, he couldn't exactly empathize. While Adele had never explicitly wronged him, she had always kept an aloof distance. She had been a consistently silent and almost ignorable presence, and by now Sven had gotten used to the absence of her unassuming existence. Anything that might have been felt had certainly been eclipsed by the loss of Elettra. Sven possessed the grace to sigh, however, a sympathetic and heavy exhale. The question, of course, had been returned to him, but by now Nicolo's cool interest was nothing new. He'd appeared to see something different in the boy ever since Morganna had left without him, perhaps in the same way that Sven viewed @Enoki in an altered light. Uncertain but still present, still significant. "As well as I can be." The anger, the pain, the loneliness all still ate at him, but he likened it to his mother leaving. He knew by now that he could survive such a thing, that while he would never fully recover, it would not end him. Anyways, regardless of how he felt, she was still watching. He had to make his Nonna proud. "I know it's not a great time, but I need to ask you. About when you stepped down, gave leadership to Renier. Why?" The question was simple, but he expected it to be difficult to answer. It had to be, didn't it? That was so much to relinquish, to just give up. The cause had to match. |