Sherlock Holmes, after a fashion (
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more violin antics
Characters: Sherry Holmes, whoever elseIn all the time that Sherlock Holmes has been at this institution, not once has anyone caught him sleeping in his dorm room. He does it only when no one else is there. If that becomes impractical, he goes without or finds himself a nice quiet roof.
Format: prose
This log is: open
Location: White dorm and surrounding area
Summary: Sherry plays the violin. Obnoxiously. Again.
More and more often, however, he can be found sitting at the open window of White 1-B playing the violin. Once in a while it's a genuine violin solo, composed as such by someone who died before 1950, but the majority of his material is a little more recent. He seems determined to adapt the entire musical repertoire of the classic rock era to his chosen instrument. Pink Floyd is a particular favourite.
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"That's not music," Huashi said with a frown, the statement more like an accusation. And well, it kind of is. Wujing played a flute, and they'd passed a town once where the lady of the house that they got to stay in had played pretty music.
So when she'd heard the first thing resembling music since being brought here, Huashi had detoured from her mission of getting Kotarou and her new bedclothes.
This. Was not music. She was very offended.
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"No, it's not! Music doesn't sound like that!" Huashi scowled and rearranged the pillow in her grip, noting the bed he was closest to. Maybe she should steal his pillow for tricking her and making not-music.
She was almost annoyed that he smelled completely normal for a human, and that she couldn't accuse him of smelling bad.
"Stop it." She finally demanded.
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The bed he's closest to is the one not yet claimed; his own is just beyond that, and looks just as untouched.
"It is music, my music, and I will continue to play it."
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"What is that, anyway." It wasn't exactly a question, but she didn't know what it was, either.
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Of course, maybe it was from... Where had they been travelling to, anyway? With an outraged mental gasp, Huashi realized that, too, had been taken. But at least it wasn't as horrible as some of the other things.
"Where is it from?" She was starting to get curious, but was still standing in the doorway. It wouldn't do to trust that man.
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Yup.
Huh.
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"Um." He's grasping at straws here. "What music is that? I don't think I recognize it."
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"Violin?"
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"Um, I was told this was my dorm..."
(Ignoring, of course, that he was a student council member, and wasn't supposed to have a dorm -- but by now the denial had worn off, and Shoujou was forced to admit that he was now an ordinary student, with ordinary privileges.
And he would have to share a dorm.
God damn.)
"Is this yours, too?"
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Now he looks up. His scrutiny of the boy in the doorway is intense; he even stops playing for a moment. Wouldn't want to miss anything, not if this fellow is going to be living here.
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It's difficult to be cheerful when the man is staring so hard. Shoujou walks into the room (why was he not a student council member, what was going on), tentatively approaching the bed closest to the doorway.
"Do you know which of the beds isn't taken yet, at least?" he asks.
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"You mind?" He demanded from where he sat on his bed, the exaclan manual laid out in front of him. He was barely a third through and the other wasn't helping matters. Nevermind that in Kevin's eyes, the only worthwhile music always included a guitar solo and a heavy bass.
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He closes his eyes and plays a long, quiet note.
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"Why do you play that anyway?"
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"This instrument or this music? In both cases, because I enjoy it."
The note ends. He pauses in his playing.
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