That makes sense. Human. He can just be human. Now he feels dumb for bringing it up, but he can't just back out.
"Well, I've only...ever been a thief. Rags the thief. And that's all I ever thought I could be. But, I don't know. Maybe I'm not just that? But if I'm not, I guess I don't know who or what I am," he tells her softly.
He gets up, takes her hand, and follows her up onto the bed. "Ah, here? No. When I go home? Maybe. I don't know. My life is so fucked at home that I don't know what's going to happen when we go back. We're going to defeat Morien. Take down the Queen, I guess. And then life is going to change and I guess I don't have to be a thief anymore, but I don't know what else I'm going to be. I don't - have any other skills. I can juggle real fucking good."
"That's - I kind of like being in the garden," he admits. "Not that I want to be a fucking farmer or anything. But I know that I can keep a garden. I can plant things and I know what they need."
He smiles. "I turned into a fae for a while, during the flood. Did you know? And I could fucking talk to the plants."
"They all want more fertilizer because it tastes good?" he laughs. "I don't know. They're needy fuckers. But they don't know what they need. They just like to complain and tell me how they miss real sun."
"No, thank fuck," he mutters. "I did see him as a wolf, but that's something that he does on his own, I think. We fought a bit, though. That was alright. I could actually kind of keep up with him in that way."
Taylor looks at him, raising an eyebrow, and tilts her device enough that he can see the video of a small ferret bouncing around gleefully in coils of Taylor's webbing.
"You're the stupidest smart person I know, so you're perfect for each other." She grins at, but shuts her device off. No risk of her sending it right now, anyway.
"Perfect for nothing," he mutters, hopping back down and pouting playfully on the floor. "Anyway, he's your warden. You shouldn't talk about your warden like that."
"Yeah, but I bet he can. I wouldn't tease like..." She has to think about that, leaning back on her hands. "Yeah, actually, I can't think of a warden I wouldn't tease. Gotta punch up."
"There was that one warden that had to get his fucking boyfriend or whatever to come and tease back," he tells her with a roll of his eyes. "Because he couldn't take a little taunting from me. He's gone now, and we - came to an understanding. But he was the fucking worst at first."
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"Well, I've only...ever been a thief. Rags the thief. And that's all I ever thought I could be. But, I don't know. Maybe I'm not just that? But if I'm not, I guess I don't know who or what I am," he tells her softly.
"It's fucking stupid."
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"Thief is a job, Rags. You can be a thief, but you still take your hand out of people's pockets and quit for the day. You're not nothing when you do."
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"I never stopped doing that," he tells her. "That was my life. Because if I stopped, I'd die. Even here, I still do it."
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"Still think you'd die?"
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"You can take all the time you want here before you go home, though. Build some skills up. That's what I've been doing."
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He smiles. "I turned into a fae for a while, during the flood. Did you know? And I could fucking talk to the plants."
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She pulls her hair back into a ponytail, letting a spider tie it, only in part because she remembers what else he turned into during the flood.
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"They all want more fertilizer because it tastes good?" he laughs. "I don't know. They're needy fuckers. But they don't know what they need. They just like to complain and tell me how they miss real sun."
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He groans a bit.
Dramatically.
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"Take that off! Why do you have that!" he laughs.
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He rubs the back of his neck.
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Even temp wardens doing her a large favor.
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He raises his eyebrows.
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