[ Roy would very much like to know what the fuck is going on, but he's had little to no answers since he got here, no fucking thanks to Methman (aka Methuselah, he just can't remember his actual name) who just fucks off to whereever the fuck he came from. Then again, Roy can hardly blame the guy when him and the rest of the arrivals aren't his problem. Roy would probably do the same. (And like Methuselah, he'd come back to check on everyone because he does have a conscience.)
He should probably be focusing more on the unexpected surge of electricity brought on by the aurora, but it's the appearance of people - there but not there - that makes him stop and stare. He's never seen a ghost before - is this what they look like? Or is he having some kind of mental breakdown brought on from the stress of being stuck in Milton without football?
He's had a lifetime of shoulders bumping heavily into him, mostly on the pitch, so it doesn't faze him. ]
Doc. [ He greets her with a nod before looking towards where he saw the kid went. Roy was drawn to the kid too, which he wonders is the result of spending so much time with his niece. Becoming an uncle has changed him over the years, makes him notice children more when they're sad because he's always looking for those signs in Phoebe. He wants to make sure she's happy and if she's not, he'll fix it. ]
I saw him. You're seeing this shit too, then? [ He's not just talking about the kid - he's talking about everyone. ]
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He should probably be focusing more on the unexpected surge of electricity brought on by the aurora, but it's the appearance of people - there but not there - that makes him stop and stare. He's never seen a ghost before - is this what they look like? Or is he having some kind of mental breakdown brought on from the stress of being stuck in Milton without football?
He's had a lifetime of shoulders bumping heavily into him, mostly on the pitch, so it doesn't faze him. ]
Doc. [ He greets her with a nod before looking towards where he saw the kid went. Roy was drawn to the kid too, which he wonders is the result of spending so much time with his niece. Becoming an uncle has changed him over the years, makes him notice children more when they're sad because he's always looking for those signs in Phoebe. He wants to make sure she's happy and if she's not, he'll fix it. ]
I saw him. You're seeing this shit too, then? [ He's not just talking about the kid - he's talking about everyone. ]