Sallie Abigail Reynolds (
realmrsreynolds) wrote2012-08-11 10:33 am
Sallie and Splinter.
Sallie and Splinter are both people of patterns. So, when two people who live on their routines cause their routines to be altered - sometimes they merge.
In other words, Sallie is in Mike's suite with Splinter watching his stories. (They still only get parts of Sallie's attention, but she likes being with him here.)
After the credits start rolling:
"Can rats swim?"
In other words, Sallie is in Mike's suite with Splinter watching his stories. (They still only get parts of Sallie's attention, but she likes being with him here.)
After the credits start rolling:
"Can rats swim?"

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"There is a reason we were the first creatures to flee a sinking ship. Because we knew we could outswim the humans."
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And then no other commentary for a minute.
"Have you given any thought to trying it as you are now?"
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Now she's got his full attention.
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Really, Splinter. Get with the program.
"Yes, swimming. Any thought to it?"
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He gives her a look.
A look that clearly shows that he's on to her.
"Do you wish to go swimming, Sallie?"
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It's quick and a cover-up like nobody's business.
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Though that expression changes when he begins to think about this activity in a logistical way. Splinter's never had to wear a swimsuit before.
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"We don't have to, you know. And I can teach you if you want - or we could just get floaty bits and hang about in the water drinkin' martinis.
"Whichever."
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"I was merely considering the attire appropriate for the activity, though the prospect of martinis is a delightful one."
He likes the olives.
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Sallie nods, smiling back at him. "I've got a suit here I've not worn in ages. I'm sure we could find you somethin'."
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"Dare we rummage?"
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Sallie stands to move towards Mike's room. Sorry Mike. It's for the good of the cause, she jokes in her head.
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Even though his son is not at home, Splinter still knocks on the door before entering the room.
Splinter is taken aback by what he sees.
"It...this is the cleanest I have ever seen this room."
True there are a piles of comics and books on the floor next to the bed, and yes there's a small pile of clothing where Mike clearly undressed the night before, but the room aside from that is damn near immaculate.
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Her mind goes directly to Mel, even as she goes towards a chest of drawers.
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"The bottom drawer," he says distantly as he looks around his son's room. It's...eerie.
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Sallie stands, holding a pair of bright blue knee-length swimming trunks with a yellow cartoon duck pattern on them for Splinter to view.
"You...is this acceptable? We can ask Bar too..."
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"Sometimes I wonder about that boy," he says with a sigh. "Those will be suitable. If nothing else they will distract from my pathetic swimming."
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Famous last words.
Sallie hands Splinter the trunks and heads back out into the hallway. "Want me to meet you back here after I change, or you want to come over to my room?"
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"I will change, pick up some provisions from the kitchen, and then meet you at your room. Any requests?"
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Back out in the living room, Sallie slips her shoes back on and heads towards the door. "See you in a bit!"
Out in the hallway: This is going to either be awesome or horrible.
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Splinter has changed out of his usual maroon kimono, opting instead for one of blue. He might also be barefoot.
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"Are we ready?"
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He bends and picks up a familiar picnic hamper that he'd placed down on the ground.
"Shall we?" he offers her an arm.
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There is a moment in Sallie's head of hesitation, stepping out into the main bar wearing so little - even though she's not intending on lingering there. Should've thought about pants.
But they move outside, and the sun is out. Sallie steers them both towards the warmer waters of the inlet.
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"Lovely, just lovely."
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