Nathan Corlett | Minister of Temporal Affairs (
temporal_affairs) wrote2013-02-28 06:06 pm
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so very dapper
The Joker is awfully domestic, in his way. He makes pretty clothes. Nathan's perfectly happy to be a clothes horse for his sartorially-inclined mate. Some of the clothes are distinctly feminine, and Nathan does not wear those, although the Joker could probably talk him into a kilt, even if that's not a Manx thing but only their neighbors.
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"...Would've expected that to throw him a little more," muses Nathan.
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"Amumumumum," Kerron says, still gnawing on his chewtoy.
"Why yes!" says Nathan. "That is your mum. Sort of." Pause. "What shall we have him calling us?"
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"We could take him outside," Nathan proposes. "He won't sparkle, just sorta glow like he's an overedited ad for makeup, no particular security risk."
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"Awaaa," says Kerron.
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Inside the capital compound again, they run into Alice and Jasper, who are sitting together looking out the window with Alice's head leaning on Jasper's shoulder. "Hallo, Alice, Jasper," Nathan says. "Look what we made!"
Alice looks and says "Awww!"
Jasper looks between the parents and says, "...Made?"
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Nathan hands Kerron over to Alice, and she laughs and tosses him into the air. "I haven't been able to see either of you for weeks, now, not that I was trying often before," Alice tells Nathan and the Joker. "Soon I'll have so many blind spots it'll make more sense to talk about where I can look."
"Maybe when there are enough hybrids and wolves getting in your way your power will say oh, for heaven's sake and let you observe them too," Nathan suggests.
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Kerron is now waving his arms between Jasper and Alice repeatedly, like he's tracing a line between them, and cooing.
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