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stunt_muppet) wrote2019-09-15 10:02 pm
stunt_muppet) wrote2019-09-15 10:02 pm
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Sunday Six 9/15
Missed it last week but didn't get a ton written this week, so have something left over from then.
Lance tries to think of a way to sit that won’t look as awkward as he feels. Just facing frontward his hands are going to wind up sitting timidly in his lap, and if he leans forward from there it’ll look like he’s studying them. He settles on turning the chair backwards so the back faces Allura, leaning his chest against the back of the seat, and folding his arms at the top to rest his head on. The position hides his own body enough. It’s something between him and them. He still needs it.
Lance tries to think of a way to sit that won’t look as awkward as he feels. Just facing frontward his hands are going to wind up sitting timidly in his lap, and if he leans forward from there it’ll look like he’s studying them. He settles on turning the chair backwards so the back faces Allura, leaning his chest against the back of the seat, and folding his arms at the top to rest his head on. The position hides his own body enough. It’s something between him and them. He still needs it.
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Haha, it helps that from a writer's perspective, sitting backwards in a chair with your arms over the top gives a character way more things to do if I need some action to fill a scene - fidgeting, leaning, tipping the chair back, sinking down behind the chair back, etc. Something to remember for when I finally get around to writing the good bits.
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Hee, that is certainly an added benefit! I have definitely ended up putting things in a draft that weren't there originally because they made things so much easier to describe...