Kellerman's Resort, Saturday Evening, October 17th

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It was the last night of a magical week here at Kellerman's. It could only be hoped that everyone had the time of their lives. That they'd never felt this way before.

But we swear it's the truth.

And they owe it all to the wonderful camp for putting up with everyone's shenanigans. Bobby.

[OOC: And here we go! | Morning Post | Cottage & Room List | Rooms | Pool, Hot Tub, Sauna | Kellerman's Bar | Kellerman's Farewell Party | Moonlight Boat Ride | Lake Hike | Bonfire | OOC |OCD is up! Go have fun!]

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Re: Kellerman's Farewell Party

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"That's good enough for me," he said and grinned. "Sorry, just had to check. One of those things I do."

Re: Kellerman's Farewell Party

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"And one of the reasons I'm not that interested in ever having a girlfriend," Mat replied. "I prefer not to be that bloody invested."

Re: Kellerman's Farewell Party

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"I thought like that once," he said and smiled indulgently at Mat. "Good luck trying to keep that up. Meet the right person and it's impossible."

Re: Kellerman's Farewell Party

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Mat made a face. "I'm twenty, not bloody dead, thanks."

Re: Kellerman's Farewell Party

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"I'm eighteen," he shared, shaking his head, "and I don't think it matters. I'm not telling you to find a girl and settle down, man. Just that...it can happen to anyone."

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"Only if you stay still long enough," Mat said, "so no. I'm not Perrin with the wife with the knives and the glaring and the stomping and the making sure he never doesn't anything fun."

Re: Kellerman's Farewell Party

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"Are you a runaway bachelor?" Hannibal asked, amused.

Re: Kellerman's Farewell Party

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Mat snorted. "Hardly. I just have sense."

Re: Kellerman's Farewell Party

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"That an implication that I don't?" he asked, raising an eyebrow.

Re: Kellerman's Farewell Party

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"You're the one who's first words out of their mouth were about their girlfriend," Mat said with a shrug. "Sounds like you've gone at least a little mad."

Re: Kellerman's Farewell Party

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"Buddy, I've never been all the way sane," Hannibal said, smiling thinly. "I'm protective. I just wanted to make sure. Not all guys are gentlemen."

Re: Kellerman's Farewell Party

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"And I strike you as the type who doesn't know when a woman doesn't want to be chased?" Mat looked a little insulted. "Thanks."

Re: Kellerman's Farewell Party

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"Buddy, I don't know you," Hannibal said, shrugging. "Thought it better to ask than just to start punching."

Re: Kellerman's Farewell Party

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"Thank you very much for that," Mat said dryly. And he'd thought that Arthur was the more unreasonable one of the pair of them running the frat. "I'd never, ever hurt a woman. I have four sisters."

Two of whom were now on the way to being bloody Aes Sedai, something Mat didn't want to think about. They'd been annoying enough without the Power.

Re: Kellerman's Farewell Party

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"And would you automatically trust some guy that had eyes for one of your sisters?" Hannibal wondered.

Re: Kellerman's Farewell Party

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"I come from a very, very small village," Mat said with a smile. "If anyone had an eye on one of my sisters, I've known him all my life."

Re: Kellerman's Farewell Party

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"Then, you're lucky," Hannibal said, shrugging easily. "I'm not trying to offend you here. I'm just...protective. It's a thing. It's not you."

Re: Kellerman's Farewell Party

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"It's a rather insulting thing," Mat said evenly. "You're lucky I'm not Ebou Dari. They'd duel for less."

Ebou Dari would duel over an ill-timed sneeze, mind...

Re: Kellerman's Farewell Party

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"And I'm not apologizing for being protective," he said and shrugged. "It is what it is. I'm not looking for a fight and I'm not going to try and explain things to you because you can't see my perspective. Wasn't trying to insult you, though. Take my word or don't."

Re: Kellerman's Farewell Party

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"I've no reason to doubt your word," Mat said.

Re: Kellerman's Farewell Party

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"See, there we go," he said and smiled. "No dueling needed. I'd rather not get run through with a sword on the last day of vacation."

Re: Kellerman's Farewell Party

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"Knives are more my speed anyway," Mat said with an answering smile.

Re: Kellerman's Farewell Party

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"Let's not run me through with one of those either," he said and winced. "I've done pretty good at keeping myself uninjured lately. I'd hate to break that streak."

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"How long's your streak?" Mat asked, interested. "Mine's from a few days before getting sent here."

Re: Kellerman's Farewell Party

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"A few months, maybe?" Hannibal said, thinking back. "I used to have an issue with starting, finishing, ending in, whatever with fights."