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[Note: Will is unlikely to use video unless there is a good need for it. He'd be more inclined to do text until he's made a substantial recovery and becomes more comfortable with voice.]

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[infomodder]

[What isn't with this guy and food, really.]

Preoccupations with fire are common. Does damage but doesn't exactly dirty hands. A foul move, and deadly, but it makes it more difficult to track which fingers are covered in that dirt and blood. Easy to blame it on a malfunctioning device in whatever sort of thing goes up in flames. I've seen it happen more often than I'd like.

[And for worse purposes.]

Crouch, from what I've read, wouldn't count as intelligent. If he was intelligent, he wouldn't be following anyone. He wouldn't need anyone else to encourage him to act on his lack of stability. He wouldn't need to be part of a group. None of them would. It could be brainwashing, it could be a desire to "fit in" with someone, it could be a lot of things. Sure, there is intelligence in those who follow such people, but the more intelligent don't usually last long. They get taken out as threats or have the smarts to get out of it in one way or another before they get taken out of the picture entirely. Blindly following hardly seems intelligent unless it was something like capture-bonding, and that doesn't seem to be the case.

(Capture-bonding is the idea that someone who is kidnapped does what they can to bond with their captor in the hopes of coming out as unscathed as possible. They do what they feel they must in order to survive. Sometimes this leads to less happy scenarios, such as the victims being rescued but having developed what they view as genuine feelings for their captors and begging them not be judged too harshly or to be left with them. Falling in love with them, etc. He's not in love with him, is he?)

I'll be doing some looking into it and coming to my own verdict, yes. It gives me something to do here. Why not.

You're welcome, Mr. Dumbledore. Did you still have that scramble recipe? That songbird has a nest full of eggs.

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[palebee]

In love with him? To my knowledge, no, however I believe we've already discussed its patchiness. Any such infatuation would at the least seem unrelated to the scenario that you describe, Crouch appears to take too much of his own initiative.

I've attached the recipe. I believe that you'll find it better-suited for heartier fare than those of larks or sparrows; chicken eggs are ideal for their large, rich bearing -- the eggs of wild birds are more fragile, and best when poached or otherwise delicately handled. You'd do well to look in your house's icebox, or to alter your plans accordingly.

[ you fucking american heathen ]

[infomodder]

All right. I've got some homework to do and then I'll see how to balance things out. I've got some things to work out before I go any further and if you don't find yourself understanding it when it happens, don't be shocked. I don't expect anyone to, and if they do, then I'll be pleasantly surprised.

[Things he's not counting on: Sherlock Holmes.]

Trust me, I know how to make a scramble with whatever eggs are around. But don't worry. I was kidding. I'm pretty much a pescatarian here in Asgard. Everything else seems to have lost its flavor.

[Even fish loses its flavor. Will Graham isn't eating so great here in Asgard, and he's still not sure if his clocks are on point or if he's looking at blank paper. Issues.]

That means I'm mostly a seafood kind of guy, no other meat. Not that poultry is meat, of course, but there's comfort in fish more than there is in chicken or turkey or quail.

[lbr — Thanksgiving was just another day at Casa Graham. A day his father had to shuck him off to someone while he worked, take him to work, or sit around waiting to get a call that he had a job just come in off the shore and was needed.]

Talk to you later.