Open Post for Jean Prouvaire

[pluspetitpoete]

Who: Jehan Prouvaire (pluspetitpoete) & everyone
What: Open Post
When: June
Where: See prompts for details
Warning(s): None



Wyver Prompts:

i: The Blessed Waters. Jehan is deeply pleased to have a job. After some exploring, he found there were loads of little shops in and around The Blessed Waters that were more than happy to have an extra set of hands around. While he's not yet trained to make the drinks, he can at least serve them to customers. He's also able to collect and safeguard clothes for those wanting to go for a dip. He's more than happy to help you.

ii. The Market Place: Now that he has a few coins in his pocket, he's excited to explore the marketplace. He's been a few times of course, but hasn't been able to purchase anything. Perhaps he'll get something to make a nice dinner for his friends. Or some new clothes from himself.

Olympia Prompt:

i. The Market Place: While he loves the market place in Wyver, Olympia has much more interesting clothing! Their shops are fantastic and the cloths and fabrics they use to create the clothing entraced Jehan. He can't stop feeling the hems of dresses and the arms of shirts as he wanders through, quietly in awe of all the wares.

Comments

[winecasks]

I treat myself as I always have.

[ Grantaire always spoke negatively of himself and of the world in general. The isn’t half as harsh as he can get, or half as harsh as he’s been in the past. He practically welcomes cruel words from Enjolras because they mean Enjolras is listening to him, but he doesn’t know what to do with kind words. What has he done to earn them?

He squeezes his friend’s hand, eyebrows knitting together because Jehan sounds so sincere. ]

I would dislike very much to be fussed at by you more than I am now. If I requested it, would you be able to join me instead of a guide?

[pluspetitpoete]

I could try, yes. Let me talk to someone and see if they'll take my place? And I'll take you out to the waters. They just need someone to watch over the shop and whatnot.

Give me a moment to make arrangements?

[winecasks]

I have as many moments as you need to take. If they’re against the idea, tell them that I will pay extra. Ah—

[ He holds up his other hand, raising his eyebrows before Jehan can even begin to speak. ]

I see that look, Prouvaire, and I will have you know that my pockets are full today. Lucky for us, I often have far better luck with gambling than I do with most other things.

[ He is quite good at gambling, it's true, but that's only where half the money came from. Easier to round it all up to gambling than admitting to a job, really. ]

[pluspetitpoete]

[He does look slightly suspicious, and he doesn't want Grantaire to have to spend his money needlessly, but he goes to ask the owner of the shop if he could act as a guide.

He returns with a coworker, giving them a wave and coming around the counter to join Grantaire.] We should be all set for a little while.

Shall I be your guide?

[winecasks]

[ Grantaire doesn’t consider it to be needless spending. There’s nothing he loves more than his friends, and spending a little more time with someone who he considers to be one of his closest friends is worth the price.

He actually smiles properly when Jehan joins him once more, pleased that he won’t be alone. ]

Shall you? I would want for nothing more.

[pluspetitpoete]

Just follow me carefully. Some of the places can get quite slick. [He holds loosely onto Grantaire's hand, leading him over paths and across bridges to get further back, to the cold water pools.]

They're meant to have healing powers, you know. I wonder what our dear Joly would feel about such things. He'd probably give us a lecture about polarities and which way the pools are facing.

[winecasks]

My dearest Jehan, it’s almost as if you think me drunk enough to stumble.

[ He isn’t, not right now, and that’s the sad joke. He would quite like to be, but there will be time for drinking later. ]

I’ll have you know that my boots have never let me down.

[ All the same, he doesn’t know the way on his own, so he grips Jehan’s hand and allows himself to be led through the winding paths. ]

Everything is meant to have powers of some sort here, isn’t it? [ He doesn’t like it. He doesn’t like that he has to believe in it. It disrupts his entire belief system. ] Joly would fear hypothermia, if we stay in too long. A limit of fifteen minutes would be his suggestion, I think. Perhaps less.