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freezedoutI can't fix that now. I can't fix that --
I can't...
Why did he ever leave? Why did he ever go? Why did he have to open the door and see where it led him? (You know why, don't pretend you don't, don't pretend you don't have a clue. Don't be an idiot, son, don't...) He'd known he had to get back to help Scott, but he didn't think it would bring him to Glen Capri and after the strange hotel with free rooms, the second strange motel in such a short time means his trust is running short when it comes to the unexplainable lodging industry.
"Get the chains," he finds himself saying, again. He's himself and he's his father, both sides of the same coin, past and present and future, and before he can stop it, he's screaming at the top of his lungs, scrambling to get up and out and away from the freezer and when he pushes madly to find somewhere to hide, he grabs hold of the door and wrenches it open, stumbling into the hallway of another familiar hotel.
Isaac shakes his head when the panic assaults him at the strange room, but the voices are following him, even here. "Get the chains," he says again, staggering back in fear at his own voice, whispering and begging to himself, "No," again and again, "No," and there's nowhere safe, so he needs to hide. He ignores everything and everyone around him and scrambles to the ground, crawling on hands and knees until he finds himself an anchor -- what he fears and what keeps him safe, all in the same place. Isaac curls up on himself under this big bed (Get in the freezer, son), breathing heavily, and ignores the sounds of whoever's in this room with him.
They can't be as bad a roommate as the voices in his head right now.
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I can't...
Why did he ever leave? Why did he ever go? Why did he have to open the door and see where it led him? (You know why, don't pretend you don't, don't pretend you don't have a clue. Don't be an idiot, son, don't...) He'd known he had to get back to help Scott, but he didn't think it would bring him to Glen Capri and after the strange hotel with free rooms, the second strange motel in such a short time means his trust is running short when it comes to the unexplainable lodging industry.
"Get the chains," he finds himself saying, again. He's himself and he's his father, both sides of the same coin, past and present and future, and before he can stop it, he's screaming at the top of his lungs, scrambling to get up and out and away from the freezer and when he pushes madly to find somewhere to hide, he grabs hold of the door and wrenches it open, stumbling into the hallway of another familiar hotel.
Isaac shakes his head when the panic assaults him at the strange room, but the voices are following him, even here. "Get the chains," he says again, staggering back in fear at his own voice, whispering and begging to himself, "No," again and again, "No," and there's nowhere safe, so he needs to hide. He ignores everything and everyone around him and scrambles to the ground, crawling on hands and knees until he finds himself an anchor -- what he fears and what keeps him safe, all in the same place. Isaac curls up on himself under this big bed (Get in the freezer, son), breathing heavily, and ignores the sounds of whoever's in this room with him.
They can't be as bad a roommate as the voices in his head right now.
Hover for notes (CAUTION: spoilers for 3x06, Teen Wolf)