hearnospeakno: (worrystone.)
nick andros ([personal profile] hearnospeakno) wrote in [community profile] all_inclusive2013-08-16 05:58 pm

support group one: no one left behind

When: Friday 6:00 p.m.
Where: Attic Observatory
What: Community Support Group


As Nick promised on his open advertisements, there are chairs and coffee in the Attic Observatory. There's even a table laden with what food products Nick and co could round up.

The process of setting up for a group meeting felt enough like Boulder that Nick took a short break to lean, palms first, against a wall. It was a short, easily displaced moment, and he has no intention of lingering on it.

This is about everyone, one way or another. For all the people stuck here, and everyone new, and all those in-between. Nick left the purpose of the group intentionally vague. In the future, he assumes it'll have to be narrowed down and split up for the sake of different needs, but for this first coming together of the displaced in any non-official capacity he wants it to be open for everyone. It wouldn't be right, otherwise.

So all newcomers will find Nick by the attic observatory door, nursing a cup of black coffee next to a clearly printed sign:

Hi, I'm Nick. Welcome to the first Nexus Hotel Support Group. Whatever your problem, we'll listen. Help yourself to coffee and food.

Underneath the words, Nick has drawn and crossed out a mouth and ear, leaving an arrow pointed at himself. His pad of paper and pen are obvious on his lap.
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[personal profile] legendthatwas 2013-11-02 11:06 pm (UTC)(link)
"I still can't believe it myself, to be honest." Martha appraised Larry at his latter comment, then realised he and Nick could very well be from a universe without Hogwarts. "And no, not a friend--a character in a very famous book series," she explained. "Where and when I'm from. My friend and I recounted it to the Bard, a little; it seemed appropriate given the situation we were in at the time."

She still wasn't sure how the hell it wasn't a paradox.