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theroleplaybin2020-01-05 09:16 am
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Pride is not the word I'm looking for, there is so much more inside me now
The day was sunny and warm without being overbearing, perfect for a new dad to hang out outside with his son. Gobo was currently laying on his stomach in the grass with his arms folded underneath his chin, ankles crossed behind him. In front of him Frizzle was crawling around, pouncing on dandelion puffs. Occasionally he'd try to eat one, but that would get a firm- but gentle -reprimand and, a good-natured Fraggle even at this stage, he'd just go on with his little gamboling around.
Gobo smiled a little wider, resting his head a bit more on his cheek, watching Frizzle track around the sun-kissed hill. What a perfect day.
Gobo smiled a little wider, resting his head a bit more on his cheek, watching Frizzle track around the sun-kissed hill. What a perfect day.
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With Della's help it wasn't long before Gobo got Frizzle changed and settled down into his bassinet. Though he was looking rather sleepy he hadn't quite conked out yet so, gently rocking the bassinet, Gobo leaned toward him. He was humming gently, and it wasn't long before that transitioned into the full song.
♫ Cold moon
Lonely as can be
Sailing where the starlight fades to blue
Don't you
Sometimes feel like me
Wish the friends you dream about were true?
And they would sail away with you
Sail away with you... ♪
Between the rocking, the singing, and the darkness in the room, soon Frizzle let out another wide, long yawn. He snuggled his head in against the ragdoll beside him, starting to drift off.
♫ Some day
You may tumble down
Sad because your light is nearly through
Moon, stay
I will search around
Climb until your light is bright as new
And then I'll sail away with you
Sail away with you
Sail away with you... ♪
Gobo carefully tucked the blanket up, letting his voice fade off in those last lines as he noticed Frizzle's breathing beginning to even out. He smiled softly and stepped back, carefully tiptoeing his way out of the room.
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"You know, Gobo, I wrote a lullaby for my triplets, before the eggs had even hatched. I'm sure Fraggles have lots of songs for- well, for everything, but if you wanted, I could teach you mine?"
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♫Look to the stars
My darling baby boys
Life is strange and vast,
Filled with wonders and joys♪
As she sat down, she reached for Gobo's hand to pull him into her lap. He may have been quite grown-up now, but he'd always be one of her own to Della.
♫Face each new sun
With eyes clear and true,
Unafraid of the unknown
Because I'll face it all with you...♪
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"That's a really pretty lullaby. I bet Frizzle will love it."
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"Between the other kids around here and seeing Lexi and her brothers' room, believe me, I know." He said it in good humor, of course.
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"I guess it can go too far, but I think some mess makes a place look like someone actually lives there. Homes that are too clean are creepy."
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He stacked some things back on the shelves, and looked around with a grin. "Y'know, I agree. I'm all for having a personal touch on the home, and sometimes that comes with a bit of clutter. You shoulda seen my and Wembley's old cave back at the Rock. Hats on hooks and on shelves, guitar to one side, postcards everywhere, telephone planters... We definitely made it our own after my uncle moved out."
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He turned toward her and leaned back, holding his hands out as wiiiide as they could go. "We found this neat Gorg-sized one at the Trash Heap one day. The curved part you pick up was hollowed out already, so we just turned it upside-down and put a couple plants in each size. It's a pity it was too big to bring with us to Fraggle Home, but we found a good caretaker for it down at the Rock with a cousin of mine."
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"Y-yeah, about that. None of us knew until the Storyteller told him when he moved back to the Rock. It was a heck of a surprise for everybody, but Morris was already a friend of ours so it wasn't much of a stretch to consider him family, too."
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