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smallsurvivor) wrote2013-07-27 10:26 pm
smallsurvivor) wrote2013-07-27 10:26 pm
02. [Written. Sort of.]
[Clementine's had a fairly rough couple of weeks. All was well and good when Lee popped up out of nowhere and wasn't a zombie. But then just when everything was incredible, Jack and Lee didn't get along, and then it was decided that Miss Trinkett would move in and it's all given Clementine a horrible churning sensation in the pit of her stomach.
But it's not the kind of thing a kid can just talk to people about. People have a habit of not really listening, so there's not a lot of point in going on about stuff that bothers you. Instead, Clementine is making a productive use of her afternoon. she's drawing. There wasn't any convenient paper handy, so she's just using the journal instead. People will probably flip the page or something once she starts, no big deal.
The drawing itself isn't particularly artistic. She's got very little natural talent for that sort of thing. It's a bit of a crowd on the page, with two frowning men and a woman with hearts over her head (you can tell she's a woman because she's got a triangle for a skirt!). There's a smaller stick figure also present on the other side of the page, disconnected from the other three.
It would be easy to overlook, but she's also been humming as she draws. It may or may not be annoying to some.]
But it's not the kind of thing a kid can just talk to people about. People have a habit of not really listening, so there's not a lot of point in going on about stuff that bothers you. Instead, Clementine is making a productive use of her afternoon. she's drawing. There wasn't any convenient paper handy, so she's just using the journal instead. People will probably flip the page or something once she starts, no big deal.
The drawing itself isn't particularly artistic. She's got very little natural talent for that sort of thing. It's a bit of a crowd on the page, with two frowning men and a woman with hearts over her head (you can tell she's a woman because she's got a triangle for a skirt!). There's a smaller stick figure also present on the other side of the page, disconnected from the other three.
It would be easy to overlook, but she's also been humming as she draws. It may or may not be annoying to some.]