[He knows Anders used to drink, once upon a time, but he's never witnessed it so clearly it's just some elaborate fabrication!
Also Anders can lean on him for as long as he wants, Hawke doesn't mind. In fact, since he's leaning so heavily Hawke decides the elevator will be the lesser of two evils.
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[He knows Anders used to drink, once upon a time, but he's never witnessed it so clearly it's just some elaborate fabrication!
Also Anders can lean on him for as long as he wants, Hawke doesn't mind. In fact, since he's leaning so heavily Hawke decides the elevator will be the lesser of two evils.
So he can continue to support Anders, you know.]
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[which wasn't often, but still. He did his best!]
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[He's really upset. Gosh!!!]
[Here's the elevator now btw. Tugging Anders on.]
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[In a brothel, Hawke, would you believe it?]
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[what are these falsehoods???]
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[thinking right now is hard.]
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[...oh wait.]
Or four, I guess?
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More than six.
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[The three year difference between what Hawke remembers and what Anders remembers is dumb. :|]
I guess it doesn't matter.
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[You'll regret thinking that once he catches up with your timeline, Hawke.]/small>
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[Yes, but he doesn't know that yet.]
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[although if he uses it right now, he might accidentally knock Hawke out cold with it.]
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...Which Hawke actually doesn't mind because he's not sure he wants a hallucinating (and intoxicated???) Anders doing the lightning trick on him.]
When we get back, love.
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[because details are still blurry and the elevator looks strange. And yeah, he's a little bit high.]
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[Which glides to a stop and opens its doors with a pleasant "ding!" just as he says this.]
And now on the proper floor.
[He says as he guides Anders out of the elevator and into the corridor.]
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[If he didn't have Hawke right there, he might be really scared right now. But Hawke is a perfect distraction.]
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[He would assume the whole hallucinating thing, but he figures it can't hurt to make sure.]
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[yeah, it's the hallucination thing. He's holding on a bit tighter now.]
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[It's a lot harder to worry about something if you're not awake to worry about it, after all.]
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I'm alright with you here.
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[It's not like he can do much, but still...]
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[you'd probably be able to tell, Hawke.]
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Good.
[Yeah, he probably will. 8(
Oh, look, it's home sweet home. Such as it is. The door gives them a friendly greeting before sliding open and allowing them inside.]
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Did we paint it? [pause.] I like it better now.
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