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Date Posted: 19:04:29 06/07/02 Fri
Author: Griffon Todd
Subject: ^Do You Give In To Yourself So Often?^
In reply to: Pandora Fallon 's message, "Therefore, I disagree with you." on 19:28:34 06/05/02 Wed

^A hesitant smile appears on the ruddy face of the other, slow only because he wished it to be. Moving one hand from the balls, the other lithe hand continues to juggle while the first reaches up to tug absentmindedly on the griffin claw that adorns his left earlobe. A deep, vibrant jade colors the iris of his eyes, contrasting as well as complementing the motley assortment of greys and browns that are the hues of his clothes. As the femme speaks, the thief shifts not an inch, taking her comments in stride. It was obvious she knew the identity of him, but she did not know that he knew her identity long ago; it was, after all, a thief's business to know everything and everyone that surrounded him. Catching sight of the rat and hearing Pandora's comment, the head of the ruffian slowly nods^

I suppose. As long as they're well cared for. Street rats aren't good for much except stealing.

^A rueful half smile graces his lips, one borne of rememberance^

And I should know, being one. Figuratively, of course. That's what they say. A good for nothing street rat.

^The smile is genuine, but the eyes darken to an almost black shade. Whether they become that shade because of fury or of despair, even the rogue does not know^

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