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Affectionate Comfort Mashup Meme take 2
or: an excuse for physical affection threads

Basically, mix and match as you like or do whatever the hell you want.
Post your name and canon and preferences and go the fuck at it.
Want even wilder ideas? Try this fun hurt comfort plot generator.
1. INJURY. You've been injured. Broken bones or bleeding out or maybe just a tiny little papercut. The choice is yours.
2. SICKNESS. You're sick and laid up in bed, at home or in a hospital. The severity is up to you.
3. FEAR/ANXIETY. Something is happening and you're scared beyond belief.
4. LOSS OF SENSES. Sight, touch, taste, hearing, smell, etc. You've lost some important sense or ability and now you're left to deal with it.
5. DESPAIR. Nothing is good or right anymore and you can't shake the depression. Maybe that friend of yours can help though...
6. BREAKUP. You've been dumped. You need someone to comfort you, possibly by the one who dumped you.
7. MAKE UP. Fight or break up, it's time to makeup.
8. RESCUED. You've just been held captive and/or tortured for however long and finally, someone has come to the rescue.
9. BAD ROMANCE. Fight, cheated on, abused, whatever the case is, someone else can clearly see you need comfort from someone who isn't your terrible lover tonight.
10. LOSS. You've experience a loss of some kind and need help getting through it.
11. INSANITY. You're seeing things that aren't really there, hearing voices, or you're just convinced you're at your wit's end finally and you're going to crack. Maybe someone can give you a helping hand.
12. TIRED. You've had a heard life recently and you're just worn too thin to really care anymore. There's no fight left in you anymore. Can someone help change your mind?
13. ADDICTION. Drugs, alcohol, sex, gambling, or any other type of addiction has got you in its grasp. First time or relapse. Will someone be able to save you?
14. INSOMNIA. You can't sleep anymore, no matter how hard you try. Maybe someone can give you company.
15. NIGHTMARES. Or, on the other end of the spectrum, you can't sleep without gruesome, horrible nightmares. Either someone is stuck in your dream with you, witnessing it or they're just waking you up, soothing you out of it.
16. BLACKMAIL. You've been caught doing something you shouldn't and you were blackmailed because of it
17. SEPARATION. You're going to be separated for awhile or were separated for a long time. Either make up for lost time or try to spend every last moment together.
18. VIOLATED. You've been violated in some way. Can include sexual overtones or not. Can someone help you through it?
19. STRANDED. You've been stranded somewhere remote, with no help of anyone finding you for awhile. Can you survive this together?
20. SINS. You're feeling the weight of your sins and guilt clearer than ever. Can someone give you absolution or lessen the ache any?
21. SECRET. It's difficult having to keep that secret of yours, be it a relationship or something you just don't want to share with anybody else. Maybe it's okay to talk about it now though...
22. ADDITION. Babies should be joyous things unless you're in a situation where you know you won't be able to care for them. Either you've adopted or found out you're pregnant.
23. AMNESIA. What it says on the tin. Why do these come with such detailed responses?
one; hugging. you just want to give your loved one a warm embrace. be it out of happiness, to comfort them while they're down, or just to give them something warm to latch onto, you just want to wrap your arms around them.
two; kissing. whether it's a peck on the cheek or a deep kiss, a kiss good-bye or a romantic kiss, you find yourself compelled to kiss the other person! be as tender or as passionate as you so choose.
three; holding hands. it's a simple gesture, really -- to reach out and take someone's hand. but that one simple gesture can convey any number of sentiments. what the sentiment is, is up to you, but you find yourself reaching out to take your significant other's hand.
four; carrying. is your loved one hurt and needs a lift? do they want a piggyback ride? or do you just want to spare them the effort of walking? whatever the reason, you're now itching to pick up your partner and carry them to their destination.
five; i love you. you've said it before or maybe you haven't but now you have to say it again or for the first time.
six; dancing. kick up the music, because it's time to dance! but no lone dancing allowed -- you need to have a partner! you can do whatever dance strikes your fancy. personally, i recommend the slow dance, but you can do whatever you want!
seven; massaging. did your significant other have a rough day? did they get hurt? or do you just feel like doing something really nice for them? whatever it is, you're giving them a nice massage now. they'll feel wonderful in no time!
eight; flirting. the easiest way to break the ice or maybe you're just an overly flirty person.
nine; cuddling. sometimes there's just no better feeling than curling up next to each other on a warm sofa. hold each other, lie next to each other, fall asleep on each other -- it's all good here.
ten; wild card! reroll, pick an option, or come up with something else!
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Maybe assuming Spike and Jet have agreed to let Therion tag along on the Bebop as their own little stray and not turn him in for the woos? Kinda like Faye, but meaner and uses less hot water.]
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spike will take mean if it means more hot water ok]
Quick starter because dinner
[Therion drags himself with uncharacteristically obvious exhaustion to the Bebop’s couch and slumps into it, looser-limbed than usual, sliding down in a way much more Spike than himself. He lets his head tilt up against the backrest and breathes out long and slow.]
Wasn’t expecting this kind of bounty, you know.
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[Remarks Spike from the chair he's in, the one usually reserved for Jet but as he is not currently in the room is free for Spike to cross his legs over the arm of. He raises the beer he's working on to his mouth and motions it toward Therion in a pseudo 'cheers'.
It's not exactly as though he expected things to go this way either, but if Spike has to get down into the bitterness of we said not to involve ourselves with the syndicate he's going to end up very cross with at least one person who doesn't actually deserve it.]
Held your own pretty well though. I'm almost impressed.
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Against them, or against the kid?
[Sure, they all had kicks and bullets to dodge, goons to down, opportunities to impress, look stupid, and/or die. Possibly more than one of the above. But when their target was small, scared, and well-acquainted with the urban terrain, keeping up with him--catching him--had to fall to the quickest and smallest of them. Not Therion's favorite chase ever, all things told.
He flexes his bandaged palm, still throbbing from where the kid bit in hard, and tries not to think about how tight he had to hold on, crouched protectively around the child in a dark, blind cranny, while the shouts and gunfire flew past. He'd said a lot under his breath to that kid to keep him quiet, stop him struggling, until the danger was past. Crap about trusting them, that they were the good guys, that things would be okay as long as they didn't move. He doesn't know how to feel, now that it's over and those things turned out more or less true. This time.
Damn. Poor kid. Not his fault the bounty posting didn't mention he was a human being; not his fault he's worth so much money, either. Grimacing, Therion holds his shoulder in place so he can stretch the side of his neck.]
He'll bolt the second you two close your eyes. [He looks at Spike again, expression neutral. Eyes guarded.] What're you gonna do with him?
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Not my ship, not my problem. So, most likely, we'll cash in.
[Actually, even if he says that, he isn't sure if he believes it. In the back of his mind he paints a picture where Jet is out in the hold lecturing away their meal ticket.]
Or whatever else Jet decides to do with him.
[hiding, as always, behind the pretense of disinterest.]
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Therion waits for more for a long beat. When Spike says nothing else, he sits up straighter, watching him.]
You didn't cash me in.
[Jet will be more sympathetic to someone in the kid's situation. It's obvious to anyone with eyes that he'll be more sympathetic to a kid, period. And if Jet were the only one making decisions about bounties, Therion isn't sure he'd be having this conversation at all. The only reason he's here, on not-Spike's-ship-not-Spike's-problem, is because of Spike.
Does he really have no opinion?]
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[And then, with all the candor of a man who has recently remembered a relevant word, he adds—]
Probationary.
Besides. You a fan of having dinner, or what?
[In the end it's a battle Spike is well aware he is going to lose— but he can't let it look like he's okay with that, no, that will give everyone the impression he cares.]
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...I can make dinner happen either way.
[Potentially, even in a way that won't trigger an entire ex-cop morality crisis in Jet.
The thing about whatever's happening right now is that Spike's an inherently better liar than Therion. That's true even outside of the stupid medium of words, none of which mean much to Therion anymore. Spike can lie with his tone and body language in ways even Therion, suspicious and kinetically-oriented as he is, misses. What Spike is thinking and feeling are completely opaque right now.
What he's noticed, however, is that Spike has avoided looking at him while he pretends to be oh so casual. That bothers him. Spike is pretending, redirecting his attention, which means that this is actually a Big Deal.
Therion knows why it would be for him, personally. It wasn't so long ago he was the one cramped into a hidey-hole with his back to another boy's chest, trying to pinpoint the sounds of danger over their wildly pounding hearts. For Spike...
Well, what do any of them know about Spike? The main thing Therion knows is that the more he talks, the more material he gives Spike to dodge and build cover.
So he doesn't say anything else. He just waits to see what Spike decides to fill the silence with.]
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And how do you do that, exactly?
[Spike asks, tilting his head and rearranging in his seat to face Therion with an attitude that borderline condescends in its challenging. He doesn't wait for Therion to answer, obviously struck by a point.]
Grabbing the woos off some grandma who's put together the last of hers for a birthday gift? Hoping the person you catch is rich enough to sustain themselves without the thousand you found hanging out of their sleeve?
Or did one of us start doing honest work without telling me?
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[Therion doesn't rise to Spike's challenge, his voice even and too low to carry beyond their conversation.]
Doesn't have to hinge on the kid. That's all I'm saying.
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[A sigh, and then a moment of defeat;]
But it probably won't be him, no.
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...You okay?
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Huh?
[And then, he lies.]
I'm fine. I'm just— hungry.
[He always gets away with that one.]
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Well. It's familiar enough. Therion takes it in, blinking once, and then inclines his head just a hair.]
All right.
[He gets up then and walks silently to the galley. After a moment, the distinctive sound of chopping something that isn't meat comes through. Both of them have probably had to learn to hear the difference.]
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Most of his life, Spike has been able to force himself to ignore the different sounds of people doing things that aren't his business. But then, when you start to care about someone, their business starts to become yours.
Gross.
Despite that, Spike still finds himself leaning on one of the walls of the galley, watching Therion.]
What're you up to?
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Numthin'.
[Look at that, a prezzie from Therion.]
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You think your new friend down there's hungry, too?
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[This time, Therion sits in more of a ball, legs drawn up, arms tucked inside his hoodie. Jet's not here to tell him not to put his feet on the furniture, and what Jet doesn't know won't hurt him. Where Spike might be able to fake nonchalance, Therion just closes his eyes. Easier that way.]
I always was, at that age.
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[Spike bounces his brows, pops another slice of apple in his mouth.]
...Jet probably won't mind, if you wanna bring him something.
And if he does, you can tell him I put you up to it.
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Jet will want to do it himself. It'll be better for the kid if only one of us big lugs is acting friendly. Besides, he bit me.
[On the hand. Therion needs his hands.]
You haven't bitten me yet. Feeding you is enough.
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Well, lucky for you I have no desire to consume human flesh. Your hands are safe.
[For now, and for the future. He hopes.]
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[As if either taking that promise to heart or testing it, Therion frees one hand (the unbitten one) to sneak another apple slice. He scoops a glob of peanut butter directly out of the jar with it and only then pops it into his face. Nomp.
The movement leaves him closer to Spike than before.]
I don't make good eating, anyway. Too bony. And full of knives.
[None of which he used on the boy, but, y'know. Maybe if he'd kept trying to chew on him.]
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Spike scrapes the peanut butter off his face with the pad of his thumb, moving immediately to deposit it back on his offender's own face. He hovers above his seat, leaning over in his attempt and threatening;]
Hold on, let's see if this doesn't make you taste better—!
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