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tact from me is like blood from a stone
Isaac's birthday had been registered as the 17th of September, two weeks to the day before those children were born from mothers who weren't pregnant, the miracle children who were forgotten again until the unveiling of the Umbrella Academy.
Isaac had never learned much about it all. He'd lived somewhat sheltered from that part of the world and by the time he was old enough to explore on his own, the Umbrella Academy had come and gone and he was more interested in his own life and future.
But the blackouts became more frequent and the medication didn't help. He stopped taking the medication and it got more out of control, but he had found other ways to control it and by the time he was thirty, he was out of rehab (again) and didn't know what to do or where to go to learn about what he was.
So he used the last of his money to make his way to the old address of the Umbrella Academy and hoped someone there might be able to help.
He was raising his hand to knock on the door when he saw the flicker, a momentary glimpse and he stepped back enough that whoever was coming to the door wouldn't barrel into him...
Isaac had never learned much about it all. He'd lived somewhat sheltered from that part of the world and by the time he was old enough to explore on his own, the Umbrella Academy had come and gone and he was more interested in his own life and future.
But the blackouts became more frequent and the medication didn't help. He stopped taking the medication and it got more out of control, but he had found other ways to control it and by the time he was thirty, he was out of rehab (again) and didn't know what to do or where to go to learn about what he was.
So he used the last of his money to make his way to the old address of the Umbrella Academy and hoped someone there might be able to help.
He was raising his hand to knock on the door when he saw the flicker, a momentary glimpse and he stepped back enough that whoever was coming to the door wouldn't barrel into him...
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He grins kind of crooked at that, ducking his head to hide it as he looks away. "She is. She's been there for us all, and when everything changed? Her heart only got bigger." He won't ever mention that time in between, the changes. They were fixed now.
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"So, how do I recognise Grace if I see her?"
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"She's tall and graceful, beautiful as well. Blonde with an angelic face," he says, not at all being bothered by how he speaks of her. "I would say she often wears skirts and attire like you might see in the Fifties, but she's been changing lately. I'm proud of her finding her own style."
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Diego... sounds very enamored of his mother. He clearly adores her completely and it's sweet in a way that suggests Diego's very attached, probably form the trauma of their father.
"Tall, lovely, blonde, I can remember that. I'll probably end up asking to draw her." Speaking of...
He pulls out a sketch pad and a pencil, flipping to a clean page and starting to lay down lines.
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He's quiet a moment, lighting up at that though. "Would you? Do a drawing or two of her? She's never had a portrait in the house, and everyone's talking about new ones as we get everyone, but I'd love for her to have her own."
She deserves it. She's why they're trying to be okay, who had given them hope and love. Even if logically he knows Pogo programmed her, he knows what she did for him.
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The idea brightens him up. "Fuck, man, if you supply me what I need for it, I'll paint her portrait several storeys high. I just need materials to do it and photos or a sitting with her." He loves working and the chance to do it clean and professionally is very appealing.
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He grins then, ducking his head a bit. "I can do that. Tell me what you need and I'll get it."
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"Um... no offence? Unless you're a trained painter, it's probably easier for us to go together for supplies. And I'll need to meet her before I can select anything, so I know what colours and tones to get ahead of time."
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Maybe it's his own penance for ignoring his siblings before; for not being there for Klaus and Vanya and the others. He's doing what he can though.
"None taken," he says with a shrug and a shake of his head. "I play bass, and I haven't even done that in ... fuck, too long, so all good. She should be around here? Unless Klaus took her shopping. Again."
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"The bed may not be much but we're working on new things. Selling off all the crap none of us needs," he admits. "But the house has been useful.
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"But we're redoing what we can for those here. Eventually we'll come up with other ideas."
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"I'll toss it at the others. Though not sure anyone would care, but I'm all for it. We'll look into it and get things looked at."
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Mostly because he has little faith in people.
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"There's space to store them in one of the pantries on the first floor.
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He had painted it. He had also seen it out the window a few minutes earlier on their walk through.
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