Havelock still isn't quite sure why he picks things up so excessively, when Igor does all the tidying he can lay his hands on in any case, but it's become a habit at some point.
Clothes go into the wardrobe, and he straightens the bedclothes absently - occasionally while Puck is still in them; puts books away the instant he is done with them, even when he has made a note to check back for something later.
It's very peculiar.
All the same, when he starts finding books on the wrong shelf, and furniture shifted illogically - he leaves it be. The niggling sense of wrongness is more than countered by the desire to smile.
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Date: 2010-03-14 11:14 am (UTC)From:Clothes go into the wardrobe, and he straightens the bedclothes absently - occasionally while Puck is still in them; puts books away the instant he is done with them, even when he has made a note to check back for something later.
It's very peculiar.
All the same, when he starts finding books on the wrong shelf, and furniture shifted illogically - he leaves it be. The niggling sense of wrongness is more than countered by the desire to smile.