Post by rook on Apr 18, 2014 20:39:07 GMT -6
How long could he keep going? His paws were sore, nearly rubbed raw and bleeding. The rocky terrain was not helping, but it was a type of ground he was not used to. The rocky landscape was difficult for him to navigate, not to mention dangerous, he was a clumsy dog and one wrong step here...there was no more Jester. Although he was sure his family would be pleased with that knowledge, he wasn’t ready to end his life just because he was shunned and unwanted. Just end it already, keep others from suffering. His thoughts were harsh and completely self abusive, but he was used to them. His lips pulled back in a rather troublesome grin. He was not a dog of his right mind, that much could be discerned.
Still, Jester continued travelling, if that’s what you could call it. Every few steps the lanky mix colored wolf tripped and nearly fell on his face. There wasn’t any sign of irritation though, this seemed normal for the wolf and he took it all in his large, lanky stride. If the grin fooled anyone, his stride wouldn’t. He looked like a drunk human, paws crossing in front of each other as he walked. Perhaps that was one reason why he tripped so often, but he still seemed to be completely oblivious.
It wasn’t until he came to the cliff edge that the grin slowly faded and a look of perplexed curiosity slowly formed on his face. His ears flicked forward, his tail drooped low and for once the wolf did not stand with his jaws hanging open and tongue lolling out. If one could stare at his rich honey eyes they would see wheels churning. He was considering it, just jumping off. No one would miss him, no one would care, the thoughts made a high-pitched whine slip into the air. It was distressed and uncertain, he didn’t know what he should do. What he did know was that the sun was slowly beginning to set and he was not a fan of the dark, he needed a tree that he could dig a hole under, he wanted to be enclosed with only one entrance and exit.
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Still, Jester continued travelling, if that’s what you could call it. Every few steps the lanky mix colored wolf tripped and nearly fell on his face. There wasn’t any sign of irritation though, this seemed normal for the wolf and he took it all in his large, lanky stride. If the grin fooled anyone, his stride wouldn’t. He looked like a drunk human, paws crossing in front of each other as he walked. Perhaps that was one reason why he tripped so often, but he still seemed to be completely oblivious.
It wasn’t until he came to the cliff edge that the grin slowly faded and a look of perplexed curiosity slowly formed on his face. His ears flicked forward, his tail drooped low and for once the wolf did not stand with his jaws hanging open and tongue lolling out. If one could stare at his rich honey eyes they would see wheels churning. He was considering it, just jumping off. No one would miss him, no one would care, the thoughts made a high-pitched whine slip into the air. It was distressed and uncertain, he didn’t know what he should do. What he did know was that the sun was slowly beginning to set and he was not a fan of the dark, he needed a tree that he could dig a hole under, he wanted to be enclosed with only one entrance and exit.
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