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jack_f_twist) wrote2006-03-16 11:57 pm
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AU: aftermath
Jack stalks a good distance out of the bar, fuming and silent, before he tosses his still burning cigarette viciously to one side and rounds on Ennis angrily.
"And just what in the hell was that, Ennis? Huh?"
"And just what in the hell was that, Ennis? Huh?"
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He's still not meeting Jack's eyes, his feet infinitely more interesting.
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He snorts.
"You gonna want a start a fight ever time I talk to a buddy? Cause, hell, Ennis, maybe you ought a just stop payin' attention, then. Just cause you don't talk to people ain't no reason why I shouldn't."
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And it's the that that's dripping with disgust.
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There's a dangerous pause between each of the words, and Jack takes a few slow steps towards him.
"And you n me. We ain't nothin like that, are we?" His jaw tightens, remembering the ease with which the two men had reached out to each other.
"Hell, maybe you're right. They sure seemed different."
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"It's your damn fault if we're anything, Jack Twist. It's your fault I'm like this."
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His voice, rising, cuts off abruptly, and he clenches his hands into fists at his side, falling silent only to shake his head.
"Shit."
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Though he won't say it, though he's maybe even not sure he knows it, the comment about Jack's dad hits him like a blow to the gut, making him sick.
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"Fine. Hate me, then."
He turns away, swearing viciously under his breath, takes off his hat in a violent sweep to beat it against a nearby tree.
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"What the hell, Ennis?"
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"Hell," he says, low and needy, "you're a goddam sonuvvabitch, you know that?" But his mouth brushes over Ennis' while he speaks and the words aren't even rightly out of his mouth before he's kissing him again, pulling at him and pushing himself into him at the same time.
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"Shit."
It's said under his breath and with some sort of emotion. He can't say he's sorry; he's not even sure he is. But the hand he brings up to Jack's face is soft.
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"Yeah," he agrees, tiredly, unwilling to fight any longer, and runs his thumb over the muscles of Ennis' back.
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It has to be.
"Hey," he says, softly. He relaxes, a bit, though the tension remains in his shoulders.
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"C'mon, cowboy," he says, low. "I ain't standin' out here all night."
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