Sevaan Evine
Aug 8th, 2002, 10:36:30 PM
There were so many children streaming out of the stone building. Sevaan searched the exciting faces, looking for the mop of dark red hair and brown eyes that were the exact opposite of his dusty brown hair and blue orbs. He could always tell his son from the others, no matter how crowded it was. It was the same with his wife, they had same odd red hair, almost crimson.
"Daddy, look what I made today!"
Sevaan looked down, surprised. He had been so emersed in his thoughts that he had not noticed his son. That was a first. He looked down at the little boy who was holding up a large piece of white paper, paint strewn across it. From what Sevaan could discern, it was two blobs with colored sticks. Scooping his son into his arms, Sevaan grinned and started walking.
"Hey, that's great Champ! What is it?"
The youth wrinkled his nose and rolled his eyes.
"Duh! It's you and me! We're Jedi of course! And don't call me Champ, I'm too old for baby names like that!"
"Of course! Why didn't I see it before! So, how was school?"
The tall man chuckled as his son launched into all the details that had happened. He made it sound as if he had been gone for days.
"...and then Annek pushed Lila and then Lila fell and then the teacher called Anneks mom and then he had'ta go home and can Annek still come to my party?"
Sevaan wrinkled his brow in a faux confused look.
"What party Champ?"
"Duh! It's my birthday! And stop calling me Champ...you didn't forget did you?"
It was all Sevaan could do not to laugh at "Champs" worried face. He mimicked his sons new favorite saying.
"Duh! Of course I didn't forget Champ! Don't let Mom know I told you, but you know that holo you wanted? It's in the bag kiddo."
The little boy pumped his arm in the air.
"Alright! You're the coolest, Dad!"
**************
It was late out. The remains of cake and party decor lay all around the room. Sevaan sat at the table in his sweatpants, rubbing his eyes.
"Did you pay Murray today?"
The soft hands of his wife hugged his shoulders, her head rested atop his. He breathed in the scent of her hair, closing his eyes, holding onto the peaceful moment before sighing.
"No."
"Sev! You promised! I'm sick of his threats! I'm scared Sev and so is Rannen! You need to stop this! Stop promising things you can't do!"
Sev stood, pushing his chair back angrily.
"You think I don't know? I know Kass! I'm trying!"
Kas put her hands on her hips, her tanned skin contrasting drastically with the white robe she had worn every night for eight years.
"Well not hard enough! This isn't a game Sev! I didn't mind so much before Ran was born but this is getting serious! Think of your son for Gods sake! What are you gonna do if something happens to him?"
"Don't say that! Don't you EVER say that!"
He yelled. They stood there in tense silence. Sev lowered his voice to a whisper.
"Nothing is going to happen to him. Nothing!"
*****************
"Mr. and Mrs. Evine, I'm Detective Sloan. We have some news regarding your son."
Sevaan and Kass stood quickly, hugging each other. They had been at the station since early ther previous morning.
"Thank God."
Sev muttered, relieved. It didn't cross his mind that it could be bad news. Kass looked at the tall, dark skinned detective, frantically.
"What about my baby? Where's my baby?"
Detective Sloan sighed.
"We found your son. Mr. and Mrs. Evine...Ran....your son..." he swallowed carefully, "You son is dead."
And time stopped.
***************
The man that entered the Recruitment center looked old. If one had known him only a few years ago, they would not have recognized him now. Pale blue eyes scanned the hall slowly. His throat closed, hands trembled slightly.
"It's you and me! We're Jedi of course!"
Even now, the voice of his son was as clear as ever. It came to him when he least expected it, when it seemed that things couldn't possibly get any worse. He had been invincible. A young go-getter, full of life, unstoppable! But four words had changed everything, forever. Just four little words.
"Your son is dead."
Shaking his head, though it never did any good, Sevaan Evine cleared his throat. His voice was hoarse, lack of conversation had done it to him. After Ran he hadn't wanted to talk. He hadn't wanted to live. Sometimes, most times, he still didn't. But there were the rare moments when he felt human again. Just a few days ago he had found the painting Rannen had done on his sixth birthday. Jedi. It had always been a part of their world. They were going to "rid the galaxy of evil". Sev knew evil. He knew evil very well. Ran had been taken from him. But their dream had not. It was the one thing they hadn't taken from him. The one thing.
"I wish to speak with a Jedi."
OOC: Olay, I know it's a bit long but I got some inspiration and voila, Sevs history just appeared:)
"Daddy, look what I made today!"
Sevaan looked down, surprised. He had been so emersed in his thoughts that he had not noticed his son. That was a first. He looked down at the little boy who was holding up a large piece of white paper, paint strewn across it. From what Sevaan could discern, it was two blobs with colored sticks. Scooping his son into his arms, Sevaan grinned and started walking.
"Hey, that's great Champ! What is it?"
The youth wrinkled his nose and rolled his eyes.
"Duh! It's you and me! We're Jedi of course! And don't call me Champ, I'm too old for baby names like that!"
"Of course! Why didn't I see it before! So, how was school?"
The tall man chuckled as his son launched into all the details that had happened. He made it sound as if he had been gone for days.
"...and then Annek pushed Lila and then Lila fell and then the teacher called Anneks mom and then he had'ta go home and can Annek still come to my party?"
Sevaan wrinkled his brow in a faux confused look.
"What party Champ?"
"Duh! It's my birthday! And stop calling me Champ...you didn't forget did you?"
It was all Sevaan could do not to laugh at "Champs" worried face. He mimicked his sons new favorite saying.
"Duh! Of course I didn't forget Champ! Don't let Mom know I told you, but you know that holo you wanted? It's in the bag kiddo."
The little boy pumped his arm in the air.
"Alright! You're the coolest, Dad!"
**************
It was late out. The remains of cake and party decor lay all around the room. Sevaan sat at the table in his sweatpants, rubbing his eyes.
"Did you pay Murray today?"
The soft hands of his wife hugged his shoulders, her head rested atop his. He breathed in the scent of her hair, closing his eyes, holding onto the peaceful moment before sighing.
"No."
"Sev! You promised! I'm sick of his threats! I'm scared Sev and so is Rannen! You need to stop this! Stop promising things you can't do!"
Sev stood, pushing his chair back angrily.
"You think I don't know? I know Kass! I'm trying!"
Kas put her hands on her hips, her tanned skin contrasting drastically with the white robe she had worn every night for eight years.
"Well not hard enough! This isn't a game Sev! I didn't mind so much before Ran was born but this is getting serious! Think of your son for Gods sake! What are you gonna do if something happens to him?"
"Don't say that! Don't you EVER say that!"
He yelled. They stood there in tense silence. Sev lowered his voice to a whisper.
"Nothing is going to happen to him. Nothing!"
*****************
"Mr. and Mrs. Evine, I'm Detective Sloan. We have some news regarding your son."
Sevaan and Kass stood quickly, hugging each other. They had been at the station since early ther previous morning.
"Thank God."
Sev muttered, relieved. It didn't cross his mind that it could be bad news. Kass looked at the tall, dark skinned detective, frantically.
"What about my baby? Where's my baby?"
Detective Sloan sighed.
"We found your son. Mr. and Mrs. Evine...Ran....your son..." he swallowed carefully, "You son is dead."
And time stopped.
***************
The man that entered the Recruitment center looked old. If one had known him only a few years ago, they would not have recognized him now. Pale blue eyes scanned the hall slowly. His throat closed, hands trembled slightly.
"It's you and me! We're Jedi of course!"
Even now, the voice of his son was as clear as ever. It came to him when he least expected it, when it seemed that things couldn't possibly get any worse. He had been invincible. A young go-getter, full of life, unstoppable! But four words had changed everything, forever. Just four little words.
"Your son is dead."
Shaking his head, though it never did any good, Sevaan Evine cleared his throat. His voice was hoarse, lack of conversation had done it to him. After Ran he hadn't wanted to talk. He hadn't wanted to live. Sometimes, most times, he still didn't. But there were the rare moments when he felt human again. Just a few days ago he had found the painting Rannen had done on his sixth birthday. Jedi. It had always been a part of their world. They were going to "rid the galaxy of evil". Sev knew evil. He knew evil very well. Ran had been taken from him. But their dream had not. It was the one thing they hadn't taken from him. The one thing.
"I wish to speak with a Jedi."
OOC: Olay, I know it's a bit long but I got some inspiration and voila, Sevs history just appeared:)