collaborative_daredevil | Slavery RP Post XVIII

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This post is for prompts that focus on crossovers between various slavery AUs, with the crossover wizards.

Please put the use name of your slave Matt in the subject line of your comment eg. "Feral: Fuck or 'die' AGAIN!"

I'll move a couple of prompts over to start us off, but feel free to ignore them and put your own.

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From: (Anonymous)

"Not at home, but I need to know how to display precedence properly for if Master Erik takes me with him to anything he attends as DA. And you need to know the rules before you can know when to break them."

From: (Anonymous)

"Of course," she nodded thoughtfully. "And do you find it easy to learn and obey the protocols the instructor's been setting out? Or are they a little hard to remember?" And something else occurred to her, sharply, "And how does your instructor react when you or other students fall short?"

From: (Anonymous)

"They can be a little hard to remember week to week. And he gives a short refresher at the start of each class. When we fall short he either assigns extra homework, asks if we can stay back for a bit to refresh or goes over it in more detail for the whole class if enough of us have problems with the same thing."

From: (Anonymous)

"It's good that he doesn't punish pets in his classes," Marnie commented delicately, sipping the last of her delicious soup. It wasn't technically perfect by any means, but she hardly cared. "How does acting in the ways he's been teaching you make you feel?" She paused, and then said, softer, "Some pets find that ritual and tradition can form an armor against the hurts that still itch at them."

From: (Anonymous)

"I...it feels safe sometimes, but...the household is informal enough internally that I don't get much practice. And that feels safe too, even though I don't think I could be as cheeky to Master Erik as Matt is to Danny Rand. I don't really want to get more practice with the protocols than what I need to avoid embarrassing my master though."

From: (Anonymous)

Marnie nodded thoughtfully, very pleased at his ability to express preferences and his already-growing loyalty to his household. It was always a good sign when a pet defended their pet-sibs--the ones who couldn't form attachments or felt constantly attacked had many more difficulties.

"Toffee, I want you to know I'm very proud of you," she said after she sat back a little to let Toffee finish eating. "It can be very difficult to say that something is going wrong, much less with someone who you haven't known very long. And the ability to withdraw from things, even when you wish you could do everything, is very important."

From: (Anonymous)

"I should have asked you to help me withdraw the first time you offered, shouldn't I? I'd just thought I'd be able to handle it after we talked about organising my schedule." Except...he hadn't been able to bring himself to tell his pet-sibs he needed time to himself and to catch up with all of his homework.

From: (Anonymous)

"That may have prevented more stress and danger," Marnie said gracefully. "But all the same, persistence and determination are not wholly negative qualities. And you thought that you could adjust and keep going--of course you didn't want to completely overhaul your life until you realized you needed to."

From: (Anonymous)

"Can't just give up straight away. When I was with Matt at first I had to try the pet self-defense classes and got moved to meditation until I was ready for that."

From: (Anonymous)

"I noticed Matt is very fierce when it comes to the protection and survival of the pets he helps," she said delicately. "Do you think that spirit has rubbed off on you a little?" she asked, making sure to moderate her tone and body language to convey that she thought it would be perfectly good if it had. Toffee had once said he felt he'd been a bad pet by banging on the car trunk to get help, which was deeply disturbing.

From: (Anonymous)

"I don't know." He let his nose wrinkle as he thought about it. "Nice to think that I might be though."

From: (Anonymous)

She redirected away from any negative thoughts. "Do you want to discuss what you're afraid or nervous of for the conversation this afternoon?" she asked him gently, knowing he might flinch away from any preparation.

From: (Anonymous)

"That I've disappointed them, and wasted master's money."

(OOC: The steeking class and the pet literature class will refund tuition costs, but not the cost of the yarn and patterns supplied for the steeking class. The protocol class will do a partial refund or let Toffee retake the class in full next session if they'd prefer that)

From: (Anonymous)

"Well," Instructor Marnie said, "Since both the pet literature and steeking classes are not considered essential skills, the tuition costs are refunded after medical withdrawals. The steeking class might not refund yarn or patterns, but you can just put those away until you're ready to try again. And the protocol class is an essential, but ordinarily most offer partial refunds."

She paused to clean her hands after finishing stacking the dishes neatly, and began to move over to the more comfortable part of her office.

"And beyond that, do you find that your master or pet-siblings tend to discuss money frequently? Do they tend to put firm limits on spending money for your benefit, or are they more carefree with it?"

From: (Anonymous)

"It's not something they discuss, but...I still feel guilty about it. Uh...Jamie handles clothing and household budgets and there's a limit on what I can spend on pure fun stuff, but they've been really indulgent of me so far."

From: (Anonymous)

"Okay, so they may be upset about money spent, or it may have already been budgeted for these purposes," Marnie said. "What do you think would happen if they are disappointed with you?"

From: (Anonymous)

"Uh...less hugging and holding, or maybe they'd send me to sleep somewhere else for a bit." He shuddered at the idea.

From: (Anonymous)

"How long do you think that would realistically last?" Marnie asked gently. It was a good sign that he didn't fear active violence, but rejection could be worse for many pets.

From: (Anonymous)

"Uh...I'm not sure. A couple of weeks maybe?" He asked hopefully.

From: (Anonymous)

"Would that be unbearable?" Marnie asked gently, helping to dissect his fears. Sometimes, when they explored them, Toffee would become calmer and more confident.

From: (Anonymous)

"I...maybe, as long as I got affection while I was awake, but..."

From: (Anonymous)

"How do you think they would react to you telling them you're worried about this?" she asked gently. "Would they make sure to stay warm and affectionate to you?"

From: (Anonymous)

He frowned a bit considering.

"Yes, I think they would."

From: (Anonymous)

"Then you can focus on how to ask them for it later, instead of worrying about their potentially withdrawing affection," she encouraged gently. "Is there anything else you're scared or sure might happen that you want to prevent?"

From: (Anonymous)

"Hendrick picked the pet literature course, and I think he'll be upset that I don't want to try it again when I'm more on top of things."

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