adavies (adavies) wrote in valesco,
@ 2008-08-20 21:33:00

Who: Ally and Sam
What: :[ M.A.G.I.C. act angst.
When: nowish
Status: Finishing in comments

Allison was in the kitchen keeping herself busy with preparing things for dinner. Of course she could be using magic to peel the potatoes and be doing more than just one thing at a time. But it took longer this way and kept her mind from wandering to topics she was trying to avoid thinking about. Not that she was trying to avoid her husband, because she wasn't. It was just she didn't get it. Yes the laws were stupid and wrong, but was that really a reason to just stop living the life you had been living for years. It made her feel like a bad wife that she wasn't being more supportive to him, more understanding but it hurt when he said he wished he'd just stayed muggle. Ally couldn't help but take it personally, it was who she was.

"Shit!" she cursed as she cut her finger with the potato cutter, throwing it into the sink. "And this is why I don't like doing things the muggle way" she muttered under her breath as she set the peeler to peel the potatoes itself and rinsed off her wound.

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adavies
2008-08-21 04:33 am UTC (link)

"I know that." Ally said still watching her son bang the silverware around. "See potatoes are peeling themselves. I just didn't feel like doing that way earlier. I mean, with you being all anti wizard now it makes things awkward." she said sounding a bit more harsh than she meant to.

Ally sighed, "Sam, this is so pointless. I'm a witch and you are a wizard. And we shouldn't be letting this stupid stupid law get in the way of our happiness."

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samuels
2008-08-21 04:45 am UTC (link)

She was like a bloody venus flytrap, his wife was. She drew him into a false sense of security with a calm excuse and then suddenly moved in for the kill. Sam couldn't help but let his surprise show, but it quickly faded back into his previous serious expression--listening to her words over again in his head, it wasn't hard. This was going to be a hell of a night, he could tell right now.

"I'm not being anti-wizard," he replied in a tightly controlled tone. "Don't try to blow this out of proportion like that, that's not fair. I'm being anti-pureblood supremacists who have apparently taken over the Ministry and want to make life harder for Muggleborns that it already was."

Sam's arms came up to cross in front of his chest. "The next time you're told you're not allowed to hold a job because of your blood status and have to get a mark on your hand to show the world know that you're different from everyone else, you can come back and tell me that a stupid law shouldn't get in the way of your happiness." He scoffed, although not at her. He couldn't help it. "But that won't happen to you. You won't ever know what that feels like."

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adavies
2008-08-21 05:21 am UTC (link)

Ally's mouth dropped open at the last part of his statement. It was like a slap in the face. It took her a second before she could compose herself enough to speak. "You're absolutely right. I'll just never be able to understand." She copied his stance and fixed her gaze on the floor. She couldn't think of anything else to say because he was right. She couldn't understand.

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samuels
2008-08-21 05:33 am UTC (link)

Uh.. okay.

Once again, Ally surprised him, but this time by not getting angry. He had felt bad about his words even before they had finished coming out of his mouth, and he had been sure that she would get defensive. Hell, he would have. But no, she just--she conceded and stood there, as upset as she had been since he had started with this whole new job business.

Ugh, and there was no better way to make him feel like shit than that.

With a sigh, Sam pushed himself forward and gathered his wife into a hug, resting his chin on crown of her head. "I'm sorry," he muttered. "I---I'm not doing this to upset you or because I resent you, even the wizarding world itself, in general. But I can't live like a second class citizen and just bend to their will, and if that means I have to give up magic and stop venturing into that world---well, then that's what I'm going to do."

He took a step back and his hands went to her shoulders, squeezing lightly. "I am a wizard. I'll always be a wizard, no matter what they say or do to try and take that away. But I was a Muggle first, and right now I need to be a Muggle again. That doesn't make me any less the man you married. And just because you choose to stay a witch doesn't make me love you any less, either."

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