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Started October 01, 2020 by @murphysgirl

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"How do I watch this Tella-vision?"

shep want sugar, Abie said.
"Abie, no," Seven told her.

Atticus giggled. "You just listen and look at the screen– Hey Seven? Can you put the subtitles on please?" He asked, tilting his head with a small smile.

Seven put the subtitles on. Abie found a blanket and curled up under it so only her head and the tip of her tail were visible, watching the show from her spot on the couch. Seven flopped down next to her.

"What are sub-titles? Sound like a less important noble…"

Atticus smiled. "Thank you!"

"They're the words on the screen," Seven explained.

"Oh, okay!" He said, looking at the screen.

Atticus smiled, kicking his feet back and fourth, before leaning back.

"What are you doing?"

shep is not doing anything.

"Hm– Oh, just.. kinda… bored stuff." He muttered, fidgeting with the overized sleeves of his sweater.

"Why are you bored? This Tella-vision stuff is the best!"

Atticus huffed. "I'm deaf, so it's a bit complicated." He said, before grabbing a book and smiling, reading it.

"Whatta ya reading, sir?" He said very politely

Atticus looked up. "Just a story. It's called: Anne Frank's Diary." He said, adjusting the title.

"Who's Anne Frank?"

"A girl that was in WWII. She wrote a journal to see how her POV was like there." He smiled.

"What's WWII?" He didn't know what that was, having died in the 1860s

"Well, it was started on 1 September 1939 with Hitler's invasion of Poland and ended with the Japanese surrender on 2 September 1945, and the reason it started was because of a horrid man named Hitler, that killed Jewish people since he was racist, and Anne was one of them, and she decided to write a whole story about it, and-"
He went on, and on. He loved doing these things.

Abie promptly whined and covered her ears with her foots. stop it! shep just want to hear happy things, not sad things!
"Abie, shh," Seven told her, patting her head.

"Hitler?" He tilted his head

"I– Okay, here- Read this." He have him a book.

He read it.
"Oh… oh wow… these Not-see guys were bad…"

Atticus nodded. "I know."

"It's spelled weird…"

"Nazi." Atticus corrected him, sighing.

"Not-see? Were they blind?"

"No," Atticus laughed a bit, before leaning over. "They weren't blind, otherwise they wouldv'e shot eachother." He pointed at the book at a word. "Nazi. Not not-see." He said, looking up at him with a sigh.

"Ah!! Nazi!"