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[strikesachord]

Step, ow, step, ow, step ow...

Everything still ached following the Wembley-induced spill Gobo had taken down the steps around the hill at Fraggle Home. Sure, Boober - once he'd taken over - was great with healing, but the fall had only happened a couple of days ago - that was the day he'd originally been intending to see Chris, too. Better late than never...?

Once he'd made it down the hall in the apartment building, he raised his right hand to knock on the door, sighed as he realized he couldn't do that right now, and then gingerly knocked with his left hand instead.

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[strikesachord]

Gobo snickered and nodded. "Aw, sure! You know that's me with exploring, after all," he pointed out, as he removed the gelpack from his knee - that was starting to get too cold. "Red has her competitions, and Boober has laundry and cooking, and Wembley really likes imagining things, ever since Red helped him figure that all out... Although, even more than that, Wembley really likes making friends, and getting closer to the people he already knows."

[beingthecreature]

"I've noticed that about Wembley. He was the second one of y'all I met, after all." Chris laughed gently and leaned back some, smiling. "See, but the neat thing is, look at how varied all of that is, right? It's amazing, how different people can find such different things that'll make them happy! Even when there's overlap, like you and me and exploring, or Mokey and my brother and art."

[strikesachord]

"That's true!" Gobo agreed, and his tail twitched in a way that suggested it wanted to be wagging up behind him, but didn't have the ability just now. "There are some things that connect all of us, sure, but there's also a lot that's different about most of us."

[beingthecreature]

"There sure is!" He blinked, then smiled and pushed up from the couch, walking out toward the middle of the floor some.

"Which reminds me, I wanted to try something next time one of you Fraggles came by, if you're willing to help me with a little magic experiment? You don't have to get up, so don't worry about shifting those old, aching bones."