Long enough. [ it's as much an answer as it isn't an answer at all. it gets the point across all the same. if mori's going to try to come in close, chuck's giving her a warning shot. as far as he can wager, she's sidestepping just as much and just as wide as he is, and chuck has no intention of dragging his boots in until he's good and ready. (that much, on the other hand, has always been a matter of speculation. chuck sulks too long and nurses his pride because he has nothing else to nurse and enough rope to hang himself. he comes charging back in when he's called or not at all- he just kicks the door off it's hinges on the way as if it'll make the choice more his own.)
chuck pushes off the wall, pushes into motion, so they can distance themselves from the entire conversation, the facsimile of exchanges they'd had as children. (there are some things you can't go back to) his gait, however purposeful, is a half beat slower all the same. a wordless accommodation for mori's injury. ]
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chuck pushes off the wall, pushes into motion, so they can distance themselves from the entire conversation, the facsimile of exchanges they'd had as children. (there are some things you can't go back to) his gait, however purposeful, is a half beat slower all the same. a wordless accommodation for mori's injury. ]
Should find you a wheelbarrow.