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Do children still learn by singing? The folks who were in charge of my early childhood education certainly thought so, and I believe they were correct. Sometimes, those old lyrics hold life lessons that endure long past boyhood's expiration date.
Singing was as much a part of late 1960s and early 1970s elementary school life as afternoon milk breaks, the Weekly Reader, old fashioned chalk board erasers and giving the poor crossing guards nervous breakdowns.
(Children's songs were less prevalent after elementary school. As a seventh-grade student at Tonawanda Junior High School, the singing stopped, and the running and hiding from mean, overgrown eighth graders began.)
But singing, or pretending to, was a big part of everyday instruction in elementary school. We sang the "Erie Canal Song," and about "Buffalo Gals," "The Battle of New Orleans," and "Puff the Magic Dragon" (That song prepared us for high school, in a way), and any number of other tunes.
As young New Yorkers, there seemed to be a big emphasis on teaching us the Empire State's history, and what better way than making students learn a song that marks the transformation of New York into the financial and industrial capital of the world?
Another song written in that era was "Buffalo Gals." We sang it all the time, apparently not having any idea what it was really about. The song seems as wholesome as they come, even though building the Erie Canal, was, ah, not, necessarily a family-friendly undertaking. We sang it with sincerity:
I spent considerable time searching for the genesis of "Buffalo Gals." The best explanation I found was provided by answer.com: "'Buffalo Gals' originated as a tavern or drinking song sung by construction workers and others streaming into Buffalo, at the time of the building of the Erie Canal. Buffalo was the eastern terminus of the Canal. 'Buffalo Gals' refers to the town prostitutes, drawn by the large concentration of men. The song implores these ladies of the night to come out and make themselves known to the men and ready to party."
I remember the middle years of grade school fairly well, and they included singing "Puff the Magic Dragon," a folk tune written by Peter Yarrow and Lenny Lipton. This is the song I'm sure I lip-synched, being an immature boy, and not wanting my friends to actually see me sing lines like, "Little Jackie Paper loved that rascal Puff/And brought him strings and sealing wax and other fancy stuff."
The characters depicted are both as bad as each other, and both want what's going to happen. The Doctor/Patient power imbalance is outweighed by the Devil/Human one. BUT it doesn't sit right with me not to warn about the coercive and non-con adjacent thoughts and intentions. The 'Extremely dubious consent' tag is not to be taken lightly. If such themes are disturbing/nopes for you, either skip this one or please shoot me A message on twitter or discord and I can give you a more detailed deconstruction of what happens so you can make a more informed choice about reading.
The heavy sigh in response is made even more dramatic by the way Patient 66 is currently strewn across his plush therapeutic couch. In an entirely incorrect fashion, his slender legs are currently swinging over the backrest with the rest of his lithe form sprawled across the seat. So much so that Patient 66 has to tilt his head backwards to make eye contact.
-He could easily give in to the constant suggestions, the ones that keep him up at night. He could finally rid himself of the thoughts clouding his mind and cure the ache between his legs. Tear those pants clean off and consume his patient in an entirely different way.
It didn't take long for those procedures to go lax though. And, Despite still being high risk, Alastor eventually had him moved to the closest patient block to his study. A hard decision, since he preferred not to hunt the patients that had him as their key psychiatrist, but a necessary one.
In a move that defies all laws of physics and possibility, Patient 66 breaks his hands-free from grasp and moves them upwards. Alastor catches his patient and turns him round as he swings his arms over his head, somehow not dislocating his shoulders in the process.
Alastor lets his patient go, the sudden movement causing a ripple effect. Patient 66 lets his tie go, almost crumpling to the floor before Alastor catches him with the edge of his arm against his throat.
Desperately trying to calm himself, Alastor ignores the remark to take a few deep breaths. He cautiously watches his patient return to his bunk with an overly dramatic flop. His senses kick in with perfect timing, only just having the sense to shield himself with his lab coat when Patient 66 faces him again.
Deciding that saving face is a fair sacrifice to avoid acting on those thoughts, Alastor leaves without another word. He barely suppresses a shudder at the laughter echoing around the empty halls, even as it haunts every step back to his study.
Phantom fingers join his fight to remove the cursed thing, reminding him how different the knot felt when pushed against his windpipe by another hand. Alastor pants, throwing his back against the door as sweat drips from his chest. It heaves as his hands fist against the floor, instinct screaming at him to remove the rest of his restrictive clothing and finally give himself that much-needed relief-
Even so far away Alastor can clearly make out his shame. His hair is sticking to his forehead from the sweat, his glasses are askew, and his shirt is partly open from his attempt to undress and his pants are tented almost comically without his coat to shield himself from view.
Thankfully, filling in the incident reports proves to be less of a struggle than he anticipated. Going through things in chronological order always soothes him, and limiting himself to only documenting incidents also witnessed by other members of staff saves him several migraines.
He sticks to the facts, clinically documenting his encounters with Patient 66 over the last few weeks. The restraining incident becomes far more straightforward when written down, even if part of him is resigned to remembering how it felt to have that damned tart squirming against him.
Alastor opens the top drawer of his desk, pulling out the case of cigars he usually reserves for his post-hunt celebrations. The first drag is a balm to his soul, even if it makes his already intoxicated head spin.
He sets his cigar aside momentarily, replacing it with his pen. He starts writing before his thoughts are fully formed, pulling from the structure of previous entries to complete it as fast as possible.
Exploratory therapy sessions continue with minimal progression. Patient 66 is calmer than last week, only showing mild emotions towards his restrictions being eased. Patient happy to engage in small talk about the day and goings on of the hospital. Patient remains uncooperative when probed about anything prior to his admission or any personal details. Attempts to guess his name are still unsuc-
In his rapidly alcohol induced stupor, now seems like the perfect time to sow further seeds of doubt. Just to cover his back over their current interactions, of course. Not to see just how far he can push the doubt over his patient's ability to tell the truth.
Sketchbook in hand, Alastor heads to his chair carefully. He pulls his pencils from the side table, selecting one of his favourites. He flicks open the first page, sipping his drink at a far steadier pace as he flicks through from the start.
The first pages are his usual work, sketches of medical diagrams in between unfavourable depictions of his colleagues. There are quite a few of the other patients, at least one of anyone who he deals with regularly. Several of the public too. People he sees around the town, travellers, anyone who catches his interest.
The main focus of the sketch seems to be the freckles littered across his shoulders and crawling across his face. The latter he knows are correct, even if he can see he was off on a few placements now he knows his patient better. The former, he only assumes exist.
Alastor had felt desire for sexual touch from someone else maybe a handful of times in his life. Never like this. Not so much that the thought of those slender fingers wrapping around his throat without restriction was making him physically ache.
Alastor tries to look somewhere, anywhere, else, until he can regain control of himself. His eyes scan around the room frantically, searching for that distraction, until they settle on his therapy couch.
Patient 66 regards him with lidded eyes as he stops all movements, frustrating Alastor further. He dips his hands between his legs, gathering some of his slick. The whine Alastor only just manages to hold back spills unbidden from his lips when the same hazy fingers are raised to the hallucinations mouth.
Alastor reaches the couch after what seems like an age, his whole body trembling from the effort of holding back. His patient shifts himself closer, giving Alastor front-row seats to the debauchery unfolding before him. He moans openly, falling back on his haunches to give himself better access to his heavily throbbing cock.
Fuck, Alastor would even swear blind than he can smell him. Either from his scent lingering from the couch or that his mind is able to conjure up the blissful scent of his patient he swears is getting stronger the more time they spend together.
Alastor places his hand back around his cock, well aware of the eyes on him even if they only exist in his mind. He thrusts his hips forward, biting his lip at the friction as his sweat-slicked hair falls in front of his face. He peers through the strands at his patient, having no problem imagining the flush on his cheeks depending.
Not one to be outdone, the imaginary Patient 66 pulls his legs up to his chest, folding himself in half. Somehow making the display even more vulgar, he wastes no time in returning his fingers to his folds whilst giving Alastor the show of his life.
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