#pcleo

Jimmy sat solitary in front of the tent. His two 'tent buddies' were nowhere to be seen, probably enjoying themselves in front of the communal fire where most people went to have a drink, a laugh and - when especially tipsy - even a sing-song. As much as James enjoyed spending time with everyone else, given that it probably took his mind off the events of the previous few weeks, it certainly wasn't Jimmy's idea of a fun time. As soon as he'd taken control, he went back over to the empty tent to sit, alone, and muse over everything that had happened. He did regret the shooting, but only because he'd got the wrong girl. Julia now still roamed free, much to his annoyance, and he hadn't even seen her since so he hadn't had the chance to correct his mistake. 

Now, though, Jimmy's eye was on the lookout for a different girl. Cleo. She knew about what he'd done, and stupidly she was suggesting that James told someone. And even more stupidly, James seemed to be considering the idea. Jimmy didn't have the ability to tell James not to, but he could talk to Cleo. Though talking wasn't what he wanted to do. He wanted to control her, convince her that she couldn't use her knowledge from her silly little psychology course to decide what was best for James. He knew James was blinded by love for this girl, so he'd probably do anything she said. But Jimmy wouldn't do that. He didn't want to hurt her, no... He just wanted to frighten her; scare her enough so that she'd back away. So when he finally saw her move into vision, a few feet away from his tent, he stood up and walked slowly over to her with a small smirk etched onto his face. His expression conveyed no emotion; there was no anger, just blankness as he looked her up and down, his eyes lustful. He needed the two to be alone, in a private place. The tent was perfect. 

It was sudden; as he was running, James felt his real personality come back again. Usually he didn't remember anything Jimmy did, as though he just had mental absences, but that wasn't completely the case this time. He still had no idea what Jimmy had done, but the sound of a gunshot was ringing in his ears. He felt panicked, though unsure why. He stopped running when he reached the end of the boat, and he looked behind him to see if someone was following him. He didn't know why he was running, but his sweaty palms and fast heartbeat told him it was for a bad reason. 

He rested his back against the railings, trying to gather his thoughts and maybe piece together some events that had happened before Jimmy took over to see if he could work it out. It was an impossible task, of course; that was the annoying thing about it. His memories were constantly like a jigsaw with a few pieces missing. They could never be solved and it made James want to slam his fist down in frustration. He brought his hand down and that's when he finally felt the large object in his pocket. He didn't remember putting anything in there. He pulled it out. When it caught the light he noticed, to his horror, that it was a gun. Surely not... With a shred of hope, he wondered whether it was just a fake one from a joke shop. But knowing what Jimmy's reputation could be like, it was unlikely. James didn't know what to do. He should have thrown it overboard. He should have just got rid of it as soon as he saw it, but he was frozen. All he could do was stare at the pistol as he turned it around in his hand. 

Elsa strolled up the high street, looking through the window of all the shops as she passed them. She had the night off from work tonight so she felt free to just stroll around the town and enjoy herself. She considered going home to ask/order Cleo to come out with her but, funnily enough, found that she didn't have to when, from a distance, she saw Cleo walking in the opposite direction. With an excited expression, Elsa ran over to greet her best friend with a warm hug and a kiss on the cheek. "Fancy bumpin' into you 'ere," she said with a grin, pulling away and looking at the brunette. "Ya not doin' anythin', are ya? I've got the night off so I thought we could go an' 'ave a look around town," she added, linking her arm through Cleo's and starting to walk. She didn't really have a destination in mind; she just thought she could look around at the places and shops and go somewhere that took her fancy.  

Pros

These two are almost opposite. Leo is emotional, expressive, youthful and warm, since it's ruled by the Sun. While Capricorn, ruled by Saturn, is cold, inexpressive, an old soul. And this is why they're often attracted to each other. Their relationship is hard to maintain, but very rewarding. 

Capricorn can help the Leo looking more inwardly, being more down to earth and practical, while learning from the Leo how to be more open minded, expressive and social. 

Pros

Both fire signs, they have the same approach on life and are very similar, thus very compatible. This is an easy relationship that has all the potential to last.

Aries is extroverted, outgoing, warm and vibrant - qualities that Leos seek in a partner. Leo is also very appealing to Aries due to their honest, independent and caring nature.

Both very ambitious, creative and curious, they can achieve great things together. Both enjoy each other's innovative ideas and sense of humor. 

Cons

Both like to dominate and neither of them wants to give up on that. This can cause endless arguments, since they're both too stubborn. 

Leo may be too concerned about what others think or how the society perceive them and Aries.won't like this.