Jimmy Darmody (
trenchknives) wrote in
poly_chromatic2013-07-05 11:02 am
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[Jimmy's walking down the street near the fountain, uncharacteristically bright smile on his face. It's obvious he doesn't know he's recording this, since he's not at all paying attention to the camera. His pace speeds up a little as he heads towards the fountain, the tone in his voice full of amusement as he calls out.]
Hey, Tommy, c'mon, I'm not gonna chase you!
[That is, however, exactly what he starts doing. There's a little kid running in front of him, a boy of about four, who seems completely unconcerned with the fact that he's in a new and unusual place. He's running, giggling, holding onto a bag of candy, and Jimmy's following behind him as closely as he can.]
All right, all right, slow down! You're too fast for your dad, kiddo.
[The little boy sits down on the edge of the fountain and pops a piece of taffy into his mouth. Eventually, Jimmy sits down beside him, brushing the little boy's hair out of his eyes. The little boy looks up at him, looking serious for a moment, and asks "Where's mommy?"]
Well, y'know...
[Jimmy pauses for a minute, slightly uncomfortable, and then grins down at the kid.]
We're on a little vacation, just you 'n me, okay? Just the guys. Mommy's at home, workin' on her paintin', and y'know she can't get anythin' done when we're havin' this much fun.
[He ruffles Tommy's hair, then immediately realizes his device is on, and switches it off with a bit of a sheepish smile.]
[[OOC: Jimmy's son is here for the fourth wall, and you can run into Jimmy and Tommy around the fountain, or anywhere else in town, really!]]
Hey, Tommy, c'mon, I'm not gonna chase you!
[That is, however, exactly what he starts doing. There's a little kid running in front of him, a boy of about four, who seems completely unconcerned with the fact that he's in a new and unusual place. He's running, giggling, holding onto a bag of candy, and Jimmy's following behind him as closely as he can.]
All right, all right, slow down! You're too fast for your dad, kiddo.
[The little boy sits down on the edge of the fountain and pops a piece of taffy into his mouth. Eventually, Jimmy sits down beside him, brushing the little boy's hair out of his eyes. The little boy looks up at him, looking serious for a moment, and asks "Where's mommy?"]
Well, y'know...
[Jimmy pauses for a minute, slightly uncomfortable, and then grins down at the kid.]
We're on a little vacation, just you 'n me, okay? Just the guys. Mommy's at home, workin' on her paintin', and y'know she can't get anythin' done when we're havin' this much fun.
[He ruffles Tommy's hair, then immediately realizes his device is on, and switches it off with a bit of a sheepish smile.]
[[OOC: Jimmy's son is here for the fourth wall, and you can run into Jimmy and Tommy around the fountain, or anywhere else in town, really!]]

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Well, there's no way I'm having you come to work now.
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[He turns his attention back to his son for a moment.]
Right, Tommy? Don't you wanna see this nice lady?
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[She's already waving at the camera with this broad, pleased grin on her face.]
Hi, Tommy!
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[Tommy waves at her, and Jimmy grins as he addresses him.]
See, this lady's my boss. So you gotta be nice to her, okay? Otherwise, she can get pretty scary.
[He's joking. Mostly. He stands and hefts Tommy onto his back.]
We'll be right there, okay?
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I bet you'll get stopped at least five times on the way over so people can say hello to your son. But alright, I'll see you in a bit.
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Long time no see.
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Hey! Didn't think I'd be seein' you!
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The sun appears from behind a cloud and she raises a hand to shield herself from it, squinting and going a little dizzy, still very hungover.
I was hoping to see you. I don't know if I'm back to stay or if I'll end up zapped back at any moment, so I wanted to make sure I could say hi.
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[There's some sadness that crosses his face for a moment, as he looks from Ruby back down to Tommy, who's immersed in unwrapping another piece of candy.]
Glad to see you while you're here, though. C'mere.
[Yep, he's going for a hug.]
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Having fun?
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[Tommy nods a little.]
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Eventually he comes to the fountain square, and initially sighs in relief as he sees Tommy, but then freezes as he sees who he's with. He suddenly realises why the boy had wandered off, that childish instinct that knows when their father is near.
And while he's overcome with emotion at seeing his long dead friend, he also feels very uncomfortable. He's back on the outside, looking at pictures of happy families in his scrap books.
It's a long time before he can bring himself to go over, not wanting to intrude on their time together.]
I told you not to wander off, Tommy.
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[His immediate response had been "he's fine, I've got him," but as he processes exactly who that voice belongs to, he stops speaking, and a smile spreads across his face as he looks up.]
Didn't think I'd see you here.
[He's not sure why not. Other people from home had shown up here, hadn't they? And Tommy had been a pleasant surprise -- why shouldn't Richard be here, too?]
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[Ever again. But Richard feels uneasy at that part. Jimmy must be dead, he'd always known it, the way soldiers always know when their comrades lose a battle. He didn't like him being right here in front of him, it was unnatural.]
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[It strikes him that they could be from different times, but he's not sure he wants to ask.]
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Hey, c'mere. I've got somebody I want you to meet!
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[He's so cute. Which makes sense, since his daddy's kind of adorable.]
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[Tommy waves shyly.]
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[It's Laruna. She's happy to see him. Mostly. Currently she's being trailed by a gentleman about her age and with similar enough looks to peg them as siblings. Her general body language is "I hate that he is here and wish that he would stop following me around like some creep." The gentleman in question is just grinning lightly but otherwise not doing anything. Oh. And he has a black eye.]
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[He looks down at Tommy, patting him on the head, and then gesturing to the pair of them.]
That's my friend Laruna, and her brother, I think.
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It is. Unfortunately.
Is this your son?
[She smiles at him. Alec just wiggles his fingers in a wave.]
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Yeah, this is him. Say hi, Tommy.
[Tommy whispers 'hi'.]
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