Meyer Lansky (
recognize_an_opportunity) wrote in
poly_chromatic2013-09-06 06:34 pm
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Video -- Grab Bag Weekend
[After some unseen fumbling with the communicator, it finally clicks on, and the face of a small boy fills the screen. He has a serious countenance, despite only being about six or so, and when he speaks, it's not with distress, but with slight confusion and a definite tone of politeness. At the moment, however, he's not speaking English -- he's speaking Yiddish.]
Can someone tell me where I am, please?
[After a few moments of no response, he decides to switch to a different language. Perhaps that will garner some kind of response. He chooses Russian.]
Is there anyone there?
[A long sigh, a far too world-weary one for someone so young, and then he shuts off the communicator. Maybe he'll have better luck tracking someone down to speak to them in person.]
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Can someone tell me where I am, please?
[After a few moments of no response, he decides to switch to a different language. Perhaps that will garner some kind of response. He chooses Russian.]
Is there anyone there?
[A long sigh, a far too world-weary one for someone so young, and then he shuts off the communicator. Maybe he'll have better luck tracking someone down to speak to them in person.]
[[Yes, Meyer has been de-aged, and thus, comments will come from

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[With this plan in mind, he's much more eager to move towards the fountain at a quicker pace. Of course he has a deck of cards in his pocket -- one of his precious few possessions -- and he begins shuffling them as they walk.]
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Is this okay?
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I think this will work!
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[He can turn on the charm when he wants to, and as soon as he sees an adult passing by, he tries to entice them over to the two of them. It doesn't hurt that they're both pretty adorable, as far as kids go, and as soon as he's lured the adult over, he starts doing card tricks, gesturing for Anastasia to start singing. The better she sings, the better a distraction it'll be, and then he can get more money out of the whole thing.]
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As the adult leaves, she tosses Anastasia some money, as well. Apparently, her singing is impressive enough to garner that. Meyer gives Anastasia an almost imperceptible smile.]
Not so bad. Adults fall for anything.
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This is going well so far!
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[He relishes having money -- that's something he's not used to -- but the fact that the money can be used for food is even more important. She's probably not as hungry as he is, but she'll get there. He isn't aware of the fact that this place has a Welcome Center that'd probably feed them for free; that just doesn't occur to him.]
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[She grins, sighing and closing her eyes and smiling happily.]
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Me, too! I haven't had candy in a long time.
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[It shouldn't be difficult. He may not be able to read the English on the storefronts, but he's pretty sure he can track down chocolate just about anywhere.]
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[Chocolate is worth learning English for.]
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