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poly_chromatic2014-02-07 12:06 am
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. 016 // Action [Family Curse]
[Anya's lounging on a couch, fiddling around with what appears to be a...game boy color. In general, she just looks very bored and disinterested in her game. She doesn't appear to be in her usual apartment, but if anything is out of the ordinary, she doesn't seem to notice it.]
...stupid gadget thing...I swear, every time there's nothing to do this thing decides it doesn't wanna work right.
DAD!!! Is Pavel around? I need him to fix my thing again!!
[ooc: Open post for the family curse! We don't have to stick with this, we just needed a jumping off point.
Backdated to the 6th because there's a time and a place for mucking about and I don't seem to have either the time or the place. Anya is the only girl in the family composed of the City's Russian Club (they are totally a club hush). Also Dewey is in it too.]
...stupid gadget thing...I swear, every time there's nothing to do this thing decides it doesn't wanna work right.
DAD!!! Is Pavel around? I need him to fix my thing again!!
[ooc: Open post for the family curse! We don't have to stick with this, we just needed a jumping off point.
Backdated to the 6th because there's a time and a place for mucking about and I don't seem to have either the time or the place. Anya is the only girl in the family composed of the City's Russian Club (they are totally a club hush). Also Dewey is in it too.]

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[Look who's just come wandering into the living room, looking for all the world like he belongs here, and not seeming to notice anything out of the ordinary, either. But would you really trust him with your Game Boy, Anya? Really?]
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[And now she's excited, leaping off the couch, practically tumbling over her feet to go and give her ner-do-well uncle a big hug.]
Uncle Meyer!! You're back, it's great to see you!!
[Forget the Game Boy for now. You gotta tell her stories.]
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[What he really means is that there had been whispers of legal trouble brewing, and he'd thought it best to get away for awhile, but hey. He's hugging her back, although a little stiffly, because he's never been the most affectionate of guys.]
Did you miss me?
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But Anya really needs to specify which dad she's addressing. He never knows which one she's referring to. Raikov interrupts their current conversation though]
I haven't seen him for a few hours now, dear.
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Action || let's just have a threadjack party idk?
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Action || okay 8D
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[Anya grins and waves at Raikov.]
Dad, Uncle Meyer's back!! And, uh, well, when Pavel shows up, I need him to fix my game boy.
[Right, back to idolizing badass criminal uncle.]
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When he does get home, he finds his uncle there. ]
Hi. What're you doing here?
[ It's not unkind or accusatory, like some of the rest of the family. The kid's curious. ]
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[Here's a smile for the kid, because he really does like him -- much of the reason being that innate curiosity.]
What're you doing here?
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[ Shrug. ]
The usual.
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That said, Meyer is family, and he can be good company. Chekov extends a neutral greeting.]
Meyer.
[He doesn't bother saying hello to Anya. She's his sister, he sees her all the time.]
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[It's a relatively neutral greeting, too, but he does offer a smile. He knows that out of all the kids, Pavel's the one who's most likely to call his business into question, and perhaps for good reason.]
It's nice to see you.
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[And it is, since family does trump duty. That doesn't mean he has to approve of any of the choices Meyer has made.]
How is business?
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[It's one of those meaningless statements, but he figures the kid'll read as much or as little into it as he wants to.]
And what're you doing these days?
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[She rolls her eyes and gives her brother a smile. She knows that he doesn't like their criminal uncle. She doesn't like the fact that he does crime stuff...but family is family, and she loves her uncle.]
Hey, I need you to help me fix my Game Boy.
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[Chekov doesn't not like Meyer! It's complicated.]
By that do you mean "I need you to fix my Game Boy," or do you intend to help?
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[Have mommy-daddy fuss over you.]
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[Not today, anyway.]
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He reappears just before dinner should be ready (timing is key, you know) and quietly settles himself on a big comfy armchair with a comic. Totally casual. ]
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Busy day?
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Yeah. Sort of.
[ With a smirk. ]
Good, though.
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Hey, Dewey. What've you been up to?
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I went out to the square.
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What did you do?
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Just made some money.
[ Which is true, but only part of it. ]
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And where have you been all day?
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[ Not doing anything terrible. Probably. ]
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