Alisha Bailey (
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poly_chromatic2012-04-13 02:13 pm
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12. ♙ video.
[ the feed clicks on to an extreme close-up of curtis’ face. say hello to his gorgeous brown eye! hear alisha laughing? curtis, of course, did not say something funny just then. ] Quit moving. I want proof of this. [ she lowers the camera to, oh, what is this? ladies and gentlemen, is curtis donovan smiling? ]
Piss off, Alisha. [ but curtis is kind of laughing, too, pushing the camera out of his face and, maybe, trying to snatch it from her hold.
because why should everyone be looking at him when she’s so dolled up? ]
Ain’t nothing to have proof of. Stop that.
[ she refuses to listen, sliding a little on the chair so she can get him in his full gear. he’s wearing a nice purple shirt and khaki pants. in his lap is a loaf of bread alisha dumped there; they’re at the park, feeding the ducks - which can be seen when alisha flickers the camera to the lake and sees said ducks. ] You’re smiling. Your face looks funny. [ cackle cackle. ]
No it don’t. [ but he’s still smiling. he even reaches to grab the red, lace-trim umbrella she bought for this occasion of feeding the ducks and loosely swings it, reaching a hand out to snatch it again, this time with higher hopes of succeeding. ]
Hey, watch where you’re swinging that! [ do you want to kill her or something? she reaches for it, and may have loosened her grip on the phone just a little for curtis to snatch it … have a nice shot of his purple coloured chest. boy looks fine.
and he grabs it and scoots away from her just to give everyone a full shot of her beautiful dress. now he’s really laughing. ]
This is what Alisha looks like when she decides it’s worth dressing up.
[ see alisha roll her eyes. ] I found something worth dressing up for. And it’s not you, prick. [ said affectionately, btw. and she’ll steer his hands to focus on the ducks. watch a piece of bread fly at them - alisha has poor aim - and the feed will abruptly click off to her laughter. ]
( ooc | alisha and curtis. expect both to tag you like morons. )
Piss off, Alisha. [ but curtis is kind of laughing, too, pushing the camera out of his face and, maybe, trying to snatch it from her hold.
because why should everyone be looking at him when she’s so dolled up? ]
Ain’t nothing to have proof of. Stop that.
[ she refuses to listen, sliding a little on the chair so she can get him in his full gear. he’s wearing a nice purple shirt and khaki pants. in his lap is a loaf of bread alisha dumped there; they’re at the park, feeding the ducks - which can be seen when alisha flickers the camera to the lake and sees said ducks. ] You’re smiling. Your face looks funny. [ cackle cackle. ]
No it don’t. [ but he’s still smiling. he even reaches to grab the red, lace-trim umbrella she bought for this occasion of feeding the ducks and loosely swings it, reaching a hand out to snatch it again, this time with higher hopes of succeeding. ]
Hey, watch where you’re swinging that! [ do you want to kill her or something? she reaches for it, and may have loosened her grip on the phone just a little for curtis to snatch it … have a nice shot of his purple coloured chest. boy looks fine.
and he grabs it and scoots away from her just to give everyone a full shot of her beautiful dress. now he’s really laughing. ]
This is what Alisha looks like when she decides it’s worth dressing up.
[ see alisha roll her eyes. ] I found something worth dressing up for. And it’s not you, prick. [ said affectionately, btw. and she’ll steer his hands to focus on the ducks. watch a piece of bread fly at them - alisha has poor aim - and the feed will abruptly click off to her laughter. ]
( ooc | alisha and curtis. expect both to tag you like morons. )
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Better conversationalists, too. Hear that? They're listening to me. [ she gives him a grin. ]
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Can't have a conversation if you can't fucking understand them. [ durrhurr alisha. hear curtis laugh atchu. ]
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Told them what a prick you are.
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You're together but the dress isn't exactly dressed up, is it?
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And no, we ain't together.
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I didn't mean you're together as a couple. I was addressing the young lady. Together as in put together. I should have been clearer.
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Thanks.
And right, guess that's my bad. She looks fine, too, though.
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It's a thing. He thinks I can't dress nicely, hence the dress.
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It looks very nice but very casual.
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... People feeding ducks is normal, right?
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She looks beautiful. You look beautiful.
[ quiet, fond. ]
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He needed to calm down, yeah? The City knows him as this drug addict with an anger problem. [ the anger problem is true, anyway, but moving on. ] He was going to kill Nathan the other day.
[ there's a pause. ] You like ducks?
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[ there's no one in this world who needs immortality more than nathan. ]
I do. Why?
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Barry, I'm hurt.
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Should wear dresses more often, yeah?
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There's not much reason to dress up here.
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[This is the only reason they would spend time together, clearly.]
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[ he still mad at you, bro. ]
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[But why? :(]
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[ grudgewank B| ]
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No. We're hanging out. It's what friends do.
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