Jill Leighton || OC (
sempreadagio) wrote in
poly_chromatic2012-01-25 12:02 pm
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|| nineteen - action
[Jill is at The Blue Light working. It's her night to tend the bar instead of supplying the musical entertainment for the evening. The bar is full, probably because a lot of people have had the same idea as she's had. The ticking isn't so bad if you're drunk. She slams back another shot and then procedes to take and prepare more drink orders.]
ooc: action open to anyone stopping by The Blue Light.
ooc: action open to anyone stopping by The Blue Light.

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Think I'll have what you're havin' and a beer.
[Is he old enough to drink? Nope but he's got a pretty good military ID in his wallet that says he's 24 and Sergeant Timothy Riggins in the Army.]
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She pours him a shot of the tequila and picks out a beer to slide in front of him. And once the burn in her throat has died down a bit, she speaks.]
It actually helps dull the ticking, believe it or not.
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Yeah, sorta does that to lotsa things.
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Got a theory on what's going on with the clock? Most people in here do.
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Not a damn clue. Someone over-wound it? You?
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I'm pretty sure everyone is over-wound. Or... wound up... cause of the ticking. [That includes her, although the multitude of drinks she's had has relaxed her a bit.]
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He walks into the bar and sits down.]
Gimme somethin' hard.
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If you want something different than Tequila, let me know.
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[Looks at the lime wedge and picks it up, looking at it with an unfamiliar look. Bites it a little, decides it's not too bad and starts eating it, skin and all.
Then he downs the Tequila.]
Not bad. Pour me another.
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It really does help dull the ticking. It's helped for me, anyway.
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Anything to get the ringing outta my audios.
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[She's had enough of the Ticking and the Underground. Neither worked, though the last did help her feel better. Still...she hasn't tried anything yet.]
Also, hi.
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[She mixes up a quick rum and coke to get Charlie started. It's easy and quick and better to get the alcohol flowing sooner rather than later with how the ticking seems to be aggravating people.]
I'll fix you up something better in a minute. Alcohol really does help a little bit though.
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[She takes a healthy swig of the bloody mary she's already working on. She's lost count of how many drinks she's had, actually. But she does know that she's feeling pretty good right now and that the ticking isn't bothering her so much anymore.]
I thought about playing some. [She glances at the grand piano on stage that most of the time she's sitting behind.] But the ticking is like a giant metronome that you can't control the tempo of.
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Right when he was about to seek another one, he spotted Jill behind the bar rather than on stage tonight. He supposed it would be difficult to perform in such conditions but still an odd view to see. Aion placed his charming smile on and walked over to greet her at the counter.]
Not playing tonight, I see. It's been a while.
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She offers him a small smile in return, hers only an attempt to be as charming as the one he's giving her since she'd pretty sure she isn't capable of smiling like that.]
It would be hard to keep my own tempo with the city-wide metronome sounding in my ears. [The ticking does remind her of a metronome.] How are you? Can I get you anything?
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I'm doing all right and a brandy please. [He answered making himself comfortable.] Yourself?
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The alcohol helps... with the ticking. [She smiles again, which is more smiling than she usually does when she's not drunk.] And we can all consider me helped.
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A vice one can easily turn to. [He lightly commented in his smooth tone.]
You must have heard plenty of stories that spill from the mouths of your patrons while working the bar.
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Something to make it all better.
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[And she's going to drink some of the mint julep very quickly.]
This place is hopping.
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[She's already gonna work on a second mint julep for Lucy since her friend is pretty much downing the one she has. As she does, she looks around the packed bar and nods.]
Forget saints and Jesus. Alcohol saves.