(carolena) lady of sorrows (
dignity_misery) wrote in
poly_chromatic2012-10-21 10:20 pm
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039 x 930 // video/action
[Hello, City, hello. Miss Carla is sitting inside a little cafe today, with a plate of cupcakes that look like this in front of her. One is peeled open and half-eaten. The rest of her little table is occupied by a sketch pad where something to this effect is slowly taking shape. If you're looking, you might notice this tattooed on the hand she's drawing with.]
How did you enjoy winding yourselves up yesterday?
[There's something a little wry to her voice in asking. She always feels like she has to wind herself up in the mornings, it was almost too funny seeing it acted out in reality.]
How did you enjoy winding yourselves up yesterday?
[There's something a little wry to her voice in asking. She always feels like she has to wind herself up in the mornings, it was almost too funny seeing it acted out in reality.]

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[Speaking of... not exactly that... there's a rap on the window by her table.]
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I'll ask them not to eat him.
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Don't I count as a friend?
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[If you needed her to be more explicit.]
But if you'd like an introduction, I suppose I can take care of it.
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So he's the nerd with the bad hair and glasses and you're planning a surprise makeover so all his friends realise he's been the hot one all along.
[Yes, the tone here is dry.]
Are you trying to matchmake or taking a cut?
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No, he's been asking me about what I'm in to.
[She's been mentoring.]
But he's not in to women.
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[The cupcakes stay where they are for now while Chase blinks across at her. You get back on the wagon fast, Carla.]
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[Tra. La. La. You don't know about Jimmy.]
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Technically he'd be a hypocrite to call it bad. So he nods a little and leans over to hook something around her arm. Black velvet cat ears on a headband.]
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They told me costumes weren't required.
[But she picks them up anyway, fiddling the little ears between thumb and forefinger to take stock of the texture.]
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Not for the party. You might be able to trick or treat despite being past the tweenage cut-off, you can't do it without a costume.
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[But she might wear them.]
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[Really.
He leans his elbows on the edge of the tray, taking a slice of grilled cheese.]
Would you do something for me?
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Small, Irish, volatile? Give her a break.
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Who?
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...Alright?
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Maybe this was less deliberate than she thought.
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The blood girl.
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[ding ding ding.]
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Great. Then leaving her alone won't be an effort.
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[Seriously, Chase, they've had half a conversation in what must be four months.]
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[Yes, he makes that sound as though he thought it was absurd. He did.]
I told her that wasn't my remit, but I'd ask you not to respond to her again. So can you do me the favour?
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