Beatrix Kiddo (
deadliestviper) wrote2012-06-08 03:22 pm
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001 VIDEO LIST ONE
[The screen switches on, revealing a face caked in dirt, covered in dust, streaked with sweat, and smeared with blood. A pair of troubled, if clear, blue eyes look out from it, and then there's a shake of the head, followed by a swirl of long, messy blonde hair – underneath all the grime, the new arrival's a female. She gives a bright smile, the sight slightly disarming on such a gritty face.]
Hi. [Her voice cracks when she speaks and she coughs, then clears her throat.]
Sorry to bother you folks, but it appears I've got some new business to attend to and I'm a little out of sorts. [Her smile turns apologetic, a little self-deprecating. It might be cute if she didn't look like an adult female approximation of Peanuts' Pigpen.] If one of you would be so kind as to point me toward the showers, I'd be in your debt.
[One last thing: her voice lowers, the sparkle gone from her eyes.] Budd... If you're here, I'll find you.
Hi. [Her voice cracks when she speaks and she coughs, then clears her throat.]
Sorry to bother you folks, but it appears I've got some new business to attend to and I'm a little out of sorts. [Her smile turns apologetic, a little self-deprecating. It might be cute if she didn't look like an adult female approximation of Peanuts' Pigpen.] If one of you would be so kind as to point me toward the showers, I'd be in your debt.
[One last thing: her voice lowers, the sparkle gone from her eyes.] Budd... If you're here, I'll find you.
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...That's normally how you end up here. You die.
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I'm not saying anything. I'm stating a common act.
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There are exceptions to that rule?
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Shit I fucking knew. If you don't remember dying you're not dead.
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[One thing's for sure, though – she remembered getting shot full of rock salt and drugged, trussed up and thrown in a coffin, buried alive and even fighting her way out of it, but she never had that moment of complete despair, of knowing she was done for.] Assuming you're right about that... I got out, now I'm here.
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Seeing that someone got what they deserved.
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Did they get it?
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[For a second there's the slightest hint of a smile. She and this Hoffman have something in common, even if she doubts they'll ever discuss it. Then as suddenly as it appeared, it's gone.]
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He looks conflicted.]
...is there anything else I can get for you. Sort of a weapon. If you want alcohol or anything like that.
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Give me a few minutes and I won't say no to a strong drink.
Spam? Or something? Or handwave?
Spam works!
You saved me a spot? That deserves thanks, Mr. Hoffman.
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[He gestures to the opposite seat] What's your poison?
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[It's worth noting that it takes a moment for Hoffman to get said drink. There's some gesturing and pointing on Hoffman's part and then Hoffman's sliding back looking mildly annoyed.]
...It'll be a warden's responsibility to let you in here, but...new and scraped either way a drink's the least I could do.
[Hoffman for his part has a can of soda.]
Too the barge. [He raises it in a toast] Good fucking luck.
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[She watches him as he fetches the drink, catching the slight look of frustration on his face, and when Hoffman comes back she gives him a small smile.] I should thank you again then. You'd hardly have to invite me in.
[And the smile grows as she taps her glass against his soda can and he toasts.] To the barge. May you never have to deal with me professionally.
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