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[log] The Hills Have Eyes [closed-ish]
Characters: Watson, Charles, Davesprite, Bucky, Zell, Sora, Kunsel, Homura, and Quark
Location Building 235 (Aquarium) and Building 130 (Pharmacy)
Date: Day 162 - 164
Summary: Eyes appear all around, static and paranoia return, friends arrive with fire, hopefully no one is getting attacked. Later, Bucky, Quark, and John discover evidence of Fiona's murder.
Warnings: References to character death.
[The aquarium has the feel of a small-town tourist attraction, the sort built to give people just stopping to fuel up on petrol a reason to stay for an hour or two. There are various aquariums inside that, according to plaques beside them, once showcased various Alaskan fish; they're empty now. The whole atmosphere is kind of eerie, with the water casting rippling patterns on the walls, ceilings, and floors, but there's hot water in the sinks for anyone who wants it.
What's probably unwanted by everyone is the eyes. They're on the walls, drawn in the frost on the windows, they're on the ceilings, and the static crawls its way over walls and people. The sense of being watched, of being followed, is strong.]
Location Building 235 (Aquarium) and Building 130 (Pharmacy)
Date: Day 162 - 164
Summary: Eyes appear all around, static and paranoia return, friends arrive with fire, hopefully no one is getting attacked. Later, Bucky, Quark, and John discover evidence of Fiona's murder.
Warnings: References to character death.
[The aquarium has the feel of a small-town tourist attraction, the sort built to give people just stopping to fuel up on petrol a reason to stay for an hour or two. There are various aquariums inside that, according to plaques beside them, once showcased various Alaskan fish; they're empty now. The whole atmosphere is kind of eerie, with the water casting rippling patterns on the walls, ceilings, and floors, but there's hot water in the sinks for anyone who wants it.
What's probably unwanted by everyone is the eyes. They're on the walls, drawn in the frost on the windows, they're on the ceilings, and the static crawls its way over walls and people. The sense of being watched, of being followed, is strong.]
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Married to another woman. Well. Wasn't that something?
He has no idea what to say to that, so he just nods awkwardly.]
Sorry it didn't work out.
[That was a strange thing to say. Moving on.]
The world has changed a lot since I was last dating anyone.
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[He sighs.]
Like I said, we don't get on. But as much as the world changes, it stays the same. People fall in love, they get married, divorced. Had a few gals I thought might work out. Didn't end up that way. [Thank you, Sherlock Holmes.] But there are other people out there--men, women, whatever you like.
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I don't think I'm going to be stepping out with anyone for a while.
[Or ever. He has other things to worry about. It's so absurd it makes him half smile, until a burst of static has him flinching back again.]
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[So it's a rephrase of what Bucky had told him, but he hopes beyond the static and the eyes that his own words echoed back at him can help him remember that these things happened. This moment is not every moment.]
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It's a strange anchor, another person echoing words back at him. They're not nearly as strong as 'til the end of the line', but they're definitely at least slightly meaningful. He grasps it with his full focus.]
What about you and Fiona?
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Plenty of fish under the ice.
[Isn't that what he said before?]
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The guys here are hardly lookers.
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Some clean up better than others, I reckon. Mr. Stark's handsome, Clint... Duster, Kunsel, Zack, Haurchefant... [He finds himself actually considering, and decides maybe he shouldn't.] Y'know. There are more than a few.
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I haven't really looked the closely.
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Girls are nice. I need to meet more of the ones here. It'd be nice to meet them. Yeah.
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[He thinks he understands.]
All powder and lipstick, gets you away from the war.
[Or the snowy horrorscape, in this case.]
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This isn't working and he's not going to tell John to get away again, he doesn't listen. But Bucky can be the one to get away and John can't follow with his leg in that condition, especially not now he's down on the ground.
So he starts to stride away. Sorry, John, tonight is not a good night.]
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He really wishes he hadn't.
There are more eyes than ever, and they're staring at him, watching him. He's the only person really here in this room. Why wouldn't they be?
John closes his own eyes and rests his head back against the wall, counting down from 60. Another minute passed. Another minute survived. Another minute. Just one more and something might change.]