Chicago is not a happy place, therefore very few people are actually happy.
The recent CLF riot kinda pissed off one recovering former terrorist who has very recently been having a little problem with half his soul being missing. The rage was enough to finally cause him to shift involuntarily, which was... Rather painful actually, considering he's
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She slaps the door wide open and claps her hands, walking in with a smile on her face. "All right, get up. Up! Lets go."
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"Wh-where are we going? I mean, not that I'm arguing, because I haven't... Really been out at all lately and I could probably use the sun. I think I might be getting a little pasty... Just a bit, anyway. Um.. But this thing is very important and I'm pretty sure it can't wait, so maybe we could... Raincheck that? Until, uh, tomorrow or next week... Or next month. Next month is good for me."
He has a rolly-chair, Abby. Feel free to use it.
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"Nope. Come on. Don't make me push you all the way out of here, Marshall, because I will." She ruffles his hair. "It's a beautiful day and we both need to get out more."
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"Um... Okay, if you say so. I mean... Can't really argue with that. And if you pushed me all the way out here, I can't guarantee I won't get, uh... Motion sick... Also there are stairs." He nods and then goes silent for a few seconds before he realizes that he's still in the chair. "Should, ah... Probably get out of the chair now."
He slowly stands up and kicks the chair back into the CCTV room where it hits the wall and then rolls to a stop, and then turns to give Abby a small, See? I can do this. shrug.
Except he's still really nervous about going out and is internally flailing a lot. He's just too sweet to resist people dragging him off for his own good. This is something he does not have in common with Tosh.
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"How long have you been in this city?" She gives him a beady sideways look.
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He frowns and starts counting on his fingers, muttering complicated math equations under his breath that seem way too complex for an answer to a simple question.
"Uh... Approximately one year and, um... Eleven? What day is to- no, twelve days." He blinks a few times like that number never occurred to him before now. "Wow... That's a... A long time. Kinda mind-blowing, really."
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Down the stairs they go. The longer you give her, Marshall, the less chance you will have to get away.
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Marshall's face falls a little as his tone peters off at the realization.
"Okay, you... Might have a point. Maybe." Pause. "Yeah, you have a point."
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She pinches the bridge of her nose. "You're worse than Connor. And that's saying a lot."
They hit the bottom of the stairs and Abby opens the door. "Come on then. We'll find you something you'll enjoy outside. Under real light."
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He follows down the stairs at a quickening pace and walks outside, making a show of shielding his eyes.
"Well, I guess I'm not melting or anything. That's a good sign, right?" Cue the cute, adorable grin. It's not often that Marshall uses sarcasm, but when he does... Well, it's less snarky and more adorable. Like a puppy trying to growl threateningly or something.
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Though he does seem to have something more of a libido than Marshall. He seems to have something more of an interest in girls than Michael, though that probably comes from being an undersexed grad student.
She grins back at him, because yes, that is a friggin' adorable smile. "I'll admit, Flinkman, I was worried."
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...No. Really, Marshall?
He offers her his arm. "Well, now that, uh, we've established that I don't dissolve in sunlight... Shall we?"
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"You, my friend, are going to the zoo."
Yes, Marshall, that's right. Abby is dragging you off to visit the zoo.
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