[originally, I was going to have actual situations set up so that people could interact with my characters and say goodbye. now, I'm thinking it's a better idea to have some situations, but if you want to have a personal, private goodbye with a character (like Josef and Kat, for example), just IM/PM me and we can figure out the logistics of the
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She takes a beer for herself even though she's never been a huge fan of the stuff. It reminds her of her brother though this beer's nothing like what they had in London. After she has one in hand, she seeks out Sunshine afterward. For whatever reason, she's having some trouble opening her beer. It's stuck, and she doesn't have one of those fancy bottle cap openers on hand.
"This is quite the party you're throwing," she says to Sunshine once she's found her, still trying to open that bloody bottle.
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She reaches out, pinching Martha's cheek. "It'll be a pity, leaving you behind, what with your cute ass and all, but Sunshine's gotta roll out at some point or another, and I figured I'd do it with a bang."
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There is a part of her that already has an answer. Why not?
Why not anywhere but Chicago?
She laughs a little at the cheek pinching. "It's sad to see you leave. It is though I am grateful... you're leaving of your own choice and not... It is sad to see you off though," Martha says, sincerely, drinking down the beer as a sort of farewell to her on her journey whether Martha likes the stuff or not. "This is certainly a bang, the kind that the city can use more of as opposed to the kind that it gets more frequently."
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She knocks back her own beer, thinking about Martha's words. "Yeah, I figure people deserve a party, especially after what happened lately. Reason to enjoy themselves, rather than cower in fear. I'd stay if I could, help out, but I've got to keep on moving."
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He winces at the sight of the fall. It didn't sound good when it hit the floor. While electronics these days can stand up to quite a bit of damage, they all have their limits.
"Hey, is your... is it okay? The Ipod, I mean, I saw it drop."
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The LCD is still fritzing and he pushes a few buttons, trying to get it to respond. Which it's not doing. He really hopes that it's lag because if it's not, this is a serious fucking problem.
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The one he has isn't an Ipod.
"It might need a rest or a reset. When computers mess up, I just... usually restart it like turn off the power. It's not really a solution but it's..." He scratches the back of his head. "It might help."
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Backing up, he finds a corner and flomps down in it. There's no way he's going to be able to go out without getting it working. He needs to compose himself. Figure out what to do.
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She bends over to pick up the iPod for Kim, since she'd been walking by, and she isn't the sort to just keep on walking.
"Oop," Elena says under her breath, starting to stand when Kim gets to it before she does. "Everything okay?"
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"Everything's -- fine," he says, trying to sound normal, but completely fails at it. He's already starting to panic, considering he can't get the music to start, the iPod isn't responding, and he's fucked up the LCD.
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"I'm sorry, I didn't mean to..." her voice trails off, since she doesn't exactly know what's going on here. She wants to make something better, and she's frustrated with herself when even a seemingly innocuous incident has her already jumping to the worst conclusions.
To be fair, her life tends to end up happening based on worst conclusions.
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There are feelings.
"So." He's tapping his hand against his pack of cigarettes. One of them slides out and he slides it into his mouth. "You're leaving me."
He's not a brat at all, no.
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Or at least she better be. Otherwise she'll have some serious words with Katja. Chicago may not be the best place in the world, but her family isn't taking her move to Russia very well either. Of course, her family wouldn't probably take it too well if she divulged the fact that she was working for a terrorist organization, either.
They never are any fun.
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"How long's this transfer supposed to be for, anyway?" he says, lighting up that smoke. Look at him being totally unaffected or upset about this.
Really.
Greatness is often misunderstood. It's rather unfair.
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