WHO: EDWARD NYGMA the riddler and JEAN GREY phoenix
WHERE: The top of a Cathedral.
WHEN: May 30th 2010, evening.
WARNINGS: Nnnno?
SUMMARY: A meeting of minds.
FORMAT: Paragraph?
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All charming people, I fancy, are spoiled. It is the secret of their attraction. )
It was a tacid type of feeling that sunk in and plagued her with a lack of direction. Perhaps, then, it was this lack of direction that had her seeking out others -- some expected, some unexpected, in trying to figure out these missing parts of who she was. Edward Nygma was in the "unexpected" category.
It wasn't as if she related to him. She couldn't -- not to a mind like that, though the landscape of her own mind was scathed and leveled in a completely different way, call it whatever you like, but never mistake it for sanity, and Edward's need to meet with her seemed to come from a similar place.
She felt a slight thrill as she set foot on the ground, her misbegotten day behind her, and the complex design of conflicting thoughts that she'd been weaving all day unraveled the moment she looked up at the architecture of the cathedral. Amused at sensing Edward's presence up atop of the building, she wondered if he was always this theatrical.
Mouthing a hello, but not really speaking, she waved up in a subtle manner, not caring to make a scene.
He liked questions. She could use that.
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He was a man used to femme fatales, something he would readily admit. But rarely did any prove that underlying sense of lethality. Rarely did any push a point of fear. Perhaps because Edward Nygma had a very high tolerance of danger, given his mental history and criminal record. Which meant there was something remarkable about Jean, didn't it?
"Why hello." Eddie held his communicator, speaking to her rather that shouting downwards. "Fancy meeting you here," he said with a smile. The line was delivered with an ironic pitch.
"Won't you care to join me? The sun's nearly done setting."
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