Characters: Diego Armando, Kang, VERY VERY OPEN.
Content: The cooler heads of Manhattan get together for a discussion at Madison Square Garden.
Location: ... Madison Square Garden.
Time of day: The evening after the disappearances.
Warnings: None.
NOTES: This will be a party-style thread. If your character has any interest in discussing the
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He hadn’t moved move from his position since he first sat down, so Odd had that faraway look about him when a woman approached. He almost didn’t notice her out the corner of his eye. Then he turned his head to her and blinked. She appeared normal and kindly enough, but so did a lot of other people who were just as liable to be just as dangerous as anyone else. And sometimes even the nice ones who had absolutely no ill will could do harm.
Around here you could never be too careful.
At the offering of tea, Odd shifted uncomfortably. He knew that the woman probably had no malicious intent towards the nice offering; he still couldn’t help it due to his previous incident on Halloween. After having a bad trip after accepting tea from one nice lady, his radar went up by default at any such mention of tea. Couldn’t ever let your guard down these days.
“No thanks on the tea. I wouldn’t mind some sandwiches, though. I’m starved.” Odd had been too far scatterbrained to really consider the fact that he hadn’t troubled himself to eat that morning. So yes, he was fairly hungry.
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It also wasn’t entirely a matter of whether he trusted this woman or not. She seemed nice enough, and at least her face wasn’t entirely covered in stitches, coupled by that strange singsong of a voice. You could never be too sure of the overly nice types, however. But Odd hated the idea of being one of those type who grew suspicious and distrustful of everyone.
So for now, he decided to let that go.
He also just never really cared that much for tea; that was another factor.
“Turkey and some regular potato chips will be just fine.” He smiled pleasantly. “I’m Odd, by the way. Don’t think we’ve ever met.”
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“Iris. That’s a nice name.” He really didn’t put the name to anything else. In terms of what had been going on with other people’s affairs in Manhattan, Odd Thomas had kept surprisingly to himself. On top of everything else he had to deal with, he had enough on his plate as it were.
To put it lightly.
He shrugged at her second remark. “Oh, I don’t know. Disappearances are circumstantial in this city when it comes to that. They say people are united through trials and tribulations.” He took the napkins. “I think it’s true.”
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