[Spike looks his usual combination of grumpy and annoyed. Buffy's visible sitting somewhere in the background, though she doesn't initially seem to be paying that close attention. She's on babysitting him to make sure he doesn't kill everyone, but she'd probably notice if he tried to start right now. Not that he has any intention to.]All right,
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[He's drinking a beer and acting as if we're talking about the weather. A beat; he ponders...]
I suppose in a way they are. Depends on where they come from. So, a soul huh.. that mean you used to be human, dude?
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Anyway. Vampy demon-ness. Basically after your whole standard creepy sucking ritual, person dies and a demon sets up camp in their body. Hence, vampire equals demon. Just, you know. In a human. And ... sorta like that human, with all their memories and fun personality quirks. [ She turns to shoot a look at Spike. ] Or, in some cases, really annoying personality quirks. Also, accents. I guess. [ That's met with a more questioning look -- did he pick that up or always have it? ]
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[He listens to her explanation and actually looks interested (gasp!)]
Huh. Guess that definition makes sense then.
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[And he won't fill her in on the accent. She can wonder forever!]
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Heh! And don't I know it. Nice demons are few an' far in-between. I was goin' to ask what makes you a special case.. but I guess your present company is enough of an explanation.
[Take that as you will 8D]
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[ And then she catches onto what he's insinuating. ] ... Oh! Oh, god no. No. No, it's -- Soul. Soul is the specialness. There's no -- [ she looks over at Spike and then shakes her head quickly. ] No company.
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Not everyone's sold on my new heroism. Buffy's their insurance.
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A slayer with a capital S, huh? That's cool. Guess we sorta have something in common. I mean--besides being good-looking and endlessly charming. And don't worry, babe. I meant you could clearly inspire greatness sin any man -dead or otherwise.
[Smirking, foreverrr lol
And back at Spike, with a sip of his beer.]
Yeah, I noticed. No surprise there. It's always easier to be afraid an' hate. All the more impressing you're sticking to the wagon.
[He knows what he's talking about, bro.]
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If I fall off, I prove the wankers right. Why would I do that?
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A hunter-y type, guess you can say that! It's kind o' an inherited family responsibility thing. Dad was into this whole idea of "have a heart; protect the mortal planes against invasions from Hell". Pissed off a lot of folks downstairs. Demons slaughtered my family so I took it up as a business in order to get revenge on the ones responsible. And to pay the bills.
[Another shrug.]
Hell if I know! but a weaker man would've dropped out for less. It's a compliment man, just take it.
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All right then, thanks. Sorry about your family, though.
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