Show of hands; who else thought the lack of weirdness wouldn't last?
Not that I'm complaining about the reprieve. Just saying. It may have looked over, but it didn't feel over. It was too easy, and without any kind of explanation.
Let the reign of It begin.
In less depressing and potentially Creepshow news:
Blonsky: I'm giving you culture. Grouse
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[Translation: I am trying to act like an adult finally. Please don't make me regret it.]
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[Translation: We can talk if you want.]
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[Awkward pause. This is one.]
Only pointing out the obvious. When and where do you want to meet?
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[Not to be confused with "I Want to Talk About It".]
Wherever an' whenever you want, don't matter to me.
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[And the point is? No clue, he lost it. He's rambling. A pause, then:]
Your room. You pick the time.
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Seven.
[Impulsive number selection is impulsive, and sounds it. He dislikes the location because it just OOZES bad idea, but. He'll roll with the punches, and look casually okay with it; it's entirely possible he's just going off of paranoid habit.]
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Where is it?
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Plus, in a convoluted way it's only fair.]
Floor five, room nine. See you then.
[Unsaid but almost implied: it's NOT a date.]
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So he arrives at the appointed time, being casual about it all. Trying to. Telling himself it's not possibly awkward or a bad idea but if he acts nervous then he'll feel nervous and the fucking cop will know.
Casual. Right. It's no big deal. Just a meeting for coffee and cigarettes. Nothing awkward there at all.
... Dammit, he needed something a lot stronger than nicotine for this.
Knock knock, Freddy. Guess fucking who.]
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Hey. C'mon in.
[He stands aside to let him in and closes the door behind him, gesturing absently to the space.]
Welcome to my humble abode. Make yourself at home.
[A snicker; like it's really anything special. It looks more like a college apartment than that of a grown adult.]
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...His hands are twitchy. Christ, he should've brought his own cigarettes. But, lacking that, he paces about. Don't mind him, Freddy, he'll just be over here poking at things. Picking up, observing--is that a comic book? Seriously? Yup, now he's checking them out. Spawn and Blade. Okay, then.]
They let you have these on here? Aren't they just, I don't know, distractions or some shit?
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They came with the room. Didn't really think to question it too much, you know? And I mean, it ain't like I've got a charge yet or anything.
It's research.
[Maybe if he says it enough it'll make him sound less juvenile for having them.]
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Research. Sure. Because comic books always tell the fucking truth about everything.
[Have a look that says 'You're full of shit' but its not actually said out loud. He leans against the wall, not actually wanting to sit yet, having this idea that if he does he'd be admitting he wants to stay. Which he doesn't.
Now a topic. Fish, fish.]
Don't seem too difficult. The whole warden-inmate thing. Least in my limited experience.
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[He sees the look, but he's not touching it. Instinct and training say ignore it, don't give it credence and stick to your guns, so that's what he does. Pink can believe it or not, it's his problem.]
You gonna sit down? You're makin' me nervous.
[He's not, or at least not because he's standing, but it's something to say, something to try to ease the tension.
Nevermind that he's still standing too.]
Wouldn't know, haven't gotten one yet. Your warden working out okay, I'm guessing?
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