Log - Closed
Who: Peter Petrelli, Libby Widmore, Sam Tyler
Where: The Pub
When: TODAY
Warnings: Uh, references to torture?
Sam was really not looking forward to this. Hence, why he suggested the pub. It wasn't that he thought alcohol and heightened emotions were the best companions, but... well, he needed a bloody drink if he was going to stick himself in the middle of the issue between Libby and Peter. Overall, he was never terribly involved in the incident that sparked their antagonism-- he knew about the torture, was angry with himself for arriving too late to do anything, and but beyond that? He never caught the, er, 'dirty talk' incident, and at this point, he wasn't even sure what either party expected from a face-to-face confrontation. Still, maybe just sitting down, looking each other in the eye, and explaining their side calmly and rationally would help ease the divide between the other two Wardens. They were all on this Barge together, after all, and if there were internal conflicts with the Wardens, the Inmates were clearly going to pick up on it and use it to their advantage. It'd be best for them all to work together, as a sort of well-oiled machine.
So, here he was, taking a good, long drink of whiskey, waiting for the other two to arrive.
Where: The Pub
When: TODAY
Warnings: Uh, references to torture?
Sam was really not looking forward to this. Hence, why he suggested the pub. It wasn't that he thought alcohol and heightened emotions were the best companions, but... well, he needed a bloody drink if he was going to stick himself in the middle of the issue between Libby and Peter. Overall, he was never terribly involved in the incident that sparked their antagonism-- he knew about the torture, was angry with himself for arriving too late to do anything, and but beyond that? He never caught the, er, 'dirty talk' incident, and at this point, he wasn't even sure what either party expected from a face-to-face confrontation. Still, maybe just sitting down, looking each other in the eye, and explaining their side calmly and rationally would help ease the divide between the other two Wardens. They were all on this Barge together, after all, and if there were internal conflicts with the Wardens, the Inmates were clearly going to pick up on it and use it to their advantage. It'd be best for them all to work together, as a sort of well-oiled machine.
So, here he was, taking a good, long drink of whiskey, waiting for the other two to arrive.