Who: Dexter and Jack/Tyler Durden, later T'Pol. If you'd like to join, contact Kari.
Where: Jack's room.
When: Nowish.
What: Dexter's killing Jack, but not before Jack shows Dexter what Fight Club taught his fists.
Warnings: Violence, language, torture.
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Hi, I'm Dexter, and I'm not sure what I am.
I know there's something dark in me.
I hide it. I certainly don't talk about it, but it's there. Always. This dark passenger. When he's driving, I feel alive. Half sick with the thrill, complete wrongness. I don't fight him. I don't want to. He's all I've got. Nothing else could love me, especially not me, or is that just the lie the dark passenger tells me? Because lately, there are these moments when I feel connected to something else, someone, and it's like the mask is slipping, and things, people -- who never mattered before -- are suddenly starting to matter.
It scares the hell out of me. )
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The thought was unaccepted to Dexter. It was the most abhorrent fate he could think of for himself, and his emotions got the better of him. Slowly but surely, he inched toward the door. Jack called out, causing him to hesitate for a moment before flinging a hand out to grab the door. Once he felt it was open sufficiently, he used his foot to kick the door open, and nearly took a leap inside. He'd forgotten to take the first needle out of his pocket, an error which he regretted immediately upon seeing Jack. He opted for the piano wire, then, and began to string it between his hands as he kept himself on a collision course headed straight for Jack.
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Breathing hard, Jack tried to think. Who was this? Why were they attacking? What kind of experience did they have? He was distracted, thoughts going all over the place. This female body felt different, strange, distracting, probably even unused to fighting, which could end up being pretty bad. He tried to sink into a usual fighting stance, but it felt awkward and off somehow. This was not how he'd planned to spend his day.
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Attempting to match a fighting stance much the same as Jack's, Dexter also felt the inhibitions of his female form. His jiu jutusu training wasn't as easily recalled, and the stances, the movements, weren't coming as easily. Suddenly, he stood still, hoping his confusion would abate with a moment of calm, waiting for Jack to make the first move.
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"Who are you?" he asked, finally after the silence went on for a bit too long. The way his words came out in a woman's voice still weirded him out and he was momentarily distracted, before angrily continuing, "And what the fuck do you think you're doing?"
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[Permissions to do anything but knock him (lol her) out, really. You know the score, so goooo!]
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He rammed a hand blindly towards her face, hard, hoping he'd hit her nose and break it. It connected with her jaw and he grinned savagely as he felt the click of teeth slamming together. Good enough.
[Permissions for everything for you. /thumbs up]
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The movement was sluggish, however, and predictable, so Dexter began to reach into his pocket with his free hand.
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He tried to move back away from her, but stumbled over something and nearly fell. He managed to stop the fall, but remained within her range.
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Any spot would do, really, because the sedative was so powerful. Opting for Jack's wide-open torso, Dexter swung one hand toward Jack's head as a distraction, closing the distance between them, the other hand moving to stab the needle squarely in Jack's stomach.
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Flailing weakly, trying desperately to push the girl away from him, Jack went down. He was unconcious before he hit the ground.
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Mild confusion snapped into panic, and Jack began to thrash wildly against the restraints, jerking himself back and forth trying desperately to get free. This was worse than the space monkeys holding him down, worse than being tied to the chair with Tyler holding a gun to his head. He had no idea what was going on. Oh god, he wanted to get up. He couldn't breathe. Fuck. He wanted to get out.
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He moved to Jack's desk where he had set out a small hacksaw and a serrated knife, both items Hayley had picked up for him in New York City. Running his fingers along the metal blade of the serrated knife, he spoke flatly. "I'm afraid we're going to have to put the wounded dog down, Jack." Picking up the knife by the handle, he moved over to the bed, kneeling down next to where Jack's head was. He rested his chin against the bed frame, cocking his head to one side. "It's time to pay for those lives lost."
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"Lives lost? What are you-" His words were cut off by a spate of coughs. His breathing was shallow, his chest was in some serious pain. The panic forced him to try and breathe more deeply than normal, but his lungs couldn't take in even a normal amount of air. It felt like dying slowly. He tried to calm down, tried to think rationally. Coughing painfully, chest spasming, he finally managed to choke out: "I don't know what you mean!"
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He stood up, then, and pulled two glass slides out of his pocket, still staring Jack in the eyes. He held the serrated blade up to Jack's cheek ignoring his inane protests, questions, and left a quick cut. He didn't have his dropper to glean his precious prize from this man, woman, whatever -- so he opted to let the blade sit on the cut for a moment, allowing a small amount of blood to pool on it. When he was satisfied, he picked the blade up and carefully -- very, very carefully -- let a drop fall on one of the slides. Slowly, he placed the other slide on top of the blood sample with finality and let out a sigh of relief as he looked down at the slide.
It was coming, soon. His Dark Passenger ( ... )
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