[Well the milk wasn't much fun, but when she goes to the mail Mae finds
something that makes running around like a lunatic seem worth it.]
Hey, would anyone be interested in helping me get some ammo? I can't buy it myself because sexism overrules cap-.. money apparently. But I need rounds for a .44 magnum and I'd be willing to buy them off people.
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I thought we were supposed to go to a shop if we wanted to purchase something.
[The entire encounter seems to be confusing the blonde lady.]
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[There's an awkward pause. Why did this lady get a job while she didn't, and had to tool around at home all day making cookies and staring and creepy drone kids? But that would be taking the conversational transaction on a detour, so...]
I... ah... let me think. I never used it back home. I'm not sure I'd know where to start.
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So far I've figured there's this tube stuff that you put on your lips and this other tube stuff that you put on your cheeks.
[She's usually better at bartering. Usually though it involves useful things.]
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...would you like to come in and sit down? I have cookies.
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[Smiles. Yes, free food.]
Things like that didn't really last past the war, so I don't think anyone even has any make-up back home.
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It sounds like you've come here from a difficult place. Although Mayfield is difficult in it's own way.
[Dakki brings a plate of cookies to the kitchen table. They're lumpy, some are over-browned, some have crumbled into smaller pieces, and there are chunks of something baked into them. Possibly fruit.]
I can put on a pot of coffee if you'd like, too... say, what's your name? I'm Dakki.
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No that's fine. And my name's Mae.
And yeah, I'm from a post-nuclear war world so it's a bit of a mess.
[To say the least.]
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Wow.
[Dakki sits down at the table, wide-eyed.]
Weapons of that sort are banned, where I come from. I've read speculations on what it would all mean...
[Grim conversation, this. Maybe it would be better to not have it....]
...but makeup's the subject, right, Mae?
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Right.
[Moves the case over.]
I've been reading the stuff they say on the sides of them anyway.
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Hm, alright... so here's the lipstick, there's the blush..? I would have thought it would be powdery, and there'd be a fluffy brush. Hm.
[She pops open a small case, to reveal several little squares of compressed powder in different shades of blue.]
This... I think this is eyeshadow? It's for coloring eyelids. Those pencils there are for... lining the eyes, making them darker. I saw someone I teamed up with doing it during pre-mission prep time.
...he was a little strange.
[She picks up a bottle with a little spray pump on it. Hm, looks like it can be pressed... so she presses it, and gasses herself with the perfume.]
GAH!
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[She's watching closely as the woman talks and dodges instinctively when the perfume is sprayed out. Just some coughing here.]
Ahch....what is that?
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...p-perfume!
Ew, there's some in my mouth...!
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[Passes her one quickly.]
Okay well I've learnt that you're not supposed to get it in your mouth.
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Mphfplr-
[Oh wait. Talking with your mouthful doesn't work. She finishes chewing, hurrying it up because she's anxious to talk again, then swallows.]
-mmyes! There! This is working out just fine! It's educational! Now what else've we got in here?
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Great.
Um, I think more of the lip stuff?
[Picking up a tube.]
Looks...pink I think.
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