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The past couple months have been... well, they've been unimaginable, for Bernard. Since 'Dora was taken from him (which is how he's come to view circumstances) by Elizabeth Swann (who is so dead when they get back, when they get back), he's embodied the very definition of lying low, staying out of sight, tending to his kids.
Nursing his heartache, as girly as that is.
So, it's a rare sight that greets the patrons of Milliways tonight: The Co-Head Barman, on a stool, his back to the usual table, with a lowball of tequila, a lit cigarette ('Dora will kill him when she gets back, but at this point he'll take the punishment), a charcoal pencil, and a sketchbook.
He's not drawing bombs.
Nursing his heartache, as girly as that is.
So, it's a rare sight that greets the patrons of Milliways tonight: The Co-Head Barman, on a stool, his back to the usual table, with a lowball of tequila, a lit cigarette ('Dora will kill him when she gets back, but at this point he'll take the punishment), a charcoal pencil, and a sketchbook.
He's not drawing bombs.