Apr 28, 2008 22:13
There is a little Parisan rat in the bar tonight.
It's been a while, but as usual, he is quite happy to see Milliways again.
He has a blank sheet of paper before him, and a pen resting beside him. He looks to be in relatively deep thought, but he is quite open to non-hostile company, regardless.
alfredo linguini,
remy (ratatouille)
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"Uh... hey! You're writing?" Curiously.
Oops. Now he's probably gone and ruined Remy's zen. It's just surprising is all, especially since... well, time is funny here. It's been a while.
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"Oh - yeah. I was thinking of writing some of our recipes down," he explains, ears twitching cheerfully.
(There is a possibility he has been thinking of creating his own book.)
He doesn't seem to be too bothered by the interruption.
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Er. I didn't mean to distract you or anything. Just haven't seen you in a while."
At Milliways you tend to find yourself saying some strange-sounding things.
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They've been quite busy at Gusteau's, though Linguini is right as well. Canon aside, "Yeah, you're right. It's been a while, hasn't it?"
Oh, Milliways.
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--oh! I met Emile!"
More beaming!
He rather likes Emile.
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Remy smiles widely. "I'm so glad he's found this place. Actually, I'm glad to see him at all. It means my whole family's okay."
Which is a huge relief.
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The spontaneous generation of food and pro-rat environment probably helps.
"It's good to know-- you know. That we don't have to worry."
Yep, 'we'. Linguini was worried too, but now he doesn't have to wonder if he's unintentionally keeping Remy from finding his family.
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"Being here will probably teach him a thing or two about food," he says amusedly. "At least one can hope."
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But then, Linguini isn't all that picky either.
...he draws the line at most of the things non-cooking rats eat, however, and he's learned a fair bit about food from living in Paris and, er... watching himself cook it.
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But in the end, he's just happy he knows his brother is all right.
"I'm pretty different from all of my family," he admits.
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He still looks sympathetic -- even so, being different from everyone else is pretty lonely.
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"You're right." He pauses. "Though I'd be glad to never be Poison Checker again."
[ooc: so sorry about the delay in replying! Life has been eating me.]
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"Poison Checker?"
That sounds kind of... ominous.
[ooc: it's aaaalll good! :Db]
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He rolls his eyes.
"Well, thanks to my highly-developed sense of smell, I can point out whether something is poisonous or not. My dad appointed me as the official Poison Checker. Rats would line up while I went through their garbage."
Not the most exciting job, let's just say.
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He pulls a well-that's-not-on face.
"No wonder you're so good at cooking, though. I couldn't figure out how you can always tell if a recipe needs something."
It's like a superpower.
Which may sound like an exaggeration, but Linguini tasted that soup.
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"I just really like the way combining different foods can create these amazing new tastes and smells," he explains enthusiastically. "Nothing else in the world can quite do what food can."
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