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Jul 22, 2008 20:32

"Are you kidding? That was a hole in one," says a distinctive voice, from the door. "I've heard many a fine shot in my day, and that was one. How could you miss the roar of the crowd ( Read more... )

simon tam, jenny, kate bishop, tegid tathal, mia ausa, hawkeye pierce

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nothawkingbird July 23 2008, 00:50:03 UTC
"Hey watch it!" Kate started to say from her table, and then blinked as she recognized the voice and face around the bandages.

"Hawkeye? Oh god, what happened, here, you need anything?"

He'd likely notice a faint scent of lilacs that was getting stronger as the voice grew louder with her approach.

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yankeedoodle_dr July 23 2008, 01:00:56 UTC
The voice is vaguely familiar, Hawkeye decides; the lilacs aren't.

"That's my name; go right ahead and wear it out. I had a run-in with an unhappy stove," he says, cheerfully enough, whacking the next table in the row with the golf club. "I just need two other blind mice now to complete the tableau. Who's there?"

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nothawkingbird July 23 2008, 01:14:49 UTC
"It's me, Kate, code name Hawkeye. We met before a few times before around here." Probably because she only sometimes wears the perfume, or just it's easier to pick up the scent with the lack of visual stimuli at the moment.

"Well, no blind mice, but I could wave down a waitrat to get your order. Here, over this way." She gently came around to guide him to a chair at another table.

"Could even get you a cane, it's lighter than that club you're waving around."

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yankeedoodle_dr July 23 2008, 01:32:30 UTC
Hawkeye follows, feeling his way into a seat. He stumps his 'cane' lightly against the floor. "Thanks, but unless you have a cane that'll make a better putt from fifteen feet, I think I'll keep this one." He raises a hand and snaps his fingers, turning his head. "Oh, waiter?"

(The waitrat's in the opposite direction.)

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nothawkingbird July 23 2008, 01:52:56 UTC
"I didn't say you couldn't keep your club, just something that'll do less damage around the bar?" She dryly remarked, and "And he's the other way." She flagged down the waitrat over. She's helped out with places that take care of the disabled, and of course, they are also homeless oftentimes, and she's assisted many in the shelters.

"All right, he's at your 9 o'clock, go ahead and order."

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yankeedoodle_dr July 23 2008, 02:26:16 UTC
The rat chitters; Hawkeye immediately turns right toward it.

"Vodka martini," he tells the area where he's pretty sure the rat is standing (and he's right). "Dry as you can make it." When he looks up, it's sightless, but directly at Kate. "And for my well-named benefactor?"

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nothawkingbird July 23 2008, 03:20:53 UTC
There was a light laugh from her and she added, "Just a cola soda with ice, thank you."

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yankeedoodle_dr July 24 2008, 00:40:33 UTC
"Spoilsport," says Hawkeye lightly. "Get a few years older, would you?"

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nothawkingbird July 24 2008, 02:12:29 UTC
"Hey, trying to be a good girl, even if you're lacking in the role model department." She snickered quietly as the waitrat went to get their orders.

She then sobered more, and in a more serious tone, "How long before that heals?" Indicating the bandage and the red irritated skin she could make out on the edges of his face.

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yankeedoodle_dr July 24 2008, 05:01:34 UTC
"Young lady, I will have you know that I am a perfectly excellent role model," he informs her, drawing himself up. "I polish my medals every morning."

He settles back down again. "The bandages come off in a couple days; we'll find out then." They'll find out if he'll ever be able to see again, too.

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nothawkingbird July 24 2008, 23:41:28 UTC
"And that's all of what, two?" She cheerfully snarked back. She does that with the authority figures she likes... really.

But on the other reply, she nodded, "Oh, hope everything's ok for you." She wasn't going to bring up the possible permanent injury, he already knew, and didn't need the reminder.

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yankeedoodle_dr July 24 2008, 23:50:25 UTC
His amused look at her is unmistakable, even without the help of his eyes. "Actually, two and a half. You forgot the one for keeping my boots shined and my sheets ironed."

(Hawkeye has never in his life done either.)

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nothawkingbird July 24 2008, 23:58:49 UTC
"Oh of course," She snickered quietly. "The most important one."

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yankeedoodle_dr July 25 2008, 00:19:36 UTC
"No no," he says. "The most important one is for always tying my shoelaces with my right hand on a Sunday."

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nothawkingbird July 25 2008, 00:27:48 UTC
"Uh-huh, so hard to keep track of them all, huh?"

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yankeedoodle_dr July 25 2008, 00:48:26 UTC
"I have a list, but--" He points at his eyes.

This is, for the record, still good-natured.

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