James sits up, then sort of half-clambers and half-rolls off the table.
He immediately hits the ground in a wave of vertigo, because he'd been on the table like that long enough for a considerable amount of blood to rush to his head.
This does not work so well on a dead weight. James's vision is clearing as the worst of the lightheadedness passes, though, and he blinks as if that will help it clear faster.
As a member of Torchwood, he should be very concerned about a sudden alteration in his perception.
Unfortunately . . . well, he's experienced a sudden alteration in his perception.
So instead, he's lying flat on his back on a table, head hanging down off the side. It's very comfortable.
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"Dance with me."
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"Give me a minute," he says, London accent clear even through the drunkenness. "I might be stuck."
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She moves to pull him up though she's a bit wobbly.
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"Right! Knew I forgot something!"
James sits up, then sort of half-clambers and half-rolls off the table.
He immediately hits the ground in a wave of vertigo, because he'd been on the table like that long enough for a considerable amount of blood to rush to his head.
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"Stand up, want to dance."
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He wants to dance too. Just his body isn't cooperating.
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"Up, up, the sky's waiting."
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"I like the sky."
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"Hey, you're supposed to move not me."
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James has had far heavier land on top of him, though, so he absorbs it pretty quickly.
"Then why did you?" he asks. Quite reasonably, he thinks.
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"All your fault, so you'd better move."
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He is hazily certain that it's rude to dump strange girls on the floor when attempting to get to one's feet.
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"Have a name?"
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"I," he says, "am James Mayer of Cardiff."
Funny how he can't stand up without it being a production, but he can execute an elaborate bow flawlessly.
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"I'm Tiwa of Wellington. James' are never fair, but you are a dancing James, right?"
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