"Mark, I don't know about this guy. He can't hold a guitar for shit." Roger walks along, brandishing his Fender. "Are you sure about him
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Angel's not paying terribly close attention, at first, but he knows Mark and Roger's voices when he hears them. It's Mark's last sentence that makes him look up; he's frowning a bit. Sure, Mark probably doesn't mean it, but... still. "I still don't trust that tone of voice. Just so you know."
"Be glad you don't know from experience, Roger. It was going on something people's voices shouldn't do - not enough to make me worry, but still." Angel? Does not so much trust that damn music.
Roger blinks at Mark for a moment. "Hell, Angel. I missed that. Cohen, what the fuck's up with your voice? Angel's right. There was something odd with that last sentance."
Those closest to the Music are the least likely to notice it
Angel sighs. "Fucking music never quite let go all the way. Granted, I don't think it's strong enough to make a comeback, which is good for everyone." Not least Mark. "But still."
"Mim already told me about that one, Mark. I'm only not holding it against you because you were about as far from your right mind as I've ever seen." And then, for Roger's edification: "He didn't touch his camera for nearly two weeks. And then when he stopped thinking he was going to prduce a musical adaptation of Twelfth Night, the damn music nearly left him convinced he was me." Whether that was better or worse than Mark not recognizing Angel two days before that... the jury's still out.
"Hey, you falling off the table meant the music was gone and you were back in your right mind. Even if I did have to make you go get your ankle looked at before you hobbled off in search of your camera. Considering I think if that'd gone on much longer you'd be dead, I'll take it."
"I recall a certain time you got the snot beaten out of you and barely gave yourself a second thought because the responsible parties also got your camera." ...Wait, did Roger know about that? Well, he does now.
It's Mark's last sentence that makes him look up; he's frowning a bit. Sure, Mark probably doesn't mean it, but... still.
"I still don't trust that tone of voice. Just so you know."
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"Don't ask me." Roger shrugs.
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Angel? Does not so much trust that damn music.
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Those closest to the Music are the least likely to notice it
Mark just stares. "I didn't notice anything."
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"Roger!" Mark glares.
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And then, for Roger's edification: "He didn't touch his camera for nearly two weeks. And then when he stopped thinking he was going to prduce a musical adaptation of Twelfth Night, the damn music nearly left him convinced he was me."
Whether that was better or worse than Mark not recognizing Angel two days before that... the jury's still out.
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Mark just head-poles dramatically.
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"Of course you are." There's a huge rockstar smirk from Roger. "If you weren't, we would be being nicer."
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"I wouldn't!"
"Yes, you would."
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...Wait, did Roger know about that? Well, he does now.
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"Oh, and sitting on your ass for seven months isn't insane?"
"I didn't put my own safety in jeopardy over a -thing-."
"You didn't?"
"Fuck you."
"No, thanks."
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"And you're not? Fine. Move out. See if I care."
"You'll be tracking me down in a week."
"No I won't. I've had it this time."
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