Too much thinking can be bad for you.

Sep 07, 2007 01:51

There is a CIA agent in the bar, trying to reconcile his view of the way the world's supposed to work with the sudden appearance of a place that should not be. He hasn't yet worked that out yet, but hopefully liberal amounts of alcohol will help with that ( Read more... )

jason mcconnell, alexander molokov, juliet capulet, luther daniels, walter de courcey

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molokovcocktail September 7 2007, 23:17:19 UTC
Liberal amounts of alcohol will help with nearly everything, or so thinks Molokov.

"Mr. de Courcey." He raises his glass in a salute of sorts. After all this time, there's no real need to be so formal with his counterpart, but he enjoys it. It's a ritual - if they had that sort of thing.

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smashbastards September 7 2007, 23:27:10 UTC
Walter smiles brightly and raises his own glass. "Mr. Molokov."

No, the formality isn't necessary, but they've been doing it since Merano. Why stop now?

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molokovcocktail September 7 2007, 23:39:54 UTC
Exactly. Why mess with a fine tradition when it's worked so well for them?

"How are you adjusting?"

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smashbastards September 7 2007, 23:45:18 UTC
"Well enough, I suppose. It's... a strange place, but as strange places go, not so bad." Better than some hotels he'd stayed, with Freddie and Florence, before Freddie was the world champion. He's not complaining.

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molokovcocktail September 8 2007, 01:10:58 UTC
"It could be worse," Molokov says agreeably. "A bit fruit-filled, though."

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smashbastards September 8 2007, 01:16:17 UTC
"Fruit-fi-" he starts, and then stops, unable to hold back a short laugh. "Oh. Florence get you too?"

Florence hadn't actually hit Walter, though. He'd ducked, and then caught the next one. But still.

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molokovcocktail September 8 2007, 02:14:34 UTC
"Repeatedly. Her aim is rather accurate." Ruefully, he adds, "But I expect she hates me more then you."

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smashbastards September 8 2007, 02:22:39 UTC
"I would assume." Considering that the first time he came to the Inn, Florence ended up clinging to him for a little while... "It's unfortunate. I could try to talk to her about that fruit-throwing habit. It's kind of wasteful."

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molokovcocktail September 8 2007, 02:37:59 UTC
"I would hate to take away her source of entertainment." He sips his vodka. "Perhaps she and Anatoly can take turns."

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smashbastards September 8 2007, 02:42:21 UTC
"That's very generous of you, Mr. Molokov."

Walter is not laughing. Really. Not at all.

Okay, maybe just a little.

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molokovcocktail September 8 2007, 02:58:40 UTC
"I am but a humble servant," Molokov says, as straight-faced as he can manage.

Walter is lucky Molokov is a bit fond of him.

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smashbastards September 8 2007, 03:02:59 UTC
"As we all are," Walter says, just as straight-faced. Though he's in serious danger of breaking into a smile at any moment. He's just glad he's not the kind of humble servant who gets fruit thrown at him.

Only a bit? Walter is hurt.

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molokovcocktail September 8 2007, 06:03:06 UTC
"It's a thankless job, but who better than us to do it?" Molokov allows a rare genuine smile to cross his face.

Well, more then a bit, but shh.

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smashbastards September 8 2007, 06:05:49 UTC
"I don't believe anyone else is worthy of being trusted with such things." That smile does funny things to Walter, makes something in his stomach twist in a not entirely unpleasant way. He likes that smile a bit more than is safe.

We won't tell anyone. We promise.

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standsbychamp September 8 2007, 01:25:53 UTC
((MWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!))

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