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Escape 010

Jun 02, 2010 18:50

( Chalked on the Wall of Rudy Miller's Bedroom | Off-Network )

a pretty good sense of direction, post curse, obviously up to something, plays chess like bobby fischer, observing the natives, guidance would be ecstatic, jailbreak is imminent, perpetually deadpan, roommate, nothing fazes rudy miller, sneaky yet adorable, super sekrit mad skillz, i want to go home

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[Private;] worksmart June 3 2010, 07:05:13 UTC

Mr. Sylar might not be somebody you want to start playing games with.

[Private;] prefers_chess June 3 2010, 07:06:06 UTC

Oh? Do tell.

[Private;] worksmart June 3 2010, 07:15:03 UTC

He's about the definition of someone not being what they seem. Trust me, it's safer to politely stay away.

[Private;] prefers_chess June 3 2010, 07:19:41 UTC

I had gathered as much, given the mutant powers.

He was on good terms with my roommate's former roommate, it seems.

[Private;] worksmart June 3 2010, 07:21:21 UTC

It's not what he can do, it's how he uses it.

...Connect those dots for me?

[Private;] prefers_chess June 3 2010, 07:23:49 UTC

Which explains the lack of great responsibility. He claims he's reformed.

Rudy Miller, currently living with Boots O'Neal, who was formerly roommates with a guy named Anthony, who in turn was an associate of Mr. Gabriel Sylar.

[Private;] worksmart June 3 2010, 07:30:46 UTC

I knew Anthony a little, but I didn't know that. Treated him, once. I also treated a girl Sylar put in hospital himself. Two months ago.

[Private;] prefers_chess June 3 2010, 07:34:01 UTC

That's the story I heard, anyway. From Mr. Gabriel Sylar.

He offered to play chess with me.

[Private;] worksmart June 3 2010, 10:38:16 UTC

He doesn't come across as the worst person you could meet. That's what makes him dangerous.

I can play chess. My boss plays a killer game.

[Private;] prefers_chess June 3 2010, 15:50:50 UTC

By that same logic, you also don't come across as the worst person I could meet. Purely for the sake of argument, what makes your word stronger than his?

Your boss wouldn't happen to be a Mr. Adrian Veidt, would he?

[Private;] worksmart June 4 2010, 02:47:57 UTC

My word has more people willing to back it up than your roommate's former roommate. I live with some people from his world.

No. Two days of the week, my boss would be Doctor House.

[Private;] prefers_chess June 4 2010, 02:51:58 UTC

He mentioned a potential vendetta by people from his world and stressed his attempts at reform. Who'd he put in the hospital two months ago?

...How many times a day does he get jokes about making house calls?

[Private;] worksmart June 7 2010, 19:53:41 UTC

I can't give you details on my patients, but the police reports should be public record. Do you know what he's reforming from?

Not many. Which might be why he tries to avoid talking to people.

[Private;] prefers_chess June 7 2010, 22:00:15 UTC

Assuming his story is accurate, he steals people's mutant powers in ways that kill them. And then kills people who try to apprehend him, presumably with the aforementioned stolen mutant powers. Of course, he also says that he killed himself here so he can't go home again, thus ensuring that his attempts here at reform will be permanent.

A man after my own heart. How nice.

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