[She really does hate this place. She hates being trapped here and she hates all of the magic.
She. Hates. All. The. Magic.
She especially hates the magic that is making it rain directly above her head. Has been making it rain directly above her head ever since she and Dominique had reemerged from their trek off the beaten path in search of magic
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And the only reason why she's there is because she was kind of hoping that Jackie would eventually appear outside Caprica's house so she could ask for some more coffee (the empty old mug between her hands could have said so). The fact that she appears makes her a little hopeful.
Sasha looks at her, a sort of quick stare, but quickly glances away, never one to look in a person's eyes. That's too much of an effort for the little coward. ]
Hum. [ What... does a person say in this situation. She's just going to stare at the vine for a while. ] Y-Yeah. They're, hum. Annoying.
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She recognizes the voice anyway. Sasha may go to great lengths to hide her lisp, but Jackie is always watching for flaws and imperfections. She likes to use them against herself, and keeps a catalog of them in others. She doesn't mind the soft edges to the other woman's words anyway.]
Apparently it enjoys schadenfreude as much as it enjoys voyeurism.
[She mutters this acerbically, but at least it's obvious that her venom is directed at the little plant.]
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I don't-- hum. [ She glances at Jackie, then back at the writhing vine. ] L-like them. [ As if saying sorry, really. ]
[ She looks back to Jackie's cloud and frowns. Is that supposed to happen to everyone? She doesn't really understand how the Gardens work, that's what frightens her the most. At least back home she would know how monsters and devils and humans worked. Here it's just so... random. ]
Was it the Queen? [ ( ... )
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Good riddance. Jackie wipes some of the rainwater off her face, it doesn't matter much, more will take its place, but she'd like to able to see for a minute.]
I'm fairly certain that everything that happens here is her fault, one way or another.
[The Queen had brought her here for no apparent reason, after all. The girls with the magic and shit made perfect sense, she could see why a crazy power hungry lady would be interested in keeping them as her pets. But Jackie was just one unhappy, but otherwise normal, person and she really had not needed to be kidnapped nor rained on.]
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She drops the towels and blankets on the step above the one Jackie is sitting on, taking a moment to kick off her boots, too. Then she settles down behind the other woman, pulling her back in against her and wrapping her arms around her.]
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You're just going to get wet.
[This is an obligatory complaint that feels compelled to make, but her voice is mostly just quiet and unhappy. Dominique knows exactly what's going to happen.]
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It's only a little water.
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[She objects sullenly, because this isn't fun and Dominique is taking advantage of her in order to leave kisses on her head. It's insidious.]
I'm puddling.
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What's got you under the weather?
( Flat, and sounding about as impressed with the joke as... well, as impressed as she imagines Jackie will be, which is pretty far into the negative. ) Sorry.
( She doesn't sound very sorry. )
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[That one withering note of not-laughter is about as much as Jackie is willing to humor her. She pushes some of her sodden hair back off her face impatiently.]
Unfortunately 'sorry' hasn't magically altered the current state of things, so I suppose, you could, just choke on it.
[Definitely sounding friendly. Except not so much.]
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( They're such good friends. . . )
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