In general, trying to hide behind a record wasn't the best idea in the world. Trying to hide behind a record with your picture splashed all over the back was an even worse idea, especially when it said in large and gigantic glittery letters MAKE IT SPARKLE. Of all the things that she could be holding, this was a bad idea. She was going to put it
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He came to a stop and looked quizzically at the girl hiding behind a record.
"Are we playing hide and seek? I hate to say it, but I think I've already found you."
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In the background, the jukebox switched tune, to something that sadly Hawkeye recognised. The song wasn't from his time, and he'd compare the sound to a robot dying inside a washing machine, but the lyrics were clear - some girl repeating 'womaniser, womaniser, ooh you're a womaniser'. It'd played it to him a few times now, in amidst the protest songs and the ones about going crazy. You didn't need to be a literary expert to get the gist.
"What's that in your hands?" he asked, glancing at the record. "If we could find something to play it on, maybe we could drown out that hunk of junk."
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"Though I'll agree it's not famed for its music. The list of famous Canadian composers is not a long one," he went on, thinking it over. "Where'd you even find that thing? I thought the jukebox kept all the music to itself."
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"I don't think we've met, have we? I like to think I'd remember a face like yours," Hawkeye said, and instead of turning round to look at her, just leaned backwards instead, extending a hand at an awkward angle. "Hawkeye Pierce, gentleman beach bum."
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