63: Book Club

[young_idealist]

Let's try reading A Tale of Two Cities by Mister Charles Dickens. It's a bit hefty, but even if you don't finish it, we can meet next Wednesday. Thank Dr. Martha Jones for the selection. I look forward to seeing everyone.

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[rudolphofvamps]

Joining on, a recruit from Dex.. Read that one a long time back, but I remember liking it okay. What time, then?

[young_idealist]

Late afternoon, before the dinner rush, in the dining room.

I don't think we've met.

[rudolphofvamps]

Right you are, mate.

Name's Spike.

[young_idealist]

And I am Armand St. Just.

[rudolphofvamps]

I already like you better than the other Armand.

[young_idealist]

I don't bite, like he does.

[rudolphofvamps]

Not really why I don't like him- that'd be racist, after all.

[young_idealist]

You too? There are so many...

Also, the other Armand is a bit full of himself.

[rudolphofvamps]

Don't have to worry about me though, huh? These fangs are capped.

--a bit. He and his theatre troupe.

[young_idealist]

Tis good to hear. Not many of us would survive if all of you ate as he does.

Theatre troupe? I know he sings...

[rudolphofvamps]

He eats people? Here?

Be careful though, he's very protective of it.

[young_idealist]

He drinks, but does not kill. I have not heard of him killing...

How protective can he be of people who are not here?

[rudolphofvamps]

Right. And what makes you think he won't lose control?

Dunno. How many vamps sing on stage? I don't trust him far as I can throw the idiot.

[young_idealist]

He has a remarkable voice.

I trusted him. I am not sure I like him.

[rudolphofvamps]

You let him bite you?

[young_idealist]

In payment for the singing. He did not kill me.