In Gotham, weird is relative. In comparison to the bat-themed vigilante, the scarred murder-clowns and their fangirls, the mind-control otakin, the C.H.U.D.s, et cetera, seeing one of the richest men in the world hanging out at the local cafe/bookstore, drinking a latte and coping notes out of a book on... is that Chinese herbal medicine...? is
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He asks what their cheapest keep-you-up-all-night drink is, and buys that to wait with. His application, if one is Batman nosy, says that he's available weekends, any weekend, and that he didn't finish high school. It also says he's nineteen.
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"Applying for a job?"
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Granted, the Stay Puff Marshmallow Man could be sitting in the cafe and Dib might not notice. He's still not sleeping well and has been avoiding his apartment to hide from certain neighbors.
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"Hey," he says -- not from behind him (not wanting to give the poor kid a heart attack), but moving into his field of vision from the right -- "Dib, right?"
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He jumps anyway. He's jumpy and some random person is talking at him...
A random very rich person oh my god what. "Uhm, hello. Yes, it's Dib, Mr. Wayne..."
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"Good to see you again. Are you okay? You don't look too good." Bruce 'Obvious' Wayne.
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Besides, a good wig is exactly like hiding. Right?
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She looks like an interesting sort of girl, doesn't she? Bruce thinks he'd like to go and make conversation. So he does. "Good book?"
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"Darn. It's an interesting subject."
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So Giles is buying a small pile of King and Koontz and Butcher before sitting down with what they call a latte to try to decide which book to give to Simon first.
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"They are actually for a patient. His tastes run to the more macabre."
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"Patient?"
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