After the excitement that was the meeting, Henry's quest for something to swing about in an offensive manner shifted from a hobby to a flat-out obcession. After a few days of scavenging about the empty apartments, looking for something he could call a weapon, Henry's finally found something; about three feet of steel, formerly attached to something
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When Henry comes in, she glances up from her reading and offers him a small smile, but doesn't really say anything. After the confusion and uproar at the meeting-thing, the fact that all the talking about newcomers and how some couldn't be trusted is making her feel a little like an alien, and she's sort of run out of conversation-starters.
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"Mm. He's tall, lunkheaded, has short brown hair, blue eyes, and practically lives in the color green." She smiles a little, rolling her head to the side and rests her chin on the side of her knee now, rather than directly on it. Then something occurs to her and she digs into the inside pocket of her vest, pulling out a narrow strip of photo paper, holding it up. There's four snapshots of her and her brother in classic photo booth fashion, something she'd found on his desk while in Raccoon, and one of the few things she'd had on her when arriving here.
"His name is Chris." Claire is fairly oblivious to the fact that a large amount of the compound thinks her brother is batty.
Despite her knowing WESKER thinks he's batty, it never occurred to her that he might spread his story around to people besides those it'd directly affect.
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Chris. At least Henry now had a name to go with the description. And a face. In fact, when Henry started writing in his own notebook again, this was definately going in there. Along with the others. Y'see, he liked to keep notes. Not for any spying reason - just as a memoir. Yeah, like that'd go over. Hide the notebook, Henry.
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"I trust my brother. And I don't think he's gone crazy." Completely, anyway.
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There was a moment of pause. "I mean, I'm sure he had a good reason." That's right, Henry. Backpedal faster.
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"If what Chris told me is right, death is really the least of Wesker's problems." She shrugs, standing up and stretching, slightly. "I don't know though. But I'm not letting the jury out on either one until I know what happened between them. Beyond what either one says happened."
It's kind of hard to figure out what's the truth, when two stories are complete and total opposites.
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Henry shook his head. "Anyways, I just wanted to let you know what I'd heard about your brother."
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"...Look, if you don't want to, that's fine, but... if it's not too much trouble, if you hear anything, anything else about either one of them, would you mind letting me know?" She was practically starting at ground zero here. Clues would be fantastic.
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She glancs at her watch, sighing slightly. She should probably get back to that staring at the wall thing she was doing so well. Probably get some sleep. "Now I should head out. It was nice meeting you, Henry."
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Henry would spend the next good while wondering where exactly to start on this case. Also, wondering where exactly he was supposed to put his trash.
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