((OOC: PARTY THREAD-ish. Tag in before, during, or after if you want, and post your own character in just chillin' there if you want for other people to comment on. Also. slow-timed like woah, because I know a lot of people are having braining issues lately and I understand completely. I'm there more often than not))
At 7:43pm, JD sits at one of
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"Didn't peg you for a blues man," she says, nibbling on the chicken wing.
Get used to it, Rusty. Bambi is like a cat. She will be where she wants to be and no one is going to question her.
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A friend. Rusty doesn't make friends easily, not without a lot of 'persuasion'... sometimes not even then.
"Wouldn't have been here if I didn't have to, but I gotta admit. It's not half bad." He gestures toward the stage absently. "The chicken wings are a freakin' wonder, too." Rusty raises his eyebrows at the wing that she is currently nibbling. "Savor that. This shit's worth every penny 'n more."
One of the few things that are these days.
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"Yeah, I heard you had to meet a guy," she says, stretching her legs out in front of her. Hopefully, no one has any interest in that seat, because they're not getting it. "Figured I'd swing by and we'd make a night of it or somethin'."
Which is like the weirdest concept of dating ever, but, well, it's Bambi. Not that she'd think of it in those terms. She just likes Rusty and she can stand to be around him for longer than five minutes, which makes him worth spending her free time with.
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He swallows back the nerves and utter attraction that has left him feeling more awkward than he's comfortable with when she speaks, again.
"That's- Uh." It takes him a second to simply process what she's said. Rusty clears his throat with a forced cough and leans back further in the booth, so he's pressed up against the corner between the wall and the seat, easy as sinking into shadow except not. "That was... nice of ya. Ain't like doin' a meet-and-greet's any fun at all. Much rather share some wings with you, anyway, than talk about..."
Rusty scratches the back of his head awkwardly. Well, she knows so it's not like he has to tell her, and he doesn't like to talk about the details.
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He'll be in this corner the whole time, appreciating the music quite a bit- Ariel does have quite a lovely voice- and when Ariel's set is over, more than likely he's going to duck out quickly like he was never here. Typical Sark behavior, really.
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"And what impression might that be exactly?" He asks dryly, giving an impression of innocence. Nothing to see here, just a guy minding his own business, enjoying the blues... And if he happens to be lurking in dark corners, it's because he just doesn't want to deal with people. That didn't work so well, apparently.
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Catch him at any point- he has drinks and he's in a good mood.
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Martha pokes him in the chest and puts her hands on her hips, attempting to look very threatening? Because she will so stay awake long enough to make an attempt at table dancing when they finally get home. Actually, the narration wouldn't put it past her.
At this point, most of the other patrons have filtered out over time at this point. Martha doesn't know what time it is, but the last she check it was quite a bit passed midnight.
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The sad thing is that Des isn't really that drunk, despite the late hour. Des is also not tineh and is very used to holding his liquor.
He notes the nearly empty club and makes to usher Martha towards the door. "Although, if you want to tempt fate..."
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Martha can generally hold her liquor fairly well, but she had a lot to drink and she is tineh.
She smiles up at him as he starts to usher her toward the door. "I love to tempt fate. Hey, hey, hey, are we leavin' already?"
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Once the lady's detatched herself from the young man who pounced on her - Elashte's first thought was her ward, but a brief mental brush corrected that - and approaches with a smile. He's halfway through a glass of red wine, one hand tucked behind his back.
"A very fine performance," he says, with a very small bow in greeting. He's a gentleman. Can't help it. There's also nothing threatening or suggestive about his posture; poludnicas don't develop good threatening skills, and he's, to be honest, never been particularly sexually interested in anyone. He's just a man who enjoys good music and would like to show his appreciation. "Would it be totally inappropriate to buy the singer a drink?"
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"Elashte," he says. He doesn't expect people outside of a very few circles to automatically recognize his face. He still hasn't become used to this sudden fame... or infamy. "I've had the privilege of being exposed tot he American musical traidition - Jazz, blues - almost from their inception. it remains a favorite of mine."
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It's still going to take a while to get used to it.
"It's nice to meet you, Elashte." She smiles at him. "Blues has always been my favorite genre. I think I inherited that love from my Momma. So you got any musical talent yourself, or do you just like to appreciate it?"
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But Mattie wanted him to go, and JD is here, and since he's the only person other than Mat that Nate can stand lately... Well, it can't hurt to have a night out.
He wanders up behind JD, catching him at the bar and leaning over his shoulder with a grin. Mostly it's just fun to make him do that. "Exactly how much have you had to drink already?"
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He smiles drunkenly. Although the drunken smile is honestly more because of well, Nate than, because of say... the alcohol in his body.
"Appletinis are really, really good," he says, taking his next one from the bartender and turning around, trying not to notice how close Nate is. It's hard to make himself not think something when he's this inebriated though. Nate pretty! Appletini good! ...what?
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He takes a sip of his fresh appletini, enjoying the flavor for a couple seconds before it occures to him. "And hey, what d'you mean by that question, anyhow? Why's it so surprising? Appletinis are awesome and flavorful and they've... got the 'tini in 'em."
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