I fancied you'd return the way you said, but I grow old and I forget your name.
It's Valentine's Day! ....And there are various people around Chicago who are not actually celebrating it for one reason or another, and someone who apparently is.
Juliet is taking a stroll through the park, huddled into a jacket. While it's not nearly as cold now as it has been recently, she's never lived anywhere that wasn't tropical her entire life, so cold weather of any kind is bad in her book, but she needed to get out of the Tower for a bit. She's hoping that nothing horrible will happen either in the Tower or out here while she's gone... Except that saying as much means something is probably going to happen.
....And is she imagining it or is there a really familiar sound coming from the trees?
Also in the park, specifically perched on the edge of Buckingham Fountain is a specific red fox. He looks like he completely belongs there and actually gives the appearance that he's waiting for someone. If you asked him, both parts of that are true, but the second one in particular. Certain pests need to be taken care of before they get out of control and he's here to see that it gets done.
If you happen to be walking down a particular street, you might see Mac twisting some random Joe's arm into interesting positions and giving him a lecture about why catcalling and demeaning women because certain parts of his anatomy or smaller than he'd like them to be is rude and likely to get him beat in ways that will make him even more useless to a woman.
Mac loves this holiday. For all the wrong reasons.
Elsewhere on the street, if you happen to be paying attention, you might spot a ferret bobbing and weaving amongst the people meandering around Chicago today and basically trying to avoid being stepped on. Strictly speaking, this is probably not Sark's best day ever, but any day where he's a ferret is not a good day at all.
In the Kashtta Tower, several red roses have appeared around the building, addressed to one of the female employees of Torchwood (plus Abby and Sydney) with a different colored ribbon tied around each one (and Tosh's actually has a computer chip painstakingly attached to the middle of the bow). There's no real indication of how they got there and if you checked the CCTV, you'd probably never be able to find the culprit.
And if you asked Marshall, he'd deny any knowledge of where those roses might have come from.
Juliet is taking a stroll through the park, huddled into a jacket. While it's not nearly as cold now as it has been recently, she's never lived anywhere that wasn't tropical her entire life, so cold weather of any kind is bad in her book, but she needed to get out of the Tower for a bit. She's hoping that nothing horrible will happen either in the Tower or out here while she's gone... Except that saying as much means something is probably going to happen.
....And is she imagining it or is there a really familiar sound coming from the trees?
Also in the park, specifically perched on the edge of Buckingham Fountain is a specific red fox. He looks like he completely belongs there and actually gives the appearance that he's waiting for someone. If you asked him, both parts of that are true, but the second one in particular. Certain pests need to be taken care of before they get out of control and he's here to see that it gets done.
If you happen to be walking down a particular street, you might see Mac twisting some random Joe's arm into interesting positions and giving him a lecture about why catcalling and demeaning women because certain parts of his anatomy or smaller than he'd like them to be is rude and likely to get him beat in ways that will make him even more useless to a woman.
Mac loves this holiday. For all the wrong reasons.
Elsewhere on the street, if you happen to be paying attention, you might spot a ferret bobbing and weaving amongst the people meandering around Chicago today and basically trying to avoid being stepped on. Strictly speaking, this is probably not Sark's best day ever, but any day where he's a ferret is not a good day at all.
In the Kashtta Tower, several red roses have appeared around the building, addressed to one of the female employees of Torchwood (plus Abby and Sydney) with a different colored ribbon tied around each one (and Tosh's actually has a computer chip painstakingly attached to the middle of the bow). There's no real indication of how they got there and if you checked the CCTV, you'd probably never be able to find the culprit.
And if you asked Marshall, he'd deny any knowledge of where those roses might have come from.