At 3:00 in the afternoon, there's quite a crowd gathered at Buckingham Fountain in Grant Park. Most of them look pretty much like any citizen of Chicago - all races, all ages from early teens up to the smattering of grey-haired but stalwart protestors, people from every apparent profession and walk of life. A few have shown up in their work
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She sees one of the t-shirted volunteers roaming a bit away from where she's standing. Rachel murmurs a few polite words to get people to move and begins to cut through the crowd on an intercept course, intending to get a pamphlet, and some more information.
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Her hand goes up to touch his, where it rests on her shoulder. "I just hate seeing this happen all over again. I feel like I need to do something, if only to protect myself."
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He considers this, for a moment. "Protecting yourself means eliminating the danger," he says, "and eliminating the danger doesn't mean eliminating the people who pose the danger."
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He's aware that now he sounds less like a businessman and more like a spy, but then, the business world can certainly be cutthroat.
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She would've been anyway, but fighting off this... whatever it is that's settled over her as of late, well. She's needed something to cling to, to motivate herself to stick around, and this is hopefully going to fit the bill.
"I don't know about my skillset, but I'm a quick learner."
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"Then I'm sure we can think of something," he says. "Starting, importantly, with getting in these people's trust. Somehow."
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"I'm game if you are, Daniel," she declares. "I'll gladly figure something out with you."
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