Who: Zoe Washburne, Malcolm Reynolds, Charlie McGee, Captain Hammer (open).
Where: The Dorms.
When: Morning, Day One.
Rating: PG-13 for possible violence and crude language due to the mass confusion.
Status: Closed/Finished.
Summary: Mal and Zoe head out to have a look around at precisely the same moment that Charlie and Captain Hammer head in to
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"Let's go then."
Hammer smiled and once again offered her his arm, mirroring his actions on the first beach they'd met on today.
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"Hammering," he responded, looking at Captain Reynolds as if he'd sprouted a second head, "You know, punching, lifting, beating evil to a pulp. I'm Captain Hammer. Los Angeles' most infamous super hero."
He flipped his hair back dramatically, echoing the other's mocking tone, "What are you Captain of?"
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Pfft. Hammering. As if that even made sense. More like this fool was the Captain of being pompous. He tried not to laugh at the hair flip, and failed markedly, a smirk playing around the corners of his mouth.
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"Wait... fly?"
A flying boat? What the hell kind of nonsense was that?
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He was being cocky now, and he knew it. Something about Hammer's tone didn't mesh with him all. Not that he really cared what the idiot thought; clearly he had the superior intellect here.
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He'd never felt so affronted in all his life. A space nerd? With his very face? Evil had never sunk so low as this.
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Immediate danger seemingly past Zoe was, for her part, trying terribly hard not to burst out laughing. She wound up instead with a wide smile, largest perhaps in months. The uncanny resemblance between the two was still damned confounding, but their flexing and posturing was mighty hilarious. Hammer seemed like a daft tool, all muscle and no brains, not unlike their merc Jayne, but her Captain certainly was displaying a pretty bit of ego as well.
"Sir," she intoned, interrupting further protests from Hammer, "It's possible the Captain here is from another 'verse as well, like them magic-castin' girls and all."
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"I suppose," he murmured under his breath, continuing to shoot Hammer an incredulous look, "Would account for the...slyness"
That weren't exactly right, either, but it was the only reasoning he could come up with for the hair flipping thing, not to mention the flexing and posing.
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"This has been a really, really weird day," she said to no one in particular.
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"That it has," he agreed, trying to ignore her less than clothed state, "Fact, it's been a rather strange couple of days, I reckon. How's it been with your...companion, here?"
He spoke as if Hammer weren't even in the room, hoping that if he pretended the man wasn't there, he wouldn't be. It was embarrassing, having someone wandering around with his face, actin' that way.
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It really was weird though, having two guys that looked the same and weren't related. She found herself studying them and picking out similarities and differences before she shook her head. She really, really wanted to change into something.
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"Hey," he intoned indignantly, picking up on Mal's latest subtle insult, "I've been treating the lady just fine, thank you. In fact, we were just on our way to fetch her some fresh clothes."
He smiled at Sarah, trying his best not to yet Captain #2's suspenders catch his eye again. Good god, didn't that sort of thing go out of style a hundred-some years previously? And why did he have to wear his pants so high? He looked like he was nearly sporting leiderhosen; all he needed to complete the picture was an accordion or something equally obnoxious. It was embarrassing, having someone with his face wandering around dressed that way.
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"Alright, alright," he chuckled, "No need to get testy."
He stepped out of the way to let them past, figuring that at the very least poor Sarah there probably wanted to get away from prying eyes and into some decent clothing.
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Third floor meant a lot of stairs, and she sighed a little before glancing back to make sure the Captain was with her. She didn't really want to leave Zoe alone with the two of them - even though she was perfectly sure the other woman could handle whatever happened to come up.
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He scowled at Hammer's retreating form before shooting Zoe a 'what in the rutting hell was that?' look.
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"Well now," she said, "That was unique."
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