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The streets of town- Sunday morning

Nov 04, 2012 09:42

Sia didn't know much of what she'd done over the past day, because it wasn't her doing it. Her split personality Mia was taking over more and more, and leaving Sia to deal with all the consequences! Why had she placed a call to the bank this morning wondering if $100,000 had been deposited to her account yet? Mia, what were you doingShe'd gone ( Read more... )

natalie v. adams, marasiah fel, juliet darling, streets

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whenshewasnice November 4 2012, 18:34:33 UTC

"I've got your money!" Natalie declared, in a fashion that was likely to get someone complaints about whether something had been aired in the wrong order, since there'd been nothing to establish her getting the money.

Also, it was needlessly dramatic. Plus she'd pretty much appeared out of nowhere.

notconflicted November 4 2012, 18:50:14 UTC

Sia's hands dropped to her sides as she stared at Natalie in confusion. "What... what money?"

whenshewasnice November 4 2012, 18:57:56 UTC

"The money!"

Sure, that cleared it up.

"I don't know if I should trust you, but I've got the money anyway. This is too big a thing to get sloppy with."

notconflicted November 4 2012, 19:00:43 UTC

"I... I don't know what you're talking about," Sia said, looking overly desperate. "Please, tell me what I did!"

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twintuitionist November 4 2012, 18:58:24 UTC

Juliet's late-stage pregnancy did nothing to stop her from taking brisk walks through town, and that's what she was doing when she spotted Sia clutching her head. She paused, because that's what you did when somebody was having a breakdown in your path, right?

"Excuse me," she said firmly. "Can you do that someplace else? You're in my way."

Her very, very important way! (The characterization dice had come up 'selfish bitch' on Juliet for this episode, apparently.)

notconflicted November 4 2012, 19:01:32 UTC

Mia glared at her before she even dropped her hands. "No. You're lucky I don't push you down."

But she wouldn't, because the writers still wanted her to be a sympathetic character.

twintuitionist November 4 2012, 19:09:25 UTC

"You'd never lay a finger on a pregnant woman," Juliet said, glaring back as she folded her arms over her stomach. "What's your problem, anyhow?"

notconflicted November 4 2012, 19:11:33 UTC

"My problem is you. And your bossiness," Mia shot back. "And the fact that you never loved me back!"

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