He woke up this morning predictably disoriented in a strange bed, in a strange room. There may have been screaming. It took him thirteen minutes to remember why he was not in his own house, why he was still wearing his uniform, and why he had not taken off his shoes
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"Are you all right?" Please, ignore the large blue spider in the carry-case.
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He peeks through his fingers at her. His mouth hangs open, as per usual.
"Is that a real spider?"
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"What did you do wrong?"
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He eyes the spider critically.
"I didn't show up for work today. Because I'm stuck here," Alec whines. "And I didn't call in. Because I'm stuck here. And that's ground for termination."
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Someone seems to have stopped by. And though the boy's head is in his hands, perhaps he notices that the voice is somewhat... far up.
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"A bar is holding me hostage," the Mouthbreather says. "And now I'm going to have to sue for emotional and physical distress, being unlawfully detained, and loss of wages. And I need those wages."
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"At least it isn't your wedding night," he observes. "It was for me, back when I got Bound here."
He puts a hand down and leans on the back of a chair.
"Sew?"
Perhaps the doublet, the hose, and the boots might explain why he's unfamiliar with the legal terms of 21st century Earth.
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"And what's your problem?"
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"What's my problem?" He echoes. "A bar is holding me hostage, I was supposed to be at work at three, and it's really rude to put your feet on a table, you know."
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"Holdin' ya hostage? Really? Wheres the gun ta your head? Doncha know, time here doesn't pass like time outside? You're a bit of a whiner, ain't you?"
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"I have a medical condition," he whines, misunderstanding spectacularly. It's a talent.
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