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Feb 04, 2007 23:42

Colin is in the bar ( Read more... )

mary lennox, edmund pevensie, gabriel tam, colin craven

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gabriel_tam February 5 2007, 05:27:04 UTC

There's a man not all that far away, in a chair by the fireplace.

He, in turn, is drinking a cup of coffee and studying a datapad-- although when he glances up and takes note of the boy, he nods a cordial greeting.

outta_a_chair February 5 2007, 05:34:38 UTC

"Good-evening." It's a little stiff, but mostly proper, as Colin looks back at him with curious grey eyes.

Colin has a milkshake.

...Colin may have a bit of an over-fondness for such things.

gabriel_tam February 5 2007, 05:41:50 UTC

"Nĭ hăo," Gabriel says-- even as he takes note of the milkshake.

"I'm not disturbing you, I trust?"

outta_a_chair February 5 2007, 05:46:46 UTC

"No." He pauses, and corrects, "You are, but I do not mind being disturbed. I should not come here if I did."

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mmquitecontrary February 5 2007, 05:46:20 UTC

"Good evening, Colin."

Mary looks rather . . . suspiciously cheerful, really.

outta_a_chair February 5 2007, 05:47:14 UTC

...Yes.

Yes, she does.

"Good evening, Mary."

There may be eyeing.

mmquitecontrary February 5 2007, 06:00:14 UTC

Mary cranes her neck to look over at his book.

"What is it that you are reading? Is it one of yours or one from the bar?"

If it's one of Colin's she's probably at least skimmed it already.

outta_a_chair February 5 2007, 06:02:09 UTC

"It is from the bar. Father does not think," matter-of-factly, "I am old enough for books on the Customs of other sorts of peoples."

It is about Indians. Colin thought it was a good place to start.

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iustus_rex February 5 2007, 06:21:44 UTC

There's a young man not too far away who is attempting to not stare too much at the invasion of puppets. (He hasn't yet realized they're transformed patrons, rather than an influx of animated toys.) Which is almost the same as studying the room intently!

At any rate, he happens to catch Colin's eye after a while, and nods at him with a faint cordial smile.

outta_a_chair February 5 2007, 06:24:25 UTC

Colin does not see how puppets are any stranger than anything else in the bar.

"Good evening." Very polite, over the top of his book.

iustus_rex February 5 2007, 06:36:18 UTC

Colin has a point.

"Good evening," Edmund answers.

"How do you do?"

outta_a_chair February 5 2007, 06:37:28 UTC

Colin feels he often does.

Colin also considers before answering, "Well enough." There is a book. There is a milkshake.

It could be worse.

"And you?"

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