Marian is feeling rather good today-after a combination of happenings in the last week that were
amazing,
good,
dubious, and
strange-so she has decided to spend a little time in the Bar. To celebrate the occasion, after so many weeks either avoiding it or hiding from people in it, Bar has gifted her with a set of raspberry tea and biscuits on
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...except for the times, so rare as to be unlooked for, when the door opens and someone familiar comes through.
"This," observes a puzzled voice, "is not a barn. I feel quite sure that this is not a barn. Indeed, barns are generally more... barn-like..."
The door closes behind him. He turns, rattles the handle. Not gone, not Bound, but Bar is determined that he stick around for a while and accept the hospitality of the establishment.
"...Ah. Oh dear." He turn around, and wonders whether any of the food he can smell might be acquired by some means other than honest payment or trade.
Thus enters Much, the perpetually befuddled, and here now he stands, gazing with vague puzzlement at the bar where no bar ought to be...
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Setting down the tea, but not her biscuit, not even realizing she was still holding it, she moved over to him quickly.
"It actually is you," she said with some surprise quite obvious in her expression. Then, a little self consciously she added, "You might want to come sit. I have to tell you some things that are quite easily believable."
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He made her almost, her lips quirked, as she shook her head partially. With her hands she made a gesture toward the booth tables.
And knowing him, she added, "We can get you some dinner and talk there."
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