Dennis doesn't spot the
notice, when he first arrives in Milliways tonight. It's not til he wanders Bar-wards that he spots the cardboard sign, and his face takes on a decided greenish tinge. His attention goes from the sign to the large board filled with innumerable names and types of currency. Dennis squints at the small type, getting up on
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Stop. Stare. This guy looks vaguely familiar!
"Say, you wouldn't happen to know a man named Danny Butterman, would you?"
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Beat.
Dennis squints at the other man, frowning.
The pause stretches.
"...No," he says, finally. "You wouldn't happen to be an actor, would you?"
This one is the right age to be Timothy Dalton, but Dennis has learned not to assume, around these parts.
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Despite differences in accent and word choice -- Dennis's is less precise, in every way -- he sounds just like a certain police sergeant.
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"Hello."
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"--Hi," he says.
He is totally not supposed to be back here.
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"How are you?"
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It will likely occur to him, in a minute, that if she'd come to shift him, she probably wouldn't be smiling so much.
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"Ahh, shit."
You don't even want to know how much he owes.
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He'll look up in a minute, we swear.
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"What's free and alcoholic?"
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"I'm going to have to go with 'nothing,' Gordon."
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