At the door, leaning on the frame, stands a man (he may be a teenager, but what he's seen, what he's done - he no longer fits the definition of boy) in a yellow boiler suit. Spirals of smoke rise from the cigar clamped in a too-friendly smile, the dark mask framing his eyes well-matching his slicked black hair and mustache.
One ankle is crossed over
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The Silk Spectre sits further down the bar, cradling her drink in her gloved hand.
"First one's free," she replies, just loud enough to be overheard.
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"Looks like someone beat me to the punch," he says, tapping off the end of his cigar into the nearest ashtray.
"Missed me, sweetheart?"
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That's all the answer you're going to get, Blake.
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As such, he grins a little wider before breezing on.
"And as much as I'd appreciate a free shot o' bourbon, there doesn't exactly seem t'be a bartender 'round these parts."
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The boots, petticoats and a fishnet-covered knee can all be seen by the way she's sitting. She tried sitting like a lady; she felt like she couldn't move. One heel hooked around the rung of the stool and knee slightly up it is.
She's sure she could deliver a killer of a kick in the boots.
Maybe she might grow resigned to them.
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"Don't see a bartender."
Unless (he thinks - and doubts) he's looking at her, in which case asking nicely is most definitely on his agenda.
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"At the moment, the bartender is the Bar herself. I'd ask her nicely."
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This is a good thing, because as soon as he sees Blake, he goes utterly still.
That's the Comedian over there. The living, breathing, Minutemen-era Comedian.
There's no way Rorschach is going to approach him. But--
The Comedian. Alive. In this bar.
Blake won't see him, but Rorschach is going to be staring stupidly at him for as long as he stays in the bar.
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