A tall and lanky young man who's dressed as if he either just walked out of a Western or off the deck of Serenity strides confidently into the Inn. Everything about him is dark: dark hair, dark eyes, olive complexion, black shirt, dark blue jeans, black leather duster. He's even wearing a Stetson--and without the slightest trace of self-
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She hopes he won't ask how to explain how it works, because she still doesn't quite understand how or why.
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He's got a few ideas about where it might be, but first things first.
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If this was the Nevernever, she wouldn't appreciate his asking what her Name was...not even by accident.
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Congratulations, Harry. You just fried a Skywalker's datapad.
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"I'm sorry," he says, walking back to the blonde woman, who reminded him very much of his friend Karrin Murphy when she was irritated. "I think that I just wrecked your"--he isn't sure what it is, so he takes a wild stab at it--"computer. Things like that happen around me a lot."
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Shifting her attention, she looks up at Harry. "I don't think I've seen you around before. Are you new?"
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"And yeah, I'm new. Harry Dresden. I'm from Chicago. And I was on my way into my apartment. Now I'm stuck someplace with no door."
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"I couldn't say. It's snuck up on me before, but never disappeared."
...Well, it probably did during the nightmares business, but he wouldn't have tried it then anyway.
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He doesn't sound like he's disagreeing with Regulus. He sounds as if he thinks that's just one more odd thing in a world of odd things, and that he's genuinely curious about the how rather than obsessing about the what.
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