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( Arizona sounds cheery. Very cheery, actually, and calm, all things considered.)
Good morning, everyone! There's... no time like the present to get acquainted, I guess. My name is Arizona Robbins, and while I am... certain that all this is just the result of some form of medication that I must have been put on as the result of some sort
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And you're in her path.]
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[ Stepping out of the way now ahhh. Although she... does give her an odd look. ] Green? Really? [ Brain-to-mouth filter, Arizona. Brain-to-mouth filter. Remember it.]
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I don't think it's green.
[Then again no one really knows what the color of her hair definitely is.]
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Whatever it is, it's very pretty. Vibrant! And... memorable.
[ Just going to hope she isn't digging herself in deeper. Sob. ]
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She sees a crazy blonde woman passing her by]
Can you tell me where there's something deep fat fried?
Or a phone. Phones work too.
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Wait
Wait just a minute ]
Dr. Stevens?
[ 8DDDD THANK GOD
but why would she be hallucinating about her? :|a OH WELL WHO CARES.] It's such a relief to see you, you don't even know. Well-- maybe you do. Hi!
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-yes?
[startled Izzie is startled. How does this woman know her? Maybe a patient?]
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Arizona! Robbins. Head of Pediatrics? Seattle Grace... Mercy West?
[ voice kind of going gradually a little higher and more hopeful and questioning? And then offering a hand to shake! ]
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... Except maybe an onigiri.
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Right! Exactly. I've always been pretty fond of the frosting and sprinkles variety, or those custard filled ones you can get from Krispy Kreme. I'm not much of an onigiri expert, though.
( a bit of a pause. ) Can you get those here?
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I'm pretty sure there's a few places with donuts, onigiri are a bit harder to come by though. It's all pretty '50s America here.
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( OTL ) Oh, yeah. That's... peachy. I bet... there's drive-ins and root beer floats galore.
( ah ha... ha... oh god )
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. . . You are knowing what it is called?
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Though is funny Russia is always dreaming about such strange children.
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I wasn't drinking! I was not drinking, I was... having the door slammed in my face by my ex and going back to my hotel room. Not drinking. ( ... that was an over-sharing moment, wasn't it? And also defensive. Ugh. )
Well. Russia must have very energetic dreams. Children can get up to all sorts of things.
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( And a pause. )
I'm sort of egocentric, I know.
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[He chuckles a bit.]
But, in actuality, I rather doubt your imagination is capable of dreaming me up.
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( a paaaause ) Really? Because my imagination can be pretty wild. I work with children, it kind of comes with the territory.
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