14th Gag

Aug 13, 2008 16:23

[Action for Joker (Harley's already gone)]
[A note is left in the middle of the floor of Joker's headquarters, with a gift box beside it. There's a ticking from the box.]You know, Puddin', I've been doin' a lotta thinkin' lately. See, when I first got here, I was upset. Y'know, emotional. But after the last few curse things, 'specially that memory ( Read more... )

breaking up is the hardest part, spoiler, creating drama, just asking for trouble, alfred, joker, plot development, steph, going batty, moving out, memories, giving everyone something to do, harley quinn

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Action badassbutler August 14 2008, 03:53:57 UTC
*peers through peephole*

I'm sorry, unless I am mistaken, you're a well known criminal, are you not?

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Action romantic_rube August 14 2008, 03:56:41 UTC
Aw, shucks! I bet yer just sayin' that to make me feel better~!

[Pressing her eye up to the peephole to try and look through it, too, even though it doesn't work that way.]

I'm here to see a pal o' mine. S'pposed t'live around here somewhere. Y'know her?

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Action badassbutler August 14 2008, 04:00:00 UTC
Possibly, what's her name?

[Pulls a shotgun from the nearby umbrella stand]

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Action romantic_rube August 14 2008, 04:03:29 UTC
[Stands back and puts her hands on her hips, examining the door casually.]

Said her name was Steph. We share a mutual acquaintance with a certain somebody back in Gotham.

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ACTION POST wretchedgrin August 14 2008, 05:22:32 UTC
The Joker had noticed Harley was leaving. He didn't keep an eye on her. And, for the most part, he was conflicted. His insides churned with a whole mess of emotions he never really cared to have.

Then he finds the note and box.

It takes him a moment, but he finally reads the note, going over the letter.

Ten times.

The note crumples in his hands as he reaches for the box, tearing it open as if it were a present he KNOWS well is just lame underwear so he does it quick like a bandaid so he can get to the other presents... And out pops the Harley-in-the-box.

The ticking. The smoke. The note. The music box.

It was all... so funny.

He knew what the ticking had to be... But he stood there, dropping the box down onto the table, and laughed.

In the warehouse, his mad cackling filled the place, echoing off the metallic walls, off the clown paraphernalia. It was crippling. He doubled over with madness, one hand planted on the ground as his knees hit the cold, hard cement, the other hand clutching at his splitting sides.

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