OOM: Urquhart and Moist, preparing for a job on the Discworld

Sep 03, 2011 00:25

Urquhart has a bag of fresh food dangling from his wrist, and his other arm thrown around Moist.

He unlocks the door. His room looks very inviting, tidy, and comfortable.

"Cooking first, or sex first?"

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morethanprops September 2 2011, 22:27:23 UTC
"Difficult choice. Get dinner cooking and then sex," They've made it work before.

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scots_wolf September 3 2011, 00:28:32 UTC
"You are good at what you're doing, too," Urquhart says. "That helps with the attractiveness. Can I have the bell peppers next?"

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morethanprops September 3 2011, 00:29:21 UTC
"Yes," Moist kisses the back of Urquhart's neck as he adds the peppers.

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scots_wolf September 3 2011, 00:33:11 UTC
Urquhart stirs the pan, giving a little shiver from the kiss. There is so much promise in it...

"I wouldn't push the Goth away, either," he says. "That could be an interestingly edgy 45 minutes, if I ever catch him at the right point."

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morethanprops September 3 2011, 00:34:05 UTC
"Oh yes, but he'd be a tricky one to seduce."

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scots_wolf September 3 2011, 00:39:30 UTC
"The trick would be to catch the right time and the right angle," Urquhart says. "But basically, he's seducable. He did sleep with his former lover when I paid that one, also."

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morethanprops September 3 2011, 00:40:05 UTC
"I wonder what his type is."

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scots_wolf September 3 2011, 00:41:45 UTC
"It seems very varied," Urquhart says. "I hear he had a vampire, at one point. And a castrato singer. And then, the man-whore."

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morethanprops September 3 2011, 00:42:32 UTC
"Did they look alike?"

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scots_wolf September 3 2011, 00:46:51 UTC
"Hmmm," Urquhart ponders. "The vampire had long golden hair and a very sweet nature; I don't know anything about the castrato, and the whore is rather small and dark-curled and a bit bristly, which he thinks is sophistication."

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morethanprops September 3 2011, 00:47:41 UTC
"Are they like the Goth and prone to overdramatizing things?"

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scots_wolf September 3 2011, 00:49:10 UTC
"That's probably it," Urquhart says. "They're emotional and intense and dramatic. I hear that at first, the Goth fought a duel to the death with the castrato because they'd offended each other that badly."

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morethanprops September 3 2011, 00:51:45 UTC
"How operatic of them. They'd fit right in Uberwald."

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scots_wolf September 3 2011, 00:54:23 UTC
Urquhart chuckles. "Absolutely," he says. "So, with the right amount of opera and drama at the right moment, it should be possible to seduce the Goth."

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morethanprops September 3 2011, 00:55:22 UTC
"Possibly while explaining how you can never truly love again but you'll try."

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scots_wolf September 3 2011, 00:59:01 UTC
"While taking shelter together in a dark and stormy night," Urquhart chuckles. "With dramatic weather outside staging the end of the world..."

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