Lorne takes the stage, ready to entertain the folks who have come for a celebratory drink after the big rescue. He has a punchy 40s tune planned, something to get the crowd dancing in their seats. The plan is to celebrate, but the musical glitch has finally taken hold of Taxon's most musical resident.
Violins swell mournfully out of nowhere. Lorne
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[ her voice is still a bit weak, but cordelia can't let this transmission go to waste. ]
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It's not like I wanted to tell all of Taxon that I'm a murderer. And what about if Angel's watching? Sweet mother of Elvis, I need a drink.
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He hates it here in Taxon. He hates it so much. This last week is just proof of how much he hates it.
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"I never said thanks," Lorne begins. "For helping save Cordy and everyone else."
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"You've got some pipes there. I take it that the subject matter wasn't exactly your choice, though."
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"You know that you're still a good person, right?"
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Lorne looks around, then draws back into a dark, quiet corner at the back of the bar so that no one can hear.
"Spike..." he begins. "Back where I was from, everyone was a hunter. The most noble thing you could do was fight and kill, and I hated it. Always did. I wouldn't do it. I swore to myself that I would never be like them. I put an anti-violence spell on Caritas. I did everything I could so that I would never become a killer like them. All my time on Earth, I never hurt a living soul. After killing Lindsey...I ( ... )
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He frowns and gulps some of his drink before continuing. "Look, you know what I've done, and it's a lot worse than anything you've done. You're not like your people. Hell, you're not even like me. I'm not saying you should just forget about it cause I know that's impossible." Unless your headcount gets up to Spike's level. Then the individuals blur. "Just... I don't know. You're still you, all right?"
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Lorne usually doesn't entertain thoughts this morbid, but he has to know. "I'm scared of becoming like Angel," he admits. "At the end, he'd do things like murder Drogyn, and he just didn't seem to feel anything when he killed anymore. I'm scared of becoming like Wesley. You told me he just put down Knox like a dog. Now that's someone who deserved what he got and worse, but… killing should never look that easy. I can't understand it."
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