The Addict's Guide to (Non-)Confrontation

Nov 08, 2007 15:37

After the events of a week prior, Adora Belle felt she deserved a cigarette ( Read more... )

donald maclean, ned coates, geoffrey tennant, angua von uberwald, moist vonlipwig, adora belle dearheart, ash morgan

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loaded_wolf November 9 2007, 04:18:14 UTC
"Can't decide which city to visit?" Angua asked dryly, pausing in her walk. This place was making her go a little crazy, what with the whole striking up conversations with random people thing. Or maybe it was just her copper's sense tingling, the woman looked livid. People that angry were sometimes prone to making bad choices.

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adorablespike November 9 2007, 04:29:03 UTC
"Very amusing. Oh yes. You ought to join a circus and tell those sorts of jokes to get people to ask the lion to eat them," Adora Belle muttered, only half-under her breath. She stopped pacing and lifted her head to get a better look at the woman. She vaguely recognized her, but that wasn't saying much - there were a lot of people here Adora Belle vaguely recognized.

"You're with the Watch, aren't you?" It was the walk and the posture more than anything else. Watch officers walked a certain way, stood a certain way - as if they owned the streets.

Well, there weren't any streets here.

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loaded_wolf November 9 2007, 04:56:51 UTC
Angua was taken aback. It was kind of sad that finding another resident of Discworld, and perhaps even Ankh-Morpork, was something to be surprised about.

"Yes." Even if it was called something else. "Interested in joining?" she asked, though it was quite obviously not asked in seriousness. But who knew, if some of the other IPD members were to be judged her guess was that the IPD took all sorts. Same as home.

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adorablespike November 9 2007, 06:59:04 UTC
"Not unless they supply free cigarettes," said Miss Dearheart. Unlikely, she knew. She'd met Vimes, anyway, and he hadn't mentioned anything of the kind. Though he had been smoking a cigar.

"Besides, I don't think they'd condone what I'm considering doing at the moment." Murder was generally unacceptable to the Watch unless you paid them enough to look the other way, and even then you had people like Vimes to deal with.

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