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i carried my heart unbuttoned across the lonely stage
WHO: GIL and YOU
WHERE: various places around the City
WHEN: 6/10 to 6/14
WARNINGS: n/a for now
SUMMARY: a week in the life of Gil or something.
FORMAT: quick to start and then tagger's choice.
➊ bookstore
[ Well, the past couple of weeks have been something of a doozy. Between the assault on NOHoPE, incredibly vulgar and awkward voice messages from Kenzi, and accidentally storming in on a friend getting intimate with someone he barely approved of, he welcomes practically with open arms the mundane, quiet few days that follow after all that. He's used to this pattern by now; it gets quiet, almost normal around here, and then something big and potentially disastrous happens and he finds himself right smack in the middle of it.
This world doesn't have a single copy of Holy Knight, as far as he knows. He would have liked to re-read them at some point, but without knowing how to access the Internet and its search engines properly, Gil sticks to browsing the bookstore he often visits. He's made it a point to avoid the one employee who recommended him that vulgar, erotic book without ever telling him it such a book in the first place. She's a nice young lady, but really... he's not equipped to deal with her after getting to the dirty part of the book.
He wanders between the food section and fictional/adventure sections. Nothing's really caught his interest yet, so he continues going down the aisle. ]
➋ outside workplace
[ When he's finished with work for the day, he does a thorough double-check to ensure everything in the offices are in order, goes over the copy machine to make sure it's not acting up again, and then he gathers his things and departs from the building. He hovers outside of it and though he's well aware of the public laws on smoking, he's longing for a drag of nicotine. There aren't many people around and he does make it a point not to smoke around women (pregnant especially) and children.
He flicks his lighter, the end of the cigarette between his lips burning slowly. He inhales and exhales, a calming sensation fluttering down his chest. He tucks the case and lighter away and tugs at his collar. He'd like to undo it, but not until he gets home, at least. ]
➌ bakery
[ There's a lovely, little bakery he found just recently. It's run by an elderly couple who bake excellent goods that are fresh and exactly to Gil's liking. While he prefers to buy his own ingredients as it's cheaper to make from scratch, he doesn't mind indulging on their delicious cakes and pastries. ]
➍ the park
[ It's already late evening when Gil enters the park. It doesn't get dark as fast anymore, but he prefers not to linger too long in case since you can never be too sure. He doesn't go anywhere anymore without his revolvers, one hidden away in his coat pocket and the other in his bag. In the park especially, it always feels as if someone's got eyes boring into the back of his head. ]
WHERE: various places around the City
WHEN: 6/10 to 6/14
WARNINGS: n/a for now
SUMMARY: a week in the life of Gil or something.
FORMAT: quick to start and then tagger's choice.
➊ bookstore
[ Well, the past couple of weeks have been something of a doozy. Between the assault on NOHoPE, incredibly vulgar and awkward voice messages from Kenzi, and accidentally storming in on a friend getting intimate with someone he barely approved of, he welcomes practically with open arms the mundane, quiet few days that follow after all that. He's used to this pattern by now; it gets quiet, almost normal around here, and then something big and potentially disastrous happens and he finds himself right smack in the middle of it.
This world doesn't have a single copy of Holy Knight, as far as he knows. He would have liked to re-read them at some point, but without knowing how to access the Internet and its search engines properly, Gil sticks to browsing the bookstore he often visits. He's made it a point to avoid the one employee who recommended him that vulgar, erotic book without ever telling him it such a book in the first place. She's a nice young lady, but really... he's not equipped to deal with her after getting to the dirty part of the book.
He wanders between the food section and fictional/adventure sections. Nothing's really caught his interest yet, so he continues going down the aisle. ]
➋ outside workplace
[ When he's finished with work for the day, he does a thorough double-check to ensure everything in the offices are in order, goes over the copy machine to make sure it's not acting up again, and then he gathers his things and departs from the building. He hovers outside of it and though he's well aware of the public laws on smoking, he's longing for a drag of nicotine. There aren't many people around and he does make it a point not to smoke around women (pregnant especially) and children.
He flicks his lighter, the end of the cigarette between his lips burning slowly. He inhales and exhales, a calming sensation fluttering down his chest. He tucks the case and lighter away and tugs at his collar. He'd like to undo it, but not until he gets home, at least. ]
➌ bakery
[ There's a lovely, little bakery he found just recently. It's run by an elderly couple who bake excellent goods that are fresh and exactly to Gil's liking. While he prefers to buy his own ingredients as it's cheaper to make from scratch, he doesn't mind indulging on their delicious cakes and pastries. ]
➍ the park
[ It's already late evening when Gil enters the park. It doesn't get dark as fast anymore, but he prefers not to linger too long in case since you can never be too sure. He doesn't go anywhere anymore without his revolvers, one hidden away in his coat pocket and the other in his bag. In the park especially, it always feels as if someone's got eyes boring into the back of his head. ]
Bookstore
Oh! Oh, I'm so sorry!
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Are you alright?
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Before the top book can fall to the ground Dan manages to catch it with his free hand without up ending the rest of his pile onto the helpful stranger]
Oh, yes yes. May fault really for not looking where I was going.
[He puts the top book back in his pile and extends a hand]
Daniel Dreiburg. I'm, ah, new to the City and decided to get a bit of reading material. I guess I went a bit overboard here.
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Ah, you're an imPort. I'm... Gilbert. [ He's so normal looking that it surprises Gil. Not like himself, with his gold eyes. The accent can be played as a tourist from the UK, but the employees here know him as an imPort by now. ] It's alright. This bookstore isn't as large as the others further downtown, but it has a good selection and bargain prices.
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Daniel Dreiberg! I'd offer you my hand but I might put both our lives at risk if I let go of this stack.
[Dan worked with Rorschach for twelve years, so he's used to odd. Gil's eyes certainly qualify as odd, but Dan has enough manners not to say anything.]
I only recently arrived myself. Right now I'm hoping to make my new home a bit more personal and maybe interesting, well, at least for me. What brings you in today? Not that you need a reason of course!
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ugh i thought i tagged this, sorry!
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[Like a bad penny, once again April Ludgate has turned back up. A raccoon, as always, shuffling along behind her. To match April's hand on her hip pose, the furry monster comes up to stand on it's back feet beside her, chittering unhappily in Gil's general direction.]
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Hypocrite? [ He finally asks, blowing smoke in the opposite direction so it's not whisking past April's face. ]
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[The final period is underscored by a raccoon huff. It's unknown exactly how April will turn this into Gil having to give them food. But she's working on it.]
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He does put out the cigarette, though, already turning to leave. ] Shouldn't you be at City Hall?
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[That was much better than answering the question, clearly. And then takes the few steps to close the distance to- potentially- walk along beside him.]
How was your date.
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IF* not F what...
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wednesday, mid-morning #3
With a bearclaw hanging out of his mouth and a pastry bag in-hand, his shoulder taps Gil's as he brushes by in a bit too much of a haste.]
Oh--sorry. I think the sugar went to my head. Are you alright?
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I'm fine. Sorry, I wasn't paying attention.
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...Hey, I think I've seen you here before. [He moves the doughnut and pastry bag to his left so he can hold out his right hand for shaking.] Dexter.
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You have...? Ah, I'm Gilbert.
[ He's certain he's never seen this man before. ]
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Maybe I'm mistaken. But I just love this place's doughnuts. [He shoots a thumbs-up to the woman behind the counter. Oh yeah, making friends wherever he goes, this guy.]
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wednesday evening? #4
Which is why, of course, he's approaching rapidly without much warning at all.] Gilbert! It's been a while since I've seen you around. How are... things?
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He slows down and nods in greeting, only briefly looking at Digby. ]
Hello. Ned, was it? [ He pauses. ] Things have been fine. How is the shop?
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[Which under normal circumstances would've terrified him, but Zatanna and his own magic finger had swayed him. Which didn't sound great as a sentence, but in summation he was okay with it. Not the sentence, but, soup. In the Pie Hole.]
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But there are always new pies that appear each month. Sometimes to stay, sometimes as seasonal. The menu is almost too large now, but everyone seems to be enjoying it.
[He tries to stop himself from rambling, even people who ask about pie probably weren't as enthused as he is, it's just hard to remember that.]
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#4 - 6/13
Electro walks a bit quicker, keeping his footsteps quiet so that when he taps on Gil's shoulder the man probably didn't hear him coming. ]
Well, look who it is.
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Before he even turns to face the man signalling his attention, the voice gives away Electro's identity and Gil's brow furrows. ]
You again. [ He doesn't yell or make an effort to flee, but he doesn't look pleased. Does he ever look happy to see Electro? ] What is it now?
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Can't a guy say hi once in a while?
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