Angel || Warren Worthington || Archangel (
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capeandcowllogs2009-08-23 12:13 am
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Dance The Night Away
WHO: Dazzler and Archangel.
WHERE: Downtown at a nightclub.
WHEN: Directly following Booster's Post.
WARNINGS: None.
SUMMARY: Warren went and watched Alison's show and they have a talk about it after.
FORMAT: Para then Quicklog.
The show had gone on for a few hours, and somehow Warren managed to survive it. The club they played in was rundown and shoddy, and the patrons matched the look exactly. A lot of the women were middle aged and sporting leather tops, tiny mini skirts, teased hair, and lipstick so red it put the strobes to shame. The men were no better, only they were more pushy and angry drunks. Warren didn't ever step foot in places like those, and it was difficult to not be rude and grumpy about it.
Despite the cougars hitting on him and the men throwing nasty curses at him and shoving him every time he walked by, Warren managed to keep his cool long enough to watch the entire show. Booster Gold and his little get-up was obnoxious as hell, but he enjoyed Alison. She looked and sounded beautiful and he was proud of her; she looked so happy up there and no matter how gross the place was, that very fact stood out.
The pair were just tidying their equipment off the stage when Warren found himself in the company of two trashy women again. "Hello again, ladies."
They just giggled, and asked if he was interested in buying them some drinks.
How typical.
WHERE: Downtown at a nightclub.
WHEN: Directly following Booster's Post.
WARNINGS: None.
SUMMARY: Warren went and watched Alison's show and they have a talk about it after.
FORMAT: Para then Quicklog.
The show had gone on for a few hours, and somehow Warren managed to survive it. The club they played in was rundown and shoddy, and the patrons matched the look exactly. A lot of the women were middle aged and sporting leather tops, tiny mini skirts, teased hair, and lipstick so red it put the strobes to shame. The men were no better, only they were more pushy and angry drunks. Warren didn't ever step foot in places like those, and it was difficult to not be rude and grumpy about it.
Despite the cougars hitting on him and the men throwing nasty curses at him and shoving him every time he walked by, Warren managed to keep his cool long enough to watch the entire show. Booster Gold and his little get-up was obnoxious as hell, but he enjoyed Alison. She looked and sounded beautiful and he was proud of her; she looked so happy up there and no matter how gross the place was, that very fact stood out.
The pair were just tidying their equipment off the stage when Warren found himself in the company of two trashy women again. "Hello again, ladies."
They just giggled, and asked if he was interested in buying them some drinks.
How typical.
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I wasn't the one being obnoxious!
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I'll talk to him, okay?
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Look, I don't want to make you upset, okay? I'm probably just being paranoid still, and I'm sorry.
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You really don't need to worry.
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But I do. After everything that happened...like hell I'll stand back and let it happen again.
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It's not like I'm helpless.
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[Folds arms. She's irritated now.]
Besides, Booster is gay. He just doesn't know it yet.
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[Frustrated sigh]
You are more than capable of taking care of yourself. I know that. I'm not an idiot. Does that mean I don't worry still? No! It doesn't. And I won't stop worrying so long as this bullshit keeps going on in this city! Anything can happen at any time. You know that just as well as I do.
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I'm sorry, Warren. It's just---touchy.
[Not only that but she's annoyed he thinks she'll let something like that happen to her again. She'd kill herself if it did.]
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I know. But what would you rather me do? Duck around it and tip toe around you like you're made of glass, or be honest with you? I know you don't like to talk about it, but it happened and it's there and it--
[Could happen again]
I'll drop it. Just don't get mad at me for looking out for you when I know you'd do the exact same thing.
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I'm not mad at you. I just---hate that you think about it.
[I think about it enough for four people.]
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Ali, it's kind of hard to ignore. I've been with you day in and day out since it happened and I'm trying my best here to help you get through it. And I'm sorry that it frustrates you, but it's going to include worrying. I can't help that.
[Plus he still can't get over the fact that he'd been talking to her when it all went down. He still remembers the tone of her voice and the way she asked him to come along. It ripped his heart into a million pieces that he couldn't go there and help her.]
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How much do you think about it?
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Way more than you'd want me to.
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[She stops. Yeah. She doesn't like that answer.]
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I've got no right, I know. But I do. I'm sorry.
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[She's such a mess and why do you even want to be with her when she clearly cannot hold it together when a simple subject is brought up. Okay, not that simple, but still.]
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Ali, I know. But you're strong and you've been through a ton of shit in your life. I know you can get through this too.
[He reaches out and touches the side of her face. He doesn't want to upset her, only support her. Jesus Christ, he hopes to God she knew that]
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You sure picked a mess to be with.
[She grabs onto his wrist, holding his hand there. Like she needs it.]
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I'm not exactly one to talk, now am I? We just deal with things differently.
[He looks down at her hand before pulling her toward him for a hug.]
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Warren? Let's get out of here.
[It's mumbled.]
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Are you going to be okay? For tonight, I mean?
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