Scrad/Charlie (
twoheadsofcabbage) wrote2012-05-31 11:56 pm
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The One With The Empty Hand: Video
[They stand in their room with their arms crossed. They're knee deep in Human detritus, as usual and yet: they don't look happy. Charlie complains first:]
What the suck? Who decided you can't take it with you?
[Scrad grumbles:]
We worked hard for that loot.
[Charlie adds:]
Yeah, we looted hard for it.
What the suck? Who decided you can't take it with you?
[Scrad grumbles:]
We worked hard for that loot.
[Charlie adds:]
Yeah, we looted hard for it.
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[Scrad argues. Dumb humans are sort of their peeps, Kay. Smart humans are more likely to throw a hissy in response to Charlie, in their experience.]
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[They're probably not smart humans then, in his opinion. He's picky on that subject.]
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[Charlie asks, like it's a rhetorical question. It's not. They don't know.]
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But how...how do you live like that?
[Charlie wants to know:]
What's even the point?
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[Unless it's a gun. But usually then someone might use it to shoot at him.]
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[Scrad asks.]
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I have a lot of friends. Most of them just happen to be agents or not human.
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Who says?
[Charlie asks. Scrad clarifies:]
That they're your friends and not just people you know.
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Do what?
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You just um... [Kay's "um"ing, obviously this is an adventure for him.] They're somebody you can be pretty comfortable with most of the time. Can bet pretty certainly that they wouldn't want to hurt you and any time they do they don't mean to. They might invite you over to their place, or finish off your jokes for you. Tell you personal stories just because they can.
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So people you trust.
[Scrad says. After a pause, Charlie declares:]
...yeah, that's not happening.
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Worth it if you find someone you can trust for one thing.
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[Scrad asks.]
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[That's all the explanation he offers. Because oh boy was he wrong.]
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[Charlie asks.]
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[Scrad does not sound like a true believer.]
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You don't expect us to do math now, right?
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I've never bothered to count my friends. Just that there's a lot more than a couple.
[Friends is a weird word. He's never had to use it this much. It's getting a little awkward. It might start losing its meaning. He's gotta come up with a synonym or somethin' that's buddy-like. Does "people" work?]
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[Scrad admits.]
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What is it Drake has told you?
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