Heather Mason (
foolishwren) wrote2010-10-13 08:25 am
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- *ace attorney: apollo justice,
- *ace attorney: kay faraday,
- *ace attorney: shelly de killer,
- *artemis fowl: artemis fowl,
- *dcmk: kaito kuroba,
- *eyeshield 21: hiruma yoichi,
- *fairy tail: ur,
- *kingdom hearts: vanitas,
- *kuroshitsuji: grell sutcliff,
- *metal gear solid: old snake,
- *naruto: kisame,
- *one piece: jango,
- *one piece: smoker,
- *persona 4: kenpachi ramasama,
- *professor layton: luke triton,
- *professor layton: professor layton,
- *silent hill: mary shepherd-sunderland,
- *yu-gi-oh!: johan andersson,
- azalea outskirts,
- azalea town,
- brooding mcbroodypants,
- camp otacon,
- camping at night,
- cujo,
- fugitive funtiems,
- growlithe,
- i've got a bad feeling about this,
- ic,
- lol i don't care that i broke the law,
- nature is evil,
- never trust a cop,
- question,
- starting to get kinda chilly,
- video
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[It's a little before sun-up-- that weird hour of the morning where the sky is still dark but just starting to brighten in a thin, pale line at the horizon. Of course, where Heather was, that horizon was hidden by the trees, so it's... still mostly dark.]
[She's sitting up in her sleeping bag with a couple of blankets around her shoulders, next to the camp's fire, which had mostly burnt down to ash speckled with a few tiny, stubborn embers. They stood out against the general grayness of the clearing 'Camp Otacon' resided in. Said grayness was only emphasized by the layers of frost coating the earth and grass. It was well into October now, so... unsurprisingly, the weather had been getting colder.]
[Heather was not sure she liked this, though thankfully she's in possession of a living heater in the form of a now-distinctly-potbellied dog (Camp Otacon had been treating him well. Especially because though she'd never admit to being such a softie, she'd been giving him more treats than normal out of pure guilt over the whole 'I thought you were a double-head and also I was kind of a jerk to you in general anyway' thing), who was curled behind her and serving as a backrest.]
So hey, guys. I have a question.
[Her words were accompanied by puffs of steam from her breath. It's c-c-cold this morning without the sunlight.]
What happens when our warrants expire?
[A couple of people had asked her this before, but she'd never had too specific an answer to give them.]
I heard we're like... basically off with a smack on the wrist and not much else, but... [She pauses, sucking her lips inward a little and fiddling with that stubborn eye-bandage. She's gotta be able to get rid of that thing soon, right?] ... That seems pretty lenient for a bunch of "dangerous fugitives". [She's quoting Officer Jenny directly from that announcement, and there's suspicion in her tone. SCREW THE COPS, THEY'RE NEVER HONEST, RIGHT? THIS HAS TO BE A TRICK.]
[She's sitting up in her sleeping bag with a couple of blankets around her shoulders, next to the camp's fire, which had mostly burnt down to ash speckled with a few tiny, stubborn embers. They stood out against the general grayness of the clearing 'Camp Otacon' resided in. Said grayness was only emphasized by the layers of frost coating the earth and grass. It was well into October now, so... unsurprisingly, the weather had been getting colder.]
[Heather was not sure she liked this, though thankfully she's in possession of a living heater in the form of a now-distinctly-potbellied dog (Camp Otacon had been treating him well. Especially because though she'd never admit to being such a softie, she'd been giving him more treats than normal out of pure guilt over the whole 'I thought you were a double-head and also I was kind of a jerk to you in general anyway' thing), who was curled behind her and serving as a backrest.]
So hey, guys. I have a question.
[Her words were accompanied by puffs of steam from her breath. It's c-c-cold this morning without the sunlight.]
What happens when our warrants expire?
[A couple of people had asked her this before, but she'd never had too specific an answer to give them.]
I heard we're like... basically off with a smack on the wrist and not much else, but... [She pauses, sucking her lips inward a little and fiddling with that stubborn eye-bandage. She's gotta be able to get rid of that thing soon, right?] ... That seems pretty lenient for a bunch of "dangerous fugitives". [She's quoting Officer Jenny directly from that announcement, and there's suspicion in her tone. SCREW THE COPS, THEY'RE NEVER HONEST, RIGHT? THIS HAS TO BE A TRICK.]
[video] OKAY YOU'RE EXCUSED <33
... HEH. That pole was surprisingly effective.
[video] YAAAAYYY! <33
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[Oh wit.]
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Cute, Arty.
That's so funny I forgot to laugh.
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If you're having that much trouble retaining information you should really seek medical help.
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And what can I say, your scintillating wit slays me.
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Why, you have my thanks. Though your arguement for the efficient use of syllables has been thrown somewhat with your use of the word 'scintillating'.
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And I like the word 'scintillating'. It stays, too.
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Odd, I don't seem to recall allowing you to dictate how I'm addressed. However, your preference for adjectives is your own.
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I could call you Sparky. Would you like that better?
[Why 'Sparky'? No idea, it's just an obnoxious name that came to mind.]
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I'm sorry, but I'm hinting a rut in finding my connection to that nickname.
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You seem to be assuming that the point of giving you nicknames is to connect them to your real name at all.
[The point was to be annoying.]
Arty.
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No, just theorizing there would be logic behind them.
[You're just mean, Freckles.]
Artemis.
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[Thank you, Captain Obvious.]
Arty.
[NEW GAME. NEW GAME. See how long it takes this kid to start displaying true annoyance over this!]
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I'm not going to play verbal tennis with you, Heather.
My name is Artemis.
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I'm totally serious.
Arty.
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Yes.
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Heather, are you aware that your being, as school officials like to label it, 'difficult'?
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[She pauses to consider this.]
.... Yes.
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Then cease.
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What'll ya give me if I stop?
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What could you possibly want from me?
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And I dunno.
Make an offer.
Money would be pretty cool, I'm totally broke.
[Heather stop picking on the snooty sheltered fifteen-year-old, it's not nice. You grew out of taking other kids' lunch money ages ago, stop it.]
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