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kingdomsofrain2018-03-15 04:04 pm
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the picture prompt meme
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"Charming, aren't you?" Of course Mrs. 'I Stepped Out Of A Fashion Magazine And Into This World' would have no time for pleasantries. (As if Dean usually offered pleasantries, himself. As if he hadn't been ready to jump in and start giving the woman an earful.) "I came to inquire whether this grotesque symphony of sound is going to be continuing past... let's say now. You aren't alone here, you know."
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She is about to mention he's shocked he has working ears.
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He shouldn't be surprised. The pretty ones always think the world revolves around them. (Because Dean Domino doesn't operate anything like a similar assumption. Of course not.)
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It's much like when a snake bares it's fangs. If he dares to try, she would not mind finishing off what atomic fire could not.
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Still. Not knowing what this creature is, he'll have to play a little more careful. At least try keeping a semi-civil tongue in his head. "Fine. Whatever you are, then, banshee or siren or witch or creature of the flame, I'm only asking for a little cooperation.
"And you ought to take it as a compliment. You pass yourself off very well as a human." Well. Well enough, anyway.
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"That always happens, but it's not a reason to give up hope. I'm 621 years old... I think. Everyone that is long lived has that, but what matters if you're willing to get out in the world. It never changes, it's filled with idiots to laugh at."
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"You're not kidding, are you? And here I thought I was ancient. No offense intended, of course.
"Never been one for hope. Still. I do love a good idiot. They provide endless material for entertainment. And I suppose I could use a bit more excitement in my life."
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Old as balls.She knows a thing or two about about constantly feeling alone because all your friends are dead and you have to make new ones. Such is the curse of being long lived, especially in the Wasteland where even the some of the people that are longer lived can be taken out by a human thing.But you must go on, try to hold on to whatever companion you can have by any means necessary. Because living long and not having companionship is the absolute worst thing, and she's been downstairs.
Isolde shakes her head. "It's fine. I'm older than the pre-war US. I remember coming here by boat."
"That's the spirit. If nothing else, spite can encourage you."
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Would it be nice to find someone worth knowing in the Wasteland? He likes to think not, likes to think he doesn't need anyone and that making nice with anyone would really cramp his style. But there are times he grows weary of his own company. Times he even thinks that maybe, maybe he's missing out on something. That there's more to life than holing up inside his rooms churning over old grudges.
"Impressive. You're something special, aren't you?" There's no real warmth in the words - more a distanced curiosity - but there's also no hint of mockery. He might be starting to disdain her just a little less.
At her final remark, he snorts a laugh. “Spite and bitterness have always been my motivators of choice. ...I suppose I might put them to better use.”
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Isolde smiles at him, brilliant, haughty and at once rueful. "I know."
"You know, if you want to you could come with me for a night to a bar,
we could laugh at all the human idiots. Open up their throats if they bother us... it'll be fun."
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She gets half a smirk with her 'I know.' While Dean doesn't always care for confidence in others - most people have no right thinking they're head and shoulders above anyone - he's starting to think maybe this woman (or whatever she is) has earned it. The jury's still out on that, of course, but there's a better chance with her than most.
"Taking pity on a recluse?" He cocks his head, considers. "No... I don't think you're one for pity, are you? Not worth the time or effort.
"I do like the way you think." Granted that he's less inclined to open up throats, more to let loose a flurry of positively scathing remarks. "Not sure how I feel about 'fun,' but I haven't had a good drink in ages."
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"Well, it's a start at least. Just think about it, alright?"
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And god, thank you, he’s only met a few feral ghouls in his time, but he finds them endlessly tedious.
“I may just do that.”
He looks her up and down again. “Well, Isolde. Against expectations, it hasn’t been entirely wretched meeting you.
"As for our little disagreement..." There's a wave of the hand, a dismissive gesture. "I suppose I can survive a small amount of noise."
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"But I like you, Mr. Domino. And for that, I will try to get the girls to tamp down their noise. Consider it a favor."