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i am a landmine, so don't you step on me
Who: Lisbeth and Jesse
When: Tuesday afternoon, around 1 PM
Where: Jesse's house
Summary: Lisbeth has been planning some very nefarious things and Jesse has some very much needed resources for her to carry out these things.
Warnings: Cursing, deviousness. The usual with these two.
[Sitting in the kitchen, Lisbeth has a brochure open in front of her that she'd picked up yesterday from one of the SERO-affiliated hospitals. It was for a program where she could get her eye back. Normally she wouldn't be so bothered by her new scar, but walking around the way she was would make her look conspicuous. Picking up her cup of coffee, she looks through the brochure again. They said they could make one from scratch - it was an organic eye, however. She would be part bionic. But they could match it with her other eye. Lisbeth wasn't so sure how she felt about technically being part machine.
But she needs money for this operation and her bigger plan. With all her money back in Sweden and not even on the same plane as Siren's Port, she's been toying with the idea of asking Jesse.]
When: Tuesday afternoon, around 1 PM
Where: Jesse's house
Summary: Lisbeth has been planning some very nefarious things and Jesse has some very much needed resources for her to carry out these things.
Warnings: Cursing, deviousness. The usual with these two.
[Sitting in the kitchen, Lisbeth has a brochure open in front of her that she'd picked up yesterday from one of the SERO-affiliated hospitals. It was for a program where she could get her eye back. Normally she wouldn't be so bothered by her new scar, but walking around the way she was would make her look conspicuous. Picking up her cup of coffee, she looks through the brochure again. They said they could make one from scratch - it was an organic eye, however. She would be part bionic. But they could match it with her other eye. Lisbeth wasn't so sure how she felt about technically being part machine.
But she needs money for this operation and her bigger plan. With all her money back in Sweden and not even on the same plane as Siren's Port, she's been toying with the idea of asking Jesse.]
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Morning.
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Morning.
[She's also not one to point out proper times of the day.]
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Sleep okay?
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[Jesse taps a rock from the bag into his pipe and lights the stove. He leans over the flame, lets the crystal melt a little, then takes a hit.]
...What about you?
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She lights her cigarette and straightens back up again. Lisbeth reaches over, placing her hand against his cheek. She brushes her thumb against it gently before pulling her hand away again.]
Fine.
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I have a question to ask.
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I need to borrow some money.
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It's yours. How much you want?
[Because he loves to provide, honestly.]
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She quickly calculates all her costs.]
Sixty thousand.
[The surgery alone would be 25K since Newcomers weren't allowed health insurance.]
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No problem. You want me to grab it now?
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No. I need to make an appointment first.
[She pulls away from him slightly to grab the brochure off the table. Lisbeth holds it out to him.]
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Wait... Are you sure about this?
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It's important for.. what I have planned.
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But she felt like Jesse wouldn't care about being an upstanding citizen when it came to revenge.]
Retribution.
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Okay, yeah. How? What're you gonna do?
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[A pause.]
Poison because it doesn't leave any fingerprints or blood.
[She also planned on stealing his money, but ssh]
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Poison?
Like... Like ricin?
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Something like that.
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His expression is torn between hopeful and guilty. He has no idea what she'll think about him having carried an extremely deadly poison on him all this time, and he doesn't really know how to explain it.]
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If you want your involvement to end with the money, that's okay.
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[His voice is quiet but emphatic. He gives a slight shake of his head.]
I wanna help.
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We're Siren Port's reckoning.
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Yeah.
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There was something there. She just couldn't figure it out.]
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[He returns to the counter to pack another rock into the pipe.]
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There's a double feature in the Underground.
[Lisbeth deftly slips her arm through his and begins to pull him away gently.]
Let's take a shower.
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Yeah, yeah. Hold up. Lemme get one more hit.
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Jesse.
No.
[Her voice is stern, but there's almost a pleading element to it.]
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One more hit.
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No.
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You been talking to Mr. White? He been bothering you about this?
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[She kept her volume level, but her tone was terse.]
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That's bullshit. What'd he say to you, huh? He tell you to babysit me? Yo, you know, I can take care of myself. I been on my own forever.
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[She practically spits it out.]
You don't think other people are capable of genuinely caring about you.
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[That hits him like a slap to the face. He doesn't even know what to say to that. It takes him a couple seconds of reeling before he retorts:]
If it ain't him, then what's with you all of a sudden? A few weeks ago you and me were getting high together! Then Mr. White comes busting in here and beats the shit outta me and you're suddenly a hardass about it, too. Yo, I ain't stupid, you know. I can tell when people are trying to handle me.
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This isn't some conspiracy between me and Valt. His reasons for coming here and kicking your ass are probably completely separate from mine.
[It's getting harder to control her voice, to control herself from screaming in his face.]
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Because it hurts me.
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No, come on...
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Okay.
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