Chuck Shurley | God (
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Who: Chuck Shurley and YOU.
When: Friday-Sunday of the event
Where: all over the place! (and Purgatory)
Summary: Rule 63 is fun.
Warnings: TBD.
[Chuck is having a weird week- as is the rest of the city. After spending the first half of the week going through various and sundry traumatizing experiences, he- she decides to get out into the world and spend the weekend basically being irresponsible. Except at night, when she's in Purgatory, doing her new managerial duties and busily drinking on the job.
Friday is for lurking around various bars and restaurants, engaging in some healthy day drinking and wasting money on arcade games. She's pretty convinced that she's awesome at air hockey when she's drunk. Which is a lie.
On Saturday, she spends a lot of the day roaming around the Underground Mall vicinity aimlessly and eating weird bacon-based foods. She might also be sitting in a city square on the edge of a huge fountain, tongue sticking out in concentration as she busily paints what appears to be a... giant invisible dog.
Sunday has her in a park somewhere, playing an expensive-looking acoustic guitar- mostly Simon & Garfunkle, the Beatles, whatever she can remember without too many mistakes. Which isn't always successful. She's singing softly, too, trying to get used to her new, very unfamiliar voice.]
(ooc: A couple closed threads are posted below, but everything else is totally open!)
When: Friday-Sunday of the event
Where: all over the place! (and Purgatory)
Summary: Rule 63 is fun.
Warnings: TBD.
[Chuck is having a weird week- as is the rest of the city. After spending the first half of the week going through various and sundry traumatizing experiences, he- she decides to get out into the world and spend the weekend basically being irresponsible. Except at night, when she's in Purgatory, doing her new managerial duties and busily drinking on the job.
Friday is for lurking around various bars and restaurants, engaging in some healthy day drinking and wasting money on arcade games. She's pretty convinced that she's awesome at air hockey when she's drunk. Which is a lie.
On Saturday, she spends a lot of the day roaming around the Underground Mall vicinity aimlessly and eating weird bacon-based foods. She might also be sitting in a city square on the edge of a huge fountain, tongue sticking out in concentration as she busily paints what appears to be a... giant invisible dog.
Sunday has her in a park somewhere, playing an expensive-looking acoustic guitar- mostly Simon & Garfunkle, the Beatles, whatever she can remember without too many mistakes. Which isn't always successful. She's singing softly, too, trying to get used to her new, very unfamiliar voice.]
(ooc: A couple closed threads are posted below, but everything else is totally open!)
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She waves a hand aimlessly, pinching the bridge of her nose with her other hand.]
Can you move them over? I think I pulled something.
[She didn't actually but life is hard ok.]
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I'm sure it fine unless that is a 'please break out that medical training of yours'.
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[Aka shut up so's your face why are you getting closer.]
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[Sweet as sugar.]
Not my problem I'm secure enough in my masculinity that I can enough fuzzy robes and heels.
Which are better than cheap cotton boxers and a forty year old bath robe.
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[Turning just enough to snark at Erik properly.]
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[Sweetest smile ever in response to that snarl.]
Though I could make it rain iridium if I wanted...
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[And expensive as fuck. Unless you are Magneto.]
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Kay.
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[S M I R K.]
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And going through the crate contents somewhat neurotically, choosing things in no immediately discernable order and tossing them into the trunk just so- this amulet going near the front, this box nestled off to the left. Once in a while she murmurs some order to Erik to not pick up this thing, or to get that thing first.]
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At the end, she places the last gun inside and looks at him expectantly.]
What about the last one? The amulet?
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[The last crate had a large tool bag in it - all the various amulets, herbs - and never you mind where he got organic herbs for hellhound proofing, salt, bottles of holy water where in there, but tucked inside a pocket was a padded leather drawstring bag. He opened it and tipped the amulet inside out into his hand, holding it by the cord for Chuck's inspection.]
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That's perfect. Where did you get this?
[Even as she looks at him questioningly, her hand draws the amulet into a closed fist, quiet energy passing into it undetectable to anyone.]
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You described it and I made it.
[He looks away.]
My family were jewelers Chuck. I've done this type of work before.
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Nice.
[Another look at the amulet, and she goes to the open driver's door, leans in, and hangs it from the rearview mirror.]
There. It's perfect.
[She closes the door hard and beckons Erik over, lazily climbing onto the hood to chill.]
Which pretty much makes this Miller Time.
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[He snags one of the mechanic's stools, pumps it higher and sits, leaning with his back against the grill of the Impala.]
Hopefully you only mean Miller figuratively or I'm afraid I'll be honour bond to educate you in beer.
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You know what- maybe I did mean literally.
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You'd have to pay for the beer.
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No problem. I make the big bucks now.
[As manager. Yes.]
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