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fandomtownies2009-09-16 01:21 am
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Fourth Dimension Fine Arts & Antiques, Wedsnesday (9/16)
At the moment, Sophie has the doors and windows wide open, and is considering what wine goes well with spring rolls, tempura prawns, and kung pao chicken. Or whether to skip the wine entirely tonight. Hmmm.
There's coffee, lemonade, cider and tea on the sideboard.
Still on display: Fractal Art.
The gallery is open, and the gallery owner distracted.
[ooc: and ocd-free]
There's coffee, lemonade, cider and tea on the sideboard.
Still on display: Fractal Art.
The gallery is open, and the gallery owner distracted.
[ooc: and ocd-free]

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"Anyone home?" he called as he walked in.
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"I suspect that it would be terribly rude of me to take your coffee and then withhold chocolate," he teased, offering her the box.
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Somewhere behind one of the antique sofas, a cry of "Crivens! This is a heavy 'un!" might have been heard. Or not.
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"Did... you hear that?" Because he wasn't about to rule out spontaneous auditory hallucination. This was Fandom.
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She wasn't looking in the right direction, but an Art Deco lamp with some nice stained glass was skittering across the carpeting toward the door.
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"Scarper! 'Tis da fuzz!"
Thud thud thud thud thud of tiny feet lifting a bronze bust and then THUD as it accidentally runs into a wall.
"--what. On. Earth...?"
"Big 'uns! Ruuuuuun!"
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Apparently some sort of complex rope-and-pulley system had been constructed and one of Sophie's smaller paintings was being recklessly lowered down the wall to much shouting and scrambling.
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"We nae broad!" A tug back on the rope on the painting, and Sophie looked down to see about a dozen little blue men. Tiny blue men, in kilts. "We be Pictsies! It wa joost hangin' thair!"
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trap!distraction. There were more of the little blue kilted things unplugging Sophie's coffee maker. They were shushing each other extremely loudly.no subject
"FOR AWL WEE FREE MEN!"
And rushed the door, coffee-maker held high, looking to get past Max, as the others swarmed past Sophie and jumped on his ankles.
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"They have your coffee machine," Max informed Sophie in a stunned tone.
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"CRIVENS! RUUUUUUN! BIG 'UN IS PISSED!" And so saying, they sprinted out the door and down the street-- or what looked like a coffee-maker zipping away on its own, aside from teeny blue blurs beneath it.
"...unbelievable."
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Then his shoulders heaved in a philosophical shrug. "Fandom."
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"Fandom indeed." She frowned, then facepalmed. "And they got your chocolates!"
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"...I'm going to lock every door, every window, and then go out and get food, and stare at it so it doesn't disappear on me." Sophie sighed. "I should be grateful they don't like art, shouldn't I?"
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Her expression was rueful, bordering on hopeful, bordering on apologetic.
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"Aaaaah..." he laughed. "The theater guy."
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"So... tell me about Geoffry. He must be quite an interesting fellow to catch your eye with someone like me around." He was kidding. Mostly.
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"He sounds like a nice man." Max would threaten to break his legs if he hurt Sophie, but... the truth was it wasn't his style. Sophie could make her own decisions, and live with the consequences, even if they were painful ones.
He did hope things worked out, though.
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Max would hopefully find someone of his own eventually.
Sophie wasn't going to hold her breath, though. And until there, there would doubtless be lots of other options.
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Aaaand... it was probably a good thing that she wasn't holding her breath. She'd probably pass out.