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Strokes of Genius, Thursday (Oct. 1)
Still pensive after Ethics (not to mention everything else over the last week), Katchoo made her way into town and to the art store, trailed by a subdued yet very solicitous Clocky.
"Quit hovering already, geez," she told it, and immediately wished she hadn't; it would be just her luck if she complained about something like that, and Clocky spontaneously sprouted wings. Katchoo, quieter than usual, just sighed at it and picked up a package of clay. If she had to spend all day getting this lump smashed into the right shape. she'd do it, dammit.
[OOC: No OCD, not much in the way of creativity, not-great odds of SP.]
"Quit hovering already, geez," she told it, and immediately wished she hadn't; it would be just her luck if she complained about something like that, and Clocky spontaneously sprouted wings. Katchoo, quieter than usual, just sighed at it and picked up a package of clay. If she had to spend all day getting this lump smashed into the right shape. she'd do it, dammit.
[OOC: No OCD, not much in the way of creativity, not-great odds of SP.]

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"Arthur," Katchoo answered, looking up from the counter slowly. "Here to bitch me out, I'm guessing."
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She picked a small chunk of clay off and rolled it into a ball between her fingers. "I'm sorry I got you all caught up in that."
[OOC: OMG, so sorry -- playing catchup after two days out sick.]
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So maybe a bit of bitching.
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"I've been expecting it to catch up with me since the day I walked away," Katchoo said in a tone surprisingly as close to even as his. "I never expected it to follow me here." She'd come to think of Fandom as someplace detached from the rest of reality, although that theory was going to have to undergo some heavy revision starting, oh, a week ago.
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"Whaddya take me for? I'm not stupid." Aside from aforementioned pool of fail. Shh. "Okay. Fine. I was wrong. That much is painfully obvious now, but you think I'd ever leave those two with someone like Darcy if there was anything I could do about it?"
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"Well, fine then," she replied, because she could take the compliment graciously, or not, and as one might guess she chose . . . what for most other people wouldn't be gracious. "On one condition."
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Katchoo gave him a brief -- albeit respectful -- nod. "Agent Gibbs."
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"How did you -- ?"
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Or... well maybe Gibbs blackmailed the guy. Maybe.
"Though you should probably know that someone was able to get a hold of some of the pictures in that file."
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He gave her a grim look of satisfaction.
"Let's just say he learned his lesson. And as a result you have your file."
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"Thanks," she said slowly. "Holy frikkin' -- Jesus. Thanks."
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She looked down at the folder again. "You had it pulled? I'm clear?"
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