Ulysses Zane (
amitragic) wrote in
fandomtownies2022-08-03 02:58 pm
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The Perk, Wednesday Noon
So Ulysses was still kind of broken up about the weekend. Not really about anything that had happened - because he seemed to be able to recall less and less clearly as time wore on, anyway - but there was this horrible weight inside him that he seemed to be unable to shake. The nightmares had stopped with the one he'd woken up from on Monday, but something else persisted.
And no amount of vaping seemed to be doing anything.
So today, as the morning began to turn into the afternoon, he could be found at a table near the back of the Perk, looking miserable with his giant coffee and his half-eated muffin.
You know, super sociable and all.
[ooc: Open like places in town tend to be!]
And no amount of vaping seemed to be doing anything.
So today, as the morning began to turn into the afternoon, he could be found at a table near the back of the Perk, looking miserable with his giant coffee and his half-eated muffin.
You know, super sociable and all.
[ooc: Open like places in town tend to be!]

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(It was the second one.)
"Coffee," he murmured to the barista. "...what do you mean what kind? Coffee."
What the fuck was a macchiato?
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... Yeah, okay, that looked like the kind of guy who would ask that question.
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Rude, Eddie.
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"... Thanks?"
Because rude, Eddie.
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He was still going with you being as hungover as he was, Ulysses. What else was there to do in this town other than get shitfaced and play pinball?
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"I, uh... Have not been drinking." Much. "It was just, you know." Another vague gesture, trying to encompass the full weight of what he was about to say. "The weekend."
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metaSherlock Holmes....who wasn't actually a cop, but Eddie never read those books. He was more of a Tolkien guy.
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metaSherlock's later adventures were in fact inspired by this guy's coworker!"... 'Dude'?" Yes, way to focus on the important part of what Eddie had said there, Watts.
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"Buddy?" he tried. "Chum? Matey?"
Way to start off on the right foot with the local law enforcement, Edward. Just like Hawkins.
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Though he’d arrived via train and not gross hell portal thing, so Eddie definitely had him beat there, for whatever that was worth.
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"Did they have electricity back then?" This was why you had to take senior year of high school twice, Eddie. And still didn't graduate.
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Oh.
The young man from the movie house.
Should he say something? He didn't look to be in too good a state.
Eventually, after some hesitation, Watts offered a nod and a tip of his hat in greeting.
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Ulysses gave a vague nod back, and then sipped his coffee again.
He would not be starting any conversations today. He was much too uncomfortable for that as it was. (Not that he was ever very good at that.)
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Okay, they hadn’t actually calmed down any since then, but the kissing was far less awkward now?
Because Ulysses cared about that.
“You look unwell.” As conversation starters went, not the best, but also not untrue.
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Sorry, Watts, you were the second person to start on that note. It was making him self-conscious, no matter how extremely justified it was.
"'Cause I wouldn't have come out if I'd known that."
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Not that he was going to offer an apology or anything though.
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Now sort of cradling his coffee defensively.
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