FIRE is the OUTCOME of hypocrisy (
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tampered2013-07-04 10:45 pm
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Mingle Log!
When; July 5th through July 7th!
Rating; G+
Characters; Open to ALL, 4th Wallers and Citizens!
Summary; The celebrations continue, and the Anonymous regime has summoned guests that Citizens might (not) prove very thrilled to see! As opposed to other Fourth Wall events, all visiting characters will have been invited to the City, or they must arrive here of their own will.
Mingle! Explore~!
Log;
There's so much to do and so much to see in this City of cities. From tromping through Xanadu, long walks along the shore, shopping in the Square, hunting in the forest, meeting a contact in the Underground, or getting as many answers as possible at the Welcoming Center how can anyone decide on just one. In three days time so much can be done!
Shops and restaurants are having specials. Happy hour has become happy days in some bars. This is quite the occasion! When the City decides to celebrate, it becomes contagious. Why not smile and strike up a conversation with a stranger? After all, a stranger is a friend you haven't met yet.
Rating; G+
Characters; Open to ALL, 4th Wallers and Citizens!
Summary; The celebrations continue, and the Anonymous regime has summoned guests that Citizens might (not) prove very thrilled to see! As opposed to other Fourth Wall events, all visiting characters will have been invited to the City, or they must arrive here of their own will.
Mingle! Explore~!
Log;
There's so much to do and so much to see in this City of cities. From tromping through Xanadu, long walks along the shore, shopping in the Square, hunting in the forest, meeting a contact in the Underground, or getting as many answers as possible at the Welcoming Center how can anyone decide on just one. In three days time so much can be done!
Shops and restaurants are having specials. Happy hour has become happy days in some bars. This is quite the occasion! When the City decides to celebrate, it becomes contagious. Why not smile and strike up a conversation with a stranger? After all, a stranger is a friend you haven't met yet.
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[They don't talk for all that time. Cooper steels himself to put more into this exchange. In all the wide world he's here with his own former boot.]
I talked to one of the peace officers. They deal justice the best they can. I've been treating myself like back up. We're supposed to go back later.
[Then a shrug.]
That's a lot of hearsay for me, but there's nothing else to pull from.
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Back up.
[Like having your partner's back. He had John's once, John didn't have his. He had Sammy's multiple times but...]
Came without a cruiser too, huh. I walked out of the station and bam, here I am. This ain't Alvarado.
[Or Hollyweird.]
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[The longer they speak, the more defined that chill is between them. Fine. No damn surprise. It's been months. Being with another officer already helps stop John's own loud thoughts.]
You can say that again, Dorothy.
[Heh. It can't be stopped. Just subdued like a perpetrator.]
What're you doing?
[In this time, in this space.]
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Canvasing I guess.
[One day he's going to be a detective, you know. He hasn't taken the exam yet, but he's going to.] You?
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Two heads are better.
[Fact and observation. Well, Cooper?]
Like old times.
[Canvasing together.]
I saw two clowns go at it with giant fish from a meat store. Cut that out fast. Good thing because a man was trying to eat a chainsaw. Got him some help. Just another circus.
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[Sometimes the assholes are in uniform, not that he's implying such a thing this very second. Ben's already resigned himself to patrolling on foot with John.]
It's good to see you, John.
[Good to see him not a dead man walking, a fucking train wreck.]
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[Asshole rodeo. That was what he told Ben and many, many others before him. All that time and effort. It wasn't for nothing. Not in Ben's case.]
Now you an show me what you got. I'll try not to call you boot.
[Which is going to take a gigantic ton of effort. Just when Cooper is about to get his stride, that personal touch. He wants to shrink back.]
Same, Sherman.
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[He clarifies (again) for John but it's not so bitter or full of cool indifference like the last time they met and he called the younger officer a boot. Ben's not sure which is worse, Boot or P2 Pup. Both of them come from equally influential sources.]
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[Or they made the tests easier. The first one would make more sense in the big picture of who this person is. Cooper still wonders what sort of developments will solidify his final, true personality as a cop.]
P2 Sherman. Is that something the ladies eat up?
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You've heard all the rumors? Twins, actresses, running off the roof when the husband comes home. [One of these is actually true.] I don't find them, they find me.
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I've seen you operate.
[Women do find him. It's that Beverly Hills air to him.]
It was already ridiculous when you started. Now I can only imagine. Nothing but fodder for a memoir right? Something to cozy up to in those twilight years?
[Ten years from now, Cooper guesses. If he can stick it out. Ten years is longer than what he thought Ben was capable of. He's already at P2.]
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I wouldn't say a memoir. Maybe one of those reality shows.
[Because Officer Ben Sherman has a face made for television.]
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Nearly everything could be linked back to Lucero. The wound is not healed.]
I hate most of that shit.
[Cooper shakes his head. He starts to say something about how he pities Ben's partner but he doesn't want to talk about partners, no matter what's on his own mind.]
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[Dancing With the Stars, much?]
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[A playful phrase has more bristle to it than it should.]
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You wanna take east and I'll take west?
[Canvasing. Simple canvasing. Split up if it suits the old man which seems to be the case. No John Cooper, no Sammy Bryant, well fuck that because Ben Sherman can make it alone.]
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No.
[In the event that Sherman gets ambushed and hurt, Cooper would never sleep at night again. He better try and say what he wants to.]
The radio doesn't work.
[They both have cellphones though.]
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Right. Old school foot patrol?
[Ben talks as if he's old enough to have practiced that. Hell even Cooper's not old enough to remember those days...or is he?? Heh heh heh.]
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[Smooth enough transition. They quietly ditch the concept of cellphones even when it was a fairly passionate and lengthy conversation with the Peace Officer Freddy.]
Patrol and explore. I haven't covered that much ground. They must have a map.
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[Ben could have mentioned that earlier but seriously. It's a welcome center. They're the ones who usually put up community resources like that, not actually use them.]
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[Give the civil servants less crap to deal with. Except...]
Did you stop in? Stage a photo shoot?
[How much longer are they going to run on this lukewarm temperature? Cooper is trying to find an angle to approach.]
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[He adds the 'yet' as an indicative remark, he knows what you're implying, John. Fff.]
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[He is only just starting to make a mark on the radar. Boy, this might be keeping them from fighting but if Ben's head swells... That can't happen.]
Would you go for a pink haired girl? How about one with a tail? That's still Hollywood.
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[It's no crack on what he might have heard about John Cooper. It's never been official but there are rumors. Ben catches his own potential mistake.]
I like bunny girls. They gotta have an excuse to go into heat every season.
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[And the sky is blue.]
I've lived this long without bunnies. Badge or otherwise. I like it that way. That is hard for you to wrap your head around, I know.
[Bright, clear day. Decent weather. It could be California.]
Who's your partner?
[Even though he doesn't want to talk about partners. Shop talk has got to come on up.]
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