Diego Hargreeves (
knife_bender) wrote2021-07-08 08:06 am
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Around Town | Late Thursday Morning
Okay, well, it had been pretty well established that patrolling the town was useless, but what else were people like Diego supposed to do? It had been hammered in his head since birth to take action, even if the efforts were futile.
Which probably also explained Five's determination to stop the apocalypse even though he had nothing to go on.
So, yeah. Walking around town yet again. For some reason. Maybe he'd find a hole to jump in.
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Which probably also explained Five's determination to stop the apocalypse even though he had nothing to go on.
So, yeah. Walking around town yet again. For some reason. Maybe he'd find a hole to jump in.
[For a few!]
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Besides, if she and Diego stuck together, Annie figured they'd at least...end up in a hole together, worst case. Right? (Which was also a comforting thought as far as Rey -- like Summer had said, at least she'd probably found John. That was...something.)
"We should get some rope." It sounded dumb but it wasn't like she had a lot of other, functional plans right now.
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Considering that nearby buildings had been falling in, and all.
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"If there's a way to get out," he said. "But it's not a bad idea."
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That had been a dumb idea when she'd thought of it with Rey last week, and it had not gotten any better, as a plan.
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"How'd your class go?" He felt like if he had been sitting there watching Annie it would have made her self-conscious so he kept himself scarce while it was going on.
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Weirdly enough, having Diego be so
realisticgloomy was sort of helpful? Trying to keep everyone's spirits up was something she could do, even if it was starting to become something of a strain after almost two weeks of this."I dunno, I figured they need something normal right now, but it felt sort of -- frivolous," she admitted.
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But as he understood it these things happened sometimes, and people just kind of dealt with it? He kind of preferred man-eating candy canes because at least that gave him something to stab.
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But she also knew that most of the people she'd want to evacuate with her would turn her down to work on the problem here. Present company included.
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Not his favorite thing. So he'd gone for a walk.
"Hey," he said with a tiny smile when he saw Diego. "Good to see you."
Steve didn't have many friends and some of them kept disappearing, which was not great for the ol' abandonment issues.
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Eventually.
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"Of course the local raccoons are all drunks, maybe the alcohol made their mouths sterile."
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It really wasn't, but sure, Steve.
"Anyway, we've learned a lot of rude raccoon gestures but nothing really useful. The raccoons say they don't even dig holes and we should talk to groundhogs or something?"
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He pursed his lips. "Think we could hook the radio squirrels up with GoPros?"
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Because she'd accepted that as soon as one showed up, they'd all fall in, too.
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