She ain't so much as looked at me in years, and now she's pullin' me out at her leisure? I'm not surprised, just sayin' I didn't think she was gonna do that.
I've learned to stop thinking mine wouldn't dare do something. [She sighs, shrugging her shoulders.] It's normally at those very times that she comes up with the worst ideas.
My mun tells me that there is... um, a version of me there, though she's married and has a baby. But I believe my mun would be quite thrilled to see you there.
A baby? Really, now? [that's something he never thought he'd hear.] Well, I'm not thrilled about it. Doesn't sound like a place I'd go to, if you know what I mean. Not enough shooting and smuggling. [Okay, maybe he's joking around a little.]
[And he just gives her his most charming smile in return.]
Oh, I'm sure I will. 'Cause there's more to do than petty theft, especially in a place like that. [His smile gets bigger. Also, she's very free to smack him for being an insufferable idiot.]
[She kind of hates you right now, Malcolm Reynolds.]
Oh, so I've heard. [Why must you egg her on, Mal? Now she has to be snippy.] Are you sure you can remember how to live life without being a petty thief?
Oh yeah. 'Let's send you to a city where you get to be a Norse god! You get powers! Oh, did I mention the random creatures of the night that come out to attack you? Sorry, my bad.'
Sounds like you're one of those with a good head on your shoulders. Though, I'm more the point and shoot type, but at least you're not gonna get yourself killed. [Maybe.]
I'm beginnin' to remember why me and my mun don't get on too well. Seems a thing with these folk.
And nothing I can't handle. She's just lookin' at places that ain't a right fit. She don't seem to know me too well, and I don't think she cares much about that.
I can't imagine anywhere being a good fit for you that isn't the ship, with the crew. Although I suppose if there's thrilling crime to get up to that might take the edge off a bit.
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I ain't goin' there, nohow.
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Oh, I'm sure you'd find something else to occupy yourself with. [She's not going to think of what the something else is, thank you very much.]
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Oh, I'm sure I will. 'Cause there's more to do than petty theft, especially in a place like that. [His smile gets bigger. Also, she's very free to smack him for being an insufferable idiot.]
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Oh, so I've heard. [Why must you egg her on, Mal? Now she has to be snippy.] Are you sure you can remember how to live life without being a petty thief?
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Last time she put me somewhere, it was on some ship called Stacey. Wasn't anything like Serenity.
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facetwinnin' it
hell yes
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Trust me, they never forget. They also get ideas that they think are brilliant but are actually awful.
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That's kinda the part where you start shootin' things.
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[If only Beckett would actually listen and come with him.]
Then there's the place where I fell through a Rift of some sort. Apparently I'm now in post-Apocalyptic Chicago.
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Don't know where that is, but all right.
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By the way, I held back on mentioning this, but you are an incredibly handsome man if I do say so myself.
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It sounds rather...unpleasant.
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Torment is a profession for these 'mun' types.
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Is yours being especially difficult? Beyond planning to send you off to be trapped in some fēngdiān place, of course.
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And nothing I can't handle. She's just lookin' at places that ain't a right fit. She don't seem to know me too well, and I don't think she cares much about that.
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