Jake Muller (
pathogenetic) wrote in
dear_mun2012-11-02 03:17 pm
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considering EV
Hey, you won't catch me complaining. Anything's better than wasting away in Lanshiang.
[... there's a slight pause, and then,]
Yeah. You heard me. Even crazy-ass horror ships in the middle of nowhere. Sounds peachy. Make sure you sign that cheque out to 'J A K E M U L L E R'. Dot the i's, cross the t's, you know the drill.
[... there's a slight pause, and then,]
Yeah. You heard me. Even crazy-ass horror ships in the middle of nowhere. Sounds peachy. Make sure you sign that cheque out to 'J A K E M U L L E R'. Dot the i's, cross the t's, you know the drill.

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[Mun is giggling though YES! Jake needs to come to the boat and meet BB!supergirl]
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It's probably just, you know. Whatever. Right?]
'Course I'm getting paid.
[... because he can't just be a dick to a kid for no good reason (unless someone's paying him and even then it'd have to be a lot)]
... What sorta 'stuff' we talking about, here?
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[She watches him a moment to determine how to answer. Facts only would probably be best.]
Well if you don't mind the cockroaches and rats that look like they're deseased, the quarters are starting to get really cramped. Then there's the ... [She debates cursing a moment well... Daddy's not around, nor Leon so should be okay] Bitch that is in charge, she's scary, has screws for eyes and can turn into this tar like substance.
And our leave off the boat can go a month... So hope you don't get sea sick. We barely have medical supplies, or food most of the time.
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You kiss your mother with that mouth, kid?
[Time to lean against a wall, fold his arms and give her an appraising look.]
I've seen worse. Ever been in a gulag? Not a pretty picture.
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I spent three days before getting dragged to the boat listening to sick people eat each other... And this place still scares me. [only because she can't hide on a boat.]
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[UM. He lifts a hand and-- points it at her. And then drops it again as everything falls into place. Claire? That's that jarhead's sister, isn't it? The one that Sherry--
Sherry.
Welp, that inspires a coughing fit. And she's there with... with Wesker?]
You wanna-- [he coughs a final time.] run that by me again? You were in Raccoon City?
*Ded* sorry
Yes, just a few weeks... well almost two months ago. Claire found me in the police station. We ran into Leon and we were trying to get out of the city.
You okay Mister? [True concern because really, to her sick people usually mean they got the bug that killed everyone.]
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Seriously? Seriously. God hates him. More than usual, right now.
He glances back at her, scowls. Every instinct he has says he should probably be punching a wall right about now but he-- doesn't.]
No kidding.
[He fidgets. That scowl deepens, and then eases off.]
I'm fine. I've got a-- thing. It's nothing.
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You're another one from my future aren't you? I mean doesn't surprise me anymore, Claire is, Leon was before he disappeared. Chris knew me, and we never met before the boat.
I think I might freak them out a little too.
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That's.
A weird thought.]
I'm not gonna... destroy the future or anything if I tell you yes or no, right?
[... did he seriously just ask that outloud. Did he. Jesus. He hopes that whatever happens, she doesn't remember this. He's acting like an idiot.]
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[He'd never asked. He'd just... assumed she was about his age, but to have been... what, thirteen? In Raccoon City she'd have to be at least 25 now. 26? But she doesn't look a day over--
Oh. That whole virus thing, huh?]
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[Yeah that virus thing that still has yet to be cured for her. oops]
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Thirteen.
Jesus Christ.
[HIS LIFE IS PAIN.]
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That wasn't a reaction I was expecting...
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[He gives her a look that's only a little 'oh god why me'.]
I... meet you. When you're a lot older.
[Thirteen years is a lot, okay.]
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Hope I didn't embarrass you too much.
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Never had one. All that down-time? I'd probably go crazy.
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I don't know, you'd be surprised how easy it is to nap on a beach.
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[He gives her a speculative look.]
I think I'd probably be too paranoid. You know. Trust issues and all that.
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[Actually...she probably would too. She's done it exactly once, and only napped for like an hour...but it was a nice hour!]
...So when do you relax?
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[He tips his head to one side, the gesture one of slight frustration, and then he turns to walk a few paces away from her.]
I dunno. Guess it was never a priority.
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A 'horror ship' doesn't really seem fair.
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Still, he wouldn't want her to be any other way. That's... what makes her her.]
Depends on who's writing the checks, I guess.
[But really, he'd settle for a nice dinner, so long as he liked the company.]
I don't remember the fine print ever saying life's supposed to be fair, SG. You take it as it comes, that's all. I'll be fine.
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Life isn't fair at all. But that doesn't mean it's always unfair either.
[If anyone knew about that, it was her. Life had been throwing her horror for the last thirteen years.]
And sometimes you just have to make it be fair.
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[Helpless shrug.]
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I mean, that's what I'd do.
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Mine is trying to find somewhere to send me and even...even if I can help, it isn't as though I really..
[How to put this, how to put this...]
I'd rather be helping back home.
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Any luck so far?
[... not that he likes the idea of her being in a 'game'. If she'd rather be helping back home, then that's where she should be. No one can convince him that Sherry shouldn't be able to have what she wants, okay.]
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Did you know there is an island where they force people to have sex or die?
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Wouldn't get paid if I wasn't.
[Implication being: of course he's got this monetary reimbursement thing in the bag, who do you think you're talking to.]
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Then had best be even better than that if you expect to survive here. A person will only do so well when it's simply money at stake. Your life is something else.