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Satine has a bracelet. It's about thirty years younger than she is, but (so is he) she can't stop admiring it.
You should admire it too.
You should admire it too.
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So, look, there's the man who bought her that bracelet, who's admiring the wearer more than the bracelet. He's a dude, he can't help it.
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She catches his eye and curls around her seat, stretching and not really yawning. "Mmm, good morning."
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Jack, the-man-who-is-young-enough-to-be-Satine's-son, leans over and gives her a kiss on the cheek.
"You look like you need some coffee."
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Funny how a strech can turn into a hug. "I would love that. With plenty of cream and sugar."
It's probably not actually morning. What's more likely is that she just woke up from a nap. Mmm, sleeping on your own schedule. Mun dreams of such luxury.
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"If it's morning, maybe you should eat breakfast."
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It may just be coming from the floating skull. He's eyeing Satine, not the bracelet.
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"You do know you're served by rats here, right?"
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She studies the floating skull. "There wasn't anything slipped into my breakfast this morning, was there?" I mean, she's friends with Toulouse Lautrec. She's not quite like a virgin in that respect.
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"And I can be charming." He clears his throat (or makes the appropriate noise, anyway).
"How fare thee, sweet lady, my name..uh, be Morte. Of Sigil."
He bobs himself in what a bow would be, if you had no body.
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She curtsies, grinning (it only seems appropriate, vis-a-vis a skull). "I'm faring quite well, M. de Sigil. My name is Satine. Of gay Paris."
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"That's gorgeous." Mary Anne was on her way by, but the bracelet is enough to stop her in her tracks. Just because she's got a weapons fetish doesn't mean she can't appreciate exquisite jewelry.
"Did you get that here?"
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Satine's already smiling when she looks up. "No! It was a gift. I picked it out, though. At Tiffany's. In New York. In 1933."
Oh, she's so giddy. Lookit that.
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New York. 1933. She has heard these things in conjunction before.
A slow grin winds its way across her face. "Sooo, I take it Jack found someone to open the door for him?"
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"Yes! It was his friend Carl Denham. Jack was going on and on about how strange and insufferable he is, but I found him quite charming." Whether she will when the rocks come out, well... that's to be seen.
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She smiles. "I mentioned getting someone else to open the door for him, but I didn't realize he had a friend here from his own time. That definitely made things easier."
She knows him no where near as well--she has not made out in a dressing room with him. Although she did hugpounce him the first time she saw him, but her excuse is she only saw him from behind and she thought it was Raven.
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Because somehow, through the fortuitious combination of Fate and the business of her mun, Mary Anne has been no where near the rocks currently rolling around the bar.
"Sounds like it'll be quite the thing to see. Does the production have a title yet?"
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A real actress, on a real stage, with a real audience. Well, one out of three isn't bad, and as for the other two, you take what you can get here in the Bar.
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