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Shelley appears to have been shot. This is both irritating and inconvenient.
However, she will allow that despite the waiting period, the afterlife is acceptable, the company is pleasant enough, and her wardrobe is similar enough to her normal one as to cause no problems, despite the fact that it leans towards red and black - neither of which are her favourite colour. (Redheads should not wear red a lot, she feels.)
What is causing her consternation is the sudden appearance of a place she has not seen in over a year, and had almost thought she never would again.
You'd be excused for thinking she'd never been here before - let alone lived here - as she stands frozen in the doorway, staring about.
[OOC: Have gone for bedtimes. Slowtimes, as are placeholder tags, are most welcome! ♥]
However, she will allow that despite the waiting period, the afterlife is acceptable, the company is pleasant enough, and her wardrobe is similar enough to her normal one as to cause no problems, despite the fact that it leans towards red and black - neither of which are her favourite colour. (Redheads should not wear red a lot, she feels.)
What is causing her consternation is the sudden appearance of a place she has not seen in over a year, and had almost thought she never would again.
You'd be excused for thinking she'd never been here before - let alone lived here - as she stands frozen in the doorway, staring about.
[OOC: Have gone for bedtimes. Slowtimes, as are placeholder tags, are most welcome! ♥]
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"You new here?" she asks.
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"...No," she decides. "But I rather feel as if I am. Have they... worked out a system of timekeeping yet?"
Alas, that she cannot cry 'what year is it?!' in Milliways!
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She turns her gaze on the purple-haired teenager. With the... dinosaur.
"Or, um. Dinosauruses... es. Have you both been coming here long?"
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Shelley looks sympathetic. "Oh dear. That is quite a long time, even for here - are you still alive?"
This is quite obviously a perfectly normal thing to ask!
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Quit while you're ahead, Shelley.
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No, she did not come out of nowhere, why?
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(It's an ingrained suspicion of attractive people in evening dress, nothing personal.)
Shelley blinks a bit, then waves a vaguely sheepish hand. "I, um... no. No, just... a very long time. Since I was here. They have changed the..." Actually, they really haven't changed much in the decor. "...Patrons."
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The way she smiles cheerily...
Creepy on itself.
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"I see!" she says brightly, and shakes hands. "You are very straightforward."
It's new!
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"Now, you seem a trifle pale my dear... please me join me for a drink and perhaps dinner?" No strings attached, no.
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Plus, she already has thirty-four days in purgatory to get through, she doesn't particularly want to add on any more!
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She lets Shelley order for herself, of course. "Now... from where and when, my dear? And what is your name?"
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"Shelley Winters," she says. "I come from England in 2005. Or possibly purgatory of some kind at the moment. It is a little unclear."
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You've got a lot to answer for, Shelley.
(Still, he looks pleased to see her. He's grinning.)
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Um.
"It was completely not my fault this time! I'm sorry! Hello!"
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How long did you make this time?
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"A couple of years, I think. Maybe one and a half. It was going so well!"
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What's the phrase for when you've not being doing something then you accidentally do it? Something about carriages.
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"Well, I didn't fall off a carriage."
Which is weird, because proportionately, you'd think one of her deaths would have been a traffic accident, by now.
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Metaphorically, Death suggests.
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Ahem.
"That is true," she says, meanwhile. "Would you like a drink? It's the least I can do to apologise for this... inconvenience."
For the record, she's envisioning triplicated death certificates and error report forms all over the place.
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