Ava Wilson (
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milliways_bar2010-02-05 07:02 pm
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It's Friday night, and Ava has already changed out of her office wear into sweatpants and an oversize purple sweater. (Her silvery headband is, however, still in her hair, and she likes to think that it and the thin chain around her neck, strung with red clown noses, complete just about any outfit.)
She's curled up on a couch by the fire, munching chips and a sandwich and looking absently at the game of Scrabble she borrowed from the Bar.
It's weird to think of board games as having any relevance to her (after)life, so she may be staring at it just a little too intently.
She's curled up on a couch by the fire, munching chips and a sandwich and looking absently at the game of Scrabble she borrowed from the Bar.
It's weird to think of board games as having any relevance to her (after)life, so she may be staring at it just a little too intently.

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It's something Willow would wear, she decides. Maybe on her head. If it were fuzzier, at least.
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With pride: "I made it myself."
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Ava wrinkles her nose and takes a bite of her sandwich.
This rather precludes speaking.
"Mmphnnnfo," she decides, shaking her head.
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She swims up out of the haze of misty water-colored memories, and refocuses. On the board game.
"Scrabble?"
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"I don't know, I was feeling ... nostalgic? Friendly? I have no idea."
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"Huh," she says. "So are you looking for people to play with, or are you just kind of keeping it company?"
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"Uhhh-- more of the first one. Doesn't everybody love Scrabble?"
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"Love is such a strong word. With commitment, and meaning, and possibly shared values and -- anniversaries to remember. Scrabble and I get along fine. It's just, you know --" She sighs. "Every time we get together it ends in tears and dictionaries. That say I'm wrong. And since when is ubermanacle not a word?"
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Or on Scrabble.
He does meet her eyes briefly, though, so maybe that's kind of like a greeting?
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"You mind keeping it down over there?"
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"Sure."
Trowa has a really, really good deadpan.
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Hey.
"I never got your name," she accuses pleasantly.
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Data-gathering: will she provide hers in return?
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"I'm Ava."
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For Trowa, this is practically extroverted!
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"Wanna play Scrabble?"
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It's the one Applegate would use, if he had any interest in describing her at the moment.
As it happens, he doesn't, but she certainly has his attention nonetheless.
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This is an activity which, in combination with her contemplation of board games, is fairly engrossing-- nevertheless, she has kind of a sixth sense for evil supernatural types these days.
Applegate is, eventually, eyed.
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"Good evening."
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"Hi."
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(Was he even close enough for that a few seconds ago?)
"The name's Applegate."
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How terribly peculiar.)
Ava's eyebrows arch for a moment at his extended hand, before she puts on another smile and shakes.
"Applegate? First name, last name, nickname ...?"
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"Oh, I'd call it a nickname. I'm not very fond of the one I was given."
Of any of the ones he's been given.
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