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milliways_bar2010-03-18 12:27 am
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The ball seems to be closer and yet farther every day. Jane has not gone looking for the Bar but she's found it today as she's considering something she wrote a while ago.
Her thoughts keep straying to Mister Lefroy but he has returned to London and may not come back for the ball.
It is best to move on and do as her mother would wish even though she doesn't wish to. In the end, it takes her rather longer to find a seat as her thoughts are not truly in Milliways.
Her thoughts keep straying to Mister Lefroy but he has returned to London and may not come back for the ball.
It is best to move on and do as her mother would wish even though she doesn't wish to. In the end, it takes her rather longer to find a seat as her thoughts are not truly in Milliways.
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She hasn't quite gotten used to there being rats scurrying around with drinks, like little furry waiters. It's just a bad combination, that.
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"What now?!"
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"No, of course you did not."
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"Sorry," she murmurs, bending to pick up the papers carefully, looking like she's either having a break with reality or tripping on some really bad drugs. In reality it's neither, but she's absorbed too much electricity and hasn't discharged it yet, and it's making her jumpy in a lot of hard to describe ways.
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The papers are covered with writing, some even over itself as Jane has tried to conserve her paper.
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"...Okay." She hands the woman her papers, at least the ones Nori's picked up, and stands slowly. "What kind of tea?"
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"Simply some Ceylon. Is there something else that you would prefer?"
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Since Nori seems rather uncomfortable and being bitten by a vampire is quite disturbing, more so than a marriage proposal.
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"'M okay. Mostly okay. Not hurt," she decides, blinking rapidly. It's like her brain doesn't want to stay on one track, which makes talking rather interesting.
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"'M not hurt. Jus'...shaky. 'S okay. I think."
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"Excuse me," he says. "I am sorry to bother you, but do you know when the Barman might be back at his post?"
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"I do not believe that the barman is normally there, sir. Could not bar herself assist you?"
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He looks far too pale to be alive and Jane rubs at her neck.
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"Pardon me, sir, but may I ask if you are alive?"
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"My name is Jane Austen, sir and it is a pleasure to meet you."
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"It is a pleasure to meet you as well, Miss Austen," he returns. He does recognize the name, which intrigues him, but he does not bring this up. He could be wrong, after all.
He does add, "May I ask what it is you were doing?"
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