The Trickster (
changeinasnap) wrote in
milliways_bar2011-09-06 10:53 pm
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Here's the thing about PETA protestors.
While you're, oh, for example, standing in the middle of the street naked except for a strategically placed picture of a pygmy owl, you are not doing any favors to the owl. You are associating the owl with your junk. Do you think this rare, almost extinct owl that you claim will be killed by deforestation in the Yukon really wants to be associated with your junk? Really?
Because if so, that's just rude. Almost as rude as the things you shouted at your girlfriend (another living creature that's way sweeter than any owl) right before you headed off to the protest.
And if there's one guy you don't want to be rude around? It's this one.
In other words, there's a trickster at the bar trying to feed a pygmy owl -- who was not a pygmy owl about fifteen minutes ago -- a slice of pie. Because unlike some people, he is not rude to owls and will give them all the food they need. So there.
[OOC: Woe! (And whoa, that's a lot of threads. *giggling*) It is, sadly, time for me to go sleep. Everything will be picked up tomorrow barring con crud knocking me flat; thanks for tagging in, guys. <3]
While you're, oh, for example, standing in the middle of the street naked except for a strategically placed picture of a pygmy owl, you are not doing any favors to the owl. You are associating the owl with your junk. Do you think this rare, almost extinct owl that you claim will be killed by deforestation in the Yukon really wants to be associated with your junk? Really?
Because if so, that's just rude. Almost as rude as the things you shouted at your girlfriend (another living creature that's way sweeter than any owl) right before you headed off to the protest.
And if there's one guy you don't want to be rude around? It's this one.
In other words, there's a trickster at the bar trying to feed a pygmy owl -- who was not a pygmy owl about fifteen minutes ago -- a slice of pie. Because unlike some people, he is not rude to owls and will give them all the food they need. So there.
[OOC: Woe! (And whoa, that's a lot of threads. *giggling*) It is, sadly, time for me to go sleep. Everything will be picked up tomorrow barring con crud knocking me flat; thanks for tagging in, guys. <3]

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There's an amused goddess of destruction sliding onto the barstool next to him.
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From the panicked look the owl shoots her, it seems it disagrees.
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(Usually owls are not so much on the receiving end of this sort of look.)
"Anybody special?"
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Seriously, he is the very picture of charity. Just look at that face.
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"How long do you plan on leaving him like this?"
The owl's eyes, if possible, widen even further as it swivels its head back toward the trickster.
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"Are you feedin' that owl pie, sir?"
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The owl makes a high-pitched, strangled sound and squinches its eyes shut.
(What do you know: OH GOD I NEED BRAIN BLEACH can be conveyed across the species divide!)
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"Just never seen an owl eat pie was all, sir, sorry."
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He pops the forkful of pie into his own mouth.
"Anyway, always glad to expand the horizons of the clientele."
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The owl scoots back, swivels its head toward the voice, and stares at said unicorn.
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"Then why are you feeding it pie." It's not exactly a question.
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Beat.
Casually, "That, and it's not an owl. But mostly it's because Bar's pie is awesome. So hey, with the -- "
He mimes the horn on her forehead.
"Am I going to burst into flames if I touch you?"
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Or, you know, a woman in a black coat and dusty jeans.
She snorts. It is not a delicate sound.
"Possibly cookies are for being better, yes?"
This might be a rhetorical question.
Or a lie.
Or both!
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The owl hunkers down further onto the bartop. If it could, that posture says, it would like to melt into the wood and leave forever. Please. Right now.
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"That, I am thinking, is a very silly question."
It only takes a flick of a wrist to send a tiny feather-shaped cookie hurtling toward the owl.
Maybe the owl will get lucky and it will be a magic cookie.
But probably not.
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With a tiny screech befitting of its size, it flaps its wings to try and get out of the path of the hurtling cookie. Sadly, it doesn't move quite fast enough.
Bap, goes the cookie, lodging rights in its beak mid-screech.
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Fin is watching the owl lazily--yes, he's aware owls don't eat pie, and he's even more aware that it being here and looking the kind of terrified that it does, it's likely not originally an owl--contemplating whether he should be lobbying to have the man change it back or to let Fin help with the force-feeding of pie.
"At least give it a meat pie, not apple. Heavens."
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Pardon him while he extends a finger and, crooking it, rubs the top of the owl's head deceptively gently. (The narration can't say he's the kinder of these two men, not really. At least the Trickster will likely not kill it or maim it beyond repair. Fin...could really not care less once the animal ceases amusing him.)
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The owl's eyes shutter closed, and it hunkers down a bit as its feathers fluff up. If it were a cat, it'd probably be purring right about now.
"Eh." He wiggles a hand. "Nothing anybody but him needs to worry about. See?" That's to the owl. "I keep your secrets."
For now, is the very heavy implication.
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"What sort of pie is that?" the Fool asks, completely un-phased at the fact that an owl is being fed pie. Why shouldn't an owl eat pie?
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"Apple pie, fresh from the bar," he says, grinning. "Ever had it?"
For the umpteenth time, the owl tries to dodge away from the proffered fork.
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"Your friend does not seem to like you."
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Beat.
"Okay, my pie and his pie," he says with a tip of his fork toward the owl.
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