DCI Gene Hunt (
the_gene_genie) wrote in
milliways_bar2012-08-09 09:12 pm
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OOM: Old friends
Gene's been wandering around for an hour or so. Not entirely without direction; he found himself down in the garage a little while ago, staring at the remains of his car.
It's unutterably depressing.
He'd come back up eventually, but he brought something with him. So now he's in a booth, with an untouched sandwich in front of him next to a half-drained pint of bitter. He's turning an old engine part over in his hands - looks like one of the cylinders - touching the bullet hole that pierces it, not caring about the oil coating his fingers.
[OOC: This EP open to new tags through the weekend.]

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Her face has grown only a little bit older, though her hair has changed dramatically. It's still blue, but pinned up in braids to form a mohawk, the loose hair itself is divided into dozens of tiny braids, each ended with a yellow or black head.
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Blue hair. He remembers blue hair - how could he not? - but the rest of the details have melted away through time, and recent events.
'Yeah.'
He stares a bit more, lips pursed in thought.
'You've got a Jap name, haven't you?'
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He passes a hand across his forehead, unknowingly leaving a smear of engine oil behind. His gaze drops back to the table, and the cylinder he's holding.
'Reckon it's been ten years since I saw you.'
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"What's with the cylinder? Car wrecked?"
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'Yeah.'
Depressing. Worse than depressing.
'Some bastard shot it to pieces.'
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Not something she usually hears. "Why?"
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She's headed for the Bar, but she's always been a wary sort of creature, and spies him half-way there. So now there's frowning, the 'I know you hang on give it a minute I swear' sort of frowning when you run across someone that you feel you really ought to remember.
Damn this whole divergent timelines business, anyway.
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'Alright, Dotty?'
Maybe she's someone who should know the truth. She probably wouldn' even bat an eyelid - though that look she's giving him isn't usual.
'What's up with you?'
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"Oh. Y'know. The usual." Which, she's learning as she goes, is not the sort of usual anyone around here expects of her. It's distinctly odd to feel like she's underachieving in terms of sheer lunacy. But she heads for the booth anyway, because running away (no matter which timeline) has never been her style.
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'Want a drink?'
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"Right. A pint of sommat on tap, would'ya?" She asks, and as the rat scurries off, she calls after it. "Sommat British!."
She rolls her eyes, expressively.
"Last time I did that, it came back with Michelob. Who, exactly, drinks that stuff?"
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'What you been up to? Haven't seen you around for a bit.'
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That face, and that gear, can't mean anything good.
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'Found my car down in the garage.'
He turns the cylinder so she can see the bullet hole. Says it all, really.
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As for now, though-
"Good Lord! Is there anything else left?"
(Cars that get shot, in her experience, explode. A lot.)
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Some are even still attached. Gene sort of looks like someone's died - as far as he's concerned, someone did.
He really loved that car.
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'Bastards, who else?'
You'd have to be to shoot up a motor as brilliant as the Quattro.
'Me an' my DI were behind it at the time. Probably didn' help.'
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'Wasn' really planning on eating it.'
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"That's a sandwich." Fry points out.
"Hey Gene. Is that part of your car?" Guppy asks.
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'Yours if you want it.'
And nods.
'Yeah, as it goes.'
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"It's Friday, for dinner I have chicken and vegetables and potato smilies."
"If you don't want it, the polite answer is 'No thank you'." Guppy says.
"No thank you." Fry says.
"Who blew up your car?" Guppy asks, looking back at Gene.
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'Some Dutch wankers. I just found it downstairs.'
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