Ellen Park, the Lone Wanderer (
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milliways_bar2013-05-13 01:02 pm
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[OOM: Sometime after this post: New York.]
Ellen couldn't quite bring herself to go straight home to the Capital area after visiting New York City as Steve Rogers' guest. She stayed at the Bar last night instead. She'll be going home shortly, but for now she has boots to repair (she should probably get new ones but it never hurts to know how to repair your own gear). Might as well work on patching them up here first.
Not that she's so focused on the boots that she wouldn't stop to talk if someone came by, you understand.
Ellen couldn't quite bring herself to go straight home to the Capital area after visiting New York City as Steve Rogers' guest. She stayed at the Bar last night instead. She'll be going home shortly, but for now she has boots to repair (she should probably get new ones but it never hurts to know how to repair your own gear). Might as well work on patching them up here first.
Not that she's so focused on the boots that she wouldn't stop to talk if someone came by, you understand.

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Things that Robin, nevertheless, knows how to do because both of the men raising him think that sort of knowledge is important: repair his own clothes.
(Actually, one of the men raising him thinks it's more important to me able to stitch up his own sutures in an emergency situation. Still, it amounts to experience sewing leather.)
Things Robin is glad he doesn't have to do right now: you can probably guess this one.
Anyway, when he approaches her table, he looks at the boots with sympathy.
"Hi, Ellen," he says. "Can't Bar give you new boots to replace those?"
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She smiles, and indicates one of the other seats at her table is open. Not like she's expecting anyone else today.
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Robin hits his palm against his forehead in a show of 'duh I should have thought of that' even as he sits down.
"That would be a problem, yeah. You need help with the other one, then?"
He might as well. Otherwise he'll just be watching her with fingers itchy to join in.
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He pauses for a few seconds as he picks out and threads the needle, pulling her boot towards him.
The first thing he wants to say - met an alternate universe version of my partner, and broke into his secret lair, which made him really mad - he can't, so he goes with something else.
"Signed up for that interdimensional chat client thing. Do you use it?"
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"Does it really work from your own place and time to Milliways?"
He's not tried it yet. He needs to be really really sure no one can trace him on it, first.
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She knows a little Latin from her Vault education, but not enough to recognize the words here.
"And yes, it does. A friend of mine who used to come here and can't seem to open a door any more has one of them, and I can signal him with mine if I need to. If you ever see a message from 'eloquentAdam' for some reason, it's probably him- he has trouble with computer controls sometimes and occasionally misdirects a message."
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Sometimes he's really book smart, sometimes he's a smartalec thirteen year old.
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"I need to fix up my own boots sometime soon," she remarks conversationally.
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Plainclothes frogboy at your seven, Ellen.
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"Some people do, yeah," Voodoo says, idly jingling the change in his pocket. "You know, for the nostalgia? Places traveled 'n all that?"
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He takes a seat nearby. "It was defused, of course. Had the explosives taken out by an EOD buddy of his."