"Let me yet live, Death, thus I would beseech you," the man stammers, recoiling from the hand, "tis not my time and place here, so how could it be my time to die, that you would come and fetch me?"
"Yes. He is." The Fool's hat has fallen over his face so his voice is muffled for a moment. But he manages to sit up and shove the hat up so he can see. His eyes glow briefly in the shadow of his face.
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And one of those, a medieval man named Edward Poins is trying not to stare in stricken trepidation?
Death would come to this place??
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Well, grins.
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Are you hurt?
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No business in the bar, he says finally.
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"E'en Death must keep the rules?" he says, and stands. "For sooth, 'tis such a place of miracles!"
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"Uncle Enzo! There's a skellington!"
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This all-important distinction may be made clearer as the definitely-green Enzo jogs up with an even smaller child in his arms.
"I fight him?" enquires the latter.
"Wha… no, Ana. No fighting anyone here. Hi. Sorry."
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In Death's defense, he doesn't have much of a color sense beyond 'black.'
Yes, do not fight me, he says to the other child. Not in the bar.
Or. Ever.
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"Sorry, she's used to skeletons being something to fight. But this one's not a Game sprite," he informs Ana.
"Is he a User?" Mairi asks.
"Kind of."
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So, Jocundus is now trying to nom on Death's leg.
The Fool isn't trying to stop him, by the way. He's just watching and giggling to himself. He thinks it's hysterical.
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Stop that.
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The Fool is about to tumble off his seat in laughter.
Nope.
There he goes with a startled squawk.
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He keeps his legs out of the dog's way and looks over at his owner.
Is this yours?
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A few seats down, Manny is taking a smoke break.
"And I was starting to think I'd never see anyone else without skin in here."
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He turns and nods to a fellow professional. How are you?
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"And I -" He taps the ashes on the tip of his cigarette. "- am behind my sales quota for the month."
Again.
Unsure if this guy is a DoD employee of a different time, or something else entirely, he just asks in return, "How about you?"
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Death is really good at his job.
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He exhales a puff of smoke, then adds, "I'm Manny."
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He offers a hand for the shaking. I am Death.
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