Chuck Hansen (
andinfluencepeople) wrote in
milliways_bar2013-12-21 04:46 pm
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The Chuck who walks down the stairs looks rumpled, confused, and a little irritated. He's wearing jeans and a t-shirt, dog tags hanging outside his shirt, instead of the armor he had on last time.
He's only been here for one night, from his side of things, and the fact that the main room is still here is... disconcerting.
Chuck orders some eggs and orange juice, thanks the bar, and settles down in the middle of the room.
He's trying not to watch anyone too obviously, but, let's be honest. He's not trying very hard.
[ooc: let me know if you'd like to tag, but I'm going to be slow because I suddenly remembered my Yuletide responsibilities!]
He's only been here for one night, from his side of things, and the fact that the main room is still here is... disconcerting.
Chuck orders some eggs and orange juice, thanks the bar, and settles down in the middle of the room.
He's trying not to watch anyone too obviously, but, let's be honest. He's not trying very hard.
[ooc: let me know if you'd like to tag, but I'm going to be slow because I suddenly remembered my Yuletide responsibilities!]

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"You have a name?" he asks, after a moment. "I'm Chuck Hansen, to get the niceties taken care of."
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"Ichabod Crane", he returns. "You were really in no fit state for the niceties on your arrival."
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He smiles slightly.
"I'm pleased to hear it. And yes, I know, my name has fallen far out of favor even by 2013, let alone... I forget if you mentioned a year."
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This is so weird.
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"I am from 1781", he corrects. "I now live in 2013, but that is a very long - and frankly even to me unbelievable - story."
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Smelling of wood-smoke, and followed by four cats as he comes in from the lake area.
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Chuck watches him, brow furrowed, before staring at the guy with the axe is probably not the smartest life choice thirty minutes after waking up.
He turns his attention to the cats.
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The little grey one, though, hops onto the bar itself and meows demandingly.
The axe-man looks around the bar, and when he sees Chuck, he raises an eyebrow -- obviously, the axe-man notices that he's new.
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Not people he's never met, of course not -- there's tons of people he's never met. But he knows their crew, or their job, or at least they know who he is, and the Shatterdome just makes everything... simpler.
So he glances at the cats, and back up to the man, raising his eyebrows. "They imprint on you, or something?"
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"Him, I raised from a week-old kitten," he says. "The others merely look to me for food and attention, the way cats will."
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"Evening," she says, changing direction to walk closer.
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"I see you managed to talk to Comrade Bar?"
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"But no, none that I'm aware. Some call her just the Bar, sometimes it's Lady Bar. I use Comrade, sometimes. She doesn't mind."
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Like he could've stopped the de-funding of the PPDC.
"Are you -- busy?"
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You're not the only one doing some watching tonight, Chuck. There's an odd-eyed, good-sized heeler pointed your way.
(It's the eggs. Eggs are food. Food is good.)
(.... he is not a dog of complex thought processes.)
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"Hey there," he says, slipping off his seat into an easy crouch, right hand held out low, palm up so that the dog can sniff it if he wants. "Looking for hand-outs?"
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There is not a single visible trace of shame about the dog's expression.
"He's not bothering you, is he?" says the woman- Asian, gray-haired, several scars on her face, dark green fatigues like something out of an old Hollywood movie about World War 2. "I usually keep closer tabs on him than that."
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"It's no problem. I've got my own, at home," he tells the woman, before his expression shifts. "Well, he's still at home, at least. Chuck Hansen."
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"Ellen Park," Ellen says. "And this is Dogmeat. He's been my partner for a good while now- couldn't ask for better."
Really, that dog might have all the self preservation instincts of a concussed mole rat sometimes, but he's done her a world of good when he hasn't been trying to rip out the throats of robots or hamstring deathclaws.
"I don't think I know you. Are you new here?"
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"Just showed up last night, actually, so I figure I'm about as new as it gets."
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