Beverly Katz (
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milliways_bar2014-12-01 11:24 am
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When Beverly went back to work, Price commended her for "getting back on the horse" and every time she thinks about that now she kind of wants to laugh hysterically. It's been -- it's been a weird, weird week.
When the door opens into the bar, she stops short in the doorway, staring. Then, cautiously, she closes and opens it from her side. That works; she steps through and tests it from the Milliways side. Still works, and still opens onto the break room at Quantico. Satisfied that she's not going to be stuck here again, she heads to the counter. As she sits down, Bar delivers a note. And . . . a balloon. The balloon is pretty cute. The note -- not so much.
Beverly reads it twice, then sets it down with a sigh and pinches the bridge of her nose with her good hand. (Her right is still bandaged, though the doctor assures her that her fingers are healing well.)
"Bar, can I have a double Bushmills?"
There are things she can deal with sober, but the combination of dealing with Hannibal Lecter at work, dealing with the situation here, and finding a live bird in a dead woman's chest just. Is not one of those things.
[ooc: Usual warnings about the gruesomeness of Beverly's canon apply, turned up a little because "Su-Zakana" is a hell of an episode. Let me know if you'd rather her work not come up.]
When the door opens into the bar, she stops short in the doorway, staring. Then, cautiously, she closes and opens it from her side. That works; she steps through and tests it from the Milliways side. Still works, and still opens onto the break room at Quantico. Satisfied that she's not going to be stuck here again, she heads to the counter. As she sits down, Bar delivers a note. And . . . a balloon. The balloon is pretty cute. The note -- not so much.
Beverly reads it twice, then sets it down with a sigh and pinches the bridge of her nose with her good hand. (Her right is still bandaged, though the doctor assures her that her fingers are healing well.)
"Bar, can I have a double Bushmills?"
There are things she can deal with sober, but the combination of dealing with Hannibal Lecter at work, dealing with the situation here, and finding a live bird in a dead woman's chest just. Is not one of those things.
[ooc: Usual warnings about the gruesomeness of Beverly's canon apply, turned up a little because "Su-Zakana" is a hell of an episode. Let me know if you'd rather her work not come up.]
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She nods to the empty stool next to her, an invitation if he cares to take it.
"I owe you. I guess it could have been a lot worse."
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"What kind of prosthetics can you get in your world?" Perhaps she can make the most of a bad situation.
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She's kidding.
Mostly.
(Zeller, on hearing that suggestion, was not.)
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"I'll have to see if they make those. Swiss Army prostheses."
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"Yeah, that'd be nice. Getting something good out of this."
It's not all bad back home, insofar as she and Miriam Lass are both alive and free. She's really reaching for those good things, though.
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"No, it's okay. It's just -- been a stressful couple of weeks. Sometimes it catches up to me."
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"Go ahead. I'm not sure where to start. You're on Security here, right?"
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"Has he been behaving himself around here?"
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