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likeroaringlions) wrote in
milliways_bar2017-03-20 07:10 pm
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There's a young medieval Scotsman at the bar, frowning and arguing with a piece of paper. Or, more likely, arguing with the Bar herself. "Christ, I don't want to read all this, I just want a box of those cigarettes. And the lighty thing. Come on, I'll pay next time I'm in here..."
Another piece of paper appears, this time a note on a napkin, and he groans.
Another piece of paper appears, this time a note on a napkin, and he groans.

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Someone just down the bar holds out his own pack, lid popped. At a glance, it probably doesn't seem like anyone William knows-- contemporary dress, casual stance, Yorkshire accent. But the face (though a bit drawn and pale, red around the nose) is more familiar.
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He's definitely still going to take a cigarette, though, if they're still in reach.
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"Right, right, you want me in all them-- doublet and hose and that." He coughs into his fist. "I'm not, eh, what's-his-name. Though I guess I look like him."
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"You're not. You're no the Hotspur. You're just his twin fucking brother, then?"
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William passes over the paper, which is a series of health warnings about the dangers of tobacco.
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He doesn't light up himself-- got into the habit of keeping it outside, might as well stick to it. He glances at the paper without much interest.
"Wouldn't've guessed you'd know what they are, dressed like that."
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He leans over, sneezes as he looks at the list.
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...Leaving aside the oddity of that being Familiar now, Joly's curious about the source of the argument, this time.
"Hello! What's all the paperwork?"
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"It's, eh..." He passes it over with a shrug: a lot of Health Warnings about smoking.
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...But he's still from 1832, and has a rather different approach to drugs and smoking than the doctors who discovered these dangers.
He look up at William. "When are you from, again?"
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Turning back to William, he says "--If she won't, I'll give you some of mine. I'm not going to worry about influencing anyone who knows Bahorel." He rolls his eyes with a grin at the very thought. "--I'm Joly. I'm from Paris too, you figured that out. I work in the Infirmary here."
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