Ellen Park, the Lone Wanderer (
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milliways_bar2017-07-10 01:42 pm
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Ellen slips into the Bar with a half-armored Dogmeat at her heels. She almost didn't get the door open; there were too many people and too many robots milling around back home, and she's never been able to get to Milliways with people of her own world paying attention close by. Fortunately, no one was looking her way this time. "Good boy," she says to Dogmeat. "Let's see if we can't get that armor of yours adjusted before we go back. Right now I just want a drink."
Dogmeat whufs. Ellen's sentence did not contain the word food and therefore is not of any particular interest, but you never really know.
Dogmeat whufs. Ellen's sentence did not contain the word food and therefore is not of any particular interest, but you never really know.

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Her dog in armor is unexpected and he learns forward with a small wince and says, "What kind of adjusting does it need?"
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He offers Dogmeat a sniff of his hand, he smells slightly of bacta and the smells of base; dirt and ships.
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The sniff is fine. There is nothing on the hand that reminds Dogmeat of food, alas. He is going to have to make faces at people until someone drops something, it would seem.
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Having pets isn't that common in Cassian's experience and he's not certain of what's the best thing to do.
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That makes more sense, being able to have a pet requires time and leisure.
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He's been on planets with that kind of shift but he hasn't needed to use them.
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This comes from a man who looks rather like a scruffy version of Dr. Hannibal Lecter and who watches Dogmeat with fascination.
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(It's been a while since she encountered the Milliface phenomenon; she's a little caught off guard.)
"This is a dog. I- are you from a really nasty part of history like me, or just from a planet other than Earth?"
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He holds his hand out to Dogmeat in greeting.
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Of course not. Dogmeat only licks fingers if he thinks they smell like they might have handled food recently.
"I'm not sure how much spoken language he actually understands, so I'm very sorry if he doesn't actually respond properly. My name's Ellen Park."
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"I'm Galen Erso," he says. "It's nice to meet you, Ellen. Dogmeat."
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"I don't think I"ve seen you around here before," Ellen says. "I mean, I've seen someone else who looks like you, I know that, but... only one of him. Have you been coming here long?"
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He was helpful despite the horrible fish head smell, after all.
"I'm sorry to hear you're dead, though."
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What else do you say to condolences of your own death?
"He is doing all right, and cooking interesting things," Galen says. "He introduced us to something called tomatoes. It was in everything."
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