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IMDb flu straggler
The last thing Dr. Dylan Reinhart remembers, at least vaguely so, is going to his room to sleep off an oncoming cold.
When he wakes up, he feels worse. Ugh.
Groggy and miserable, he changes out of his pajamas and into the tailored suit that's been laid out. Shirt, tie, sweater vest. None of the patterns or colors match, but oddly enough he makes it work in an elegantly offbeat way. Italian leather oxfords round out the ensemble.
He comes downstairs into the main bar, adjusting his pocket handkerchief (he has a feeling he'll be needing it as the sniffles, sneezing, and coughing persist). After ordering some tea and chicken soup, he tucks a cloth napkin into the collar of his vest, and settles down to eat.
As demure as he is, as engrossed in his meal as he is, and even as ill as he is, he still keeps his wits about him, observing who is in the room and where, the exits and windows (including the really Big Window). He can't exactly recall why he's like this. His memory is rather muddled at the moment. Which is annoying. And it's making him feel more ill than necessary.
[OOC: Have Emcee thinking he's Dylan Reinhart from Instinct.]
When he wakes up, he feels worse. Ugh.
Groggy and miserable, he changes out of his pajamas and into the tailored suit that's been laid out. Shirt, tie, sweater vest. None of the patterns or colors match, but oddly enough he makes it work in an elegantly offbeat way. Italian leather oxfords round out the ensemble.
He comes downstairs into the main bar, adjusting his pocket handkerchief (he has a feeling he'll be needing it as the sniffles, sneezing, and coughing persist). After ordering some tea and chicken soup, he tucks a cloth napkin into the collar of his vest, and settles down to eat.
As demure as he is, as engrossed in his meal as he is, and even as ill as he is, he still keeps his wits about him, observing who is in the room and where, the exits and windows (including the really Big Window). He can't exactly recall why he's like this. His memory is rather muddled at the moment. Which is annoying. And it's making him feel more ill than necessary.
[OOC: Have Emcee thinking he's Dylan Reinhart from Instinct.]
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Narcissist, most likely.
"No, I- I don't think so," he says, running a hand through his hair to check his scalp for bumps or sore spots. "No, I just seem to have come down with the flu."
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Personal space, you say?
No. Haven't heard of it.
"You should get a rum toddy. With lemon."
He nods sagely.
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He squirms a bit because he wasn't prepared for a stranger feeling his forehead for a fever.
Clearly dealing with a dominant personality used to getting his way.
"That sounds good, but I'm actually working, so..." He trails off, frowning. Is he working? How did he get here? Wait.
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"I'll keep you company. Of course, I don't get sick but it's the polite thing to do, don't you think."
He takes a sip of the steaming toddy.
"Mmm. Tasty."
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There's no point in refusing, Lucifer is obviously intent on...making him feel better?
"Thank you." He wraps his hands around the warm mug and takes a sip. It's strong, and he coughs a bit at the flavorful burn. He has to admit, it is tasty, and it feels good spreading through his chest.
"So you really believe I'm someone else, huh?"
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"No, no, wait, I'm-- I'm me, Dylan Reinhart. I don't know why this is so difficult to comprehend. You have no proof that I am who you say I am."
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"You really want to do that," he says flatly. Huffing a sigh, he gestures for Lucifer to proceed. "Alright, fine, let's see what you can come up with."
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"Right above your left testicle,no wait, if you're laying down and I'm-"
Trying to get the geography right.
Still missing the indoor voice with several dB.
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He trails off a little helplessly.
"This isn't fair. Why don't I know anything about you??"
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It's really quite vexing.
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"Well, tell me about you, then, Mr. Morningstar. Maybe it'll jog my memory."
Mr. Morningstar
The name sort of...clings to his tongue.
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And excellent subject matter.
"Well, I'm the Devil. I decided that it had enough of Hell a while back, told Dear Old Dad to.look after it himself, and relocated to L.A. cut off my wings, bought myself a nightclub."
He smiles.
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"That's..."
He leans toward Lucifer slightly, inexplicably drawn to him.
"...truly fascinating!" he says, the American accent still intact. "Self-mutilation to spite your father in a clear case of attention-seeking rebelliousness. And now you live in Los Angeles, city of angels. Brilliant symbolism!"
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"It's not," he says. "Symbolic. Or a city of angels by the way. And isn't that a relief."
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"I like the beaches."
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Sounding almost a little defensive.
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He is quite a fascinating subject, he'll give Emcee with the sudden alternate personality that.
"It's okay. I get that occasionally. Mostly here though."
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"Why do you think so? Don't people in your world find you interesting on a level that isn't carnal?"
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Right?
He's got - depth.
Depths.
"They just don't- believe I'm the Devil. Even when I tell them."
A pause.
"I have to show them. And I'd rather not."
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