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locked-holmes.livejournal.com) wrote in
milliways_bar2005-07-05 06:35 pm
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When the door opens, framing one Sherlock Holmes, he's quite unprepared to be faced with Milliways this time, as well. For one, his waistcoat is nowhere to be seen, leaving him clad in only shirtsleeves, and for another, he's holding his violin, paused in the act of tightening and tuning the strings, the bow tucked under one arm.
With a suffering sigh, he closes the door behind him, settling in a chair and resting the violin against the tabletop with great care.
Oh go on. Ask him to play for you. The worst he can do is snark.
[Summary: Holmes' violin brings all the boys to the yard, yo. First he meets Yrael, and they play at word games for a bit before playing more literally together, a duet on their similar instruments. He is next pleasantly accosted by Peter Wimsey, from his own future, and they share a bit of talk about Watson and investigation before improvising together on violin and piano. He's reasonably nice--even sweet--to ElVago-turned-puppy, but refuses to play the violin for a dog, to Andres' great disappointment. Holmes then plays the violin for Random, but a pleasant meeting turns into a disturbing realization of Holmes' occasional drug habit, and they part well, if uneasily. Last of all, Holmes mildly fangirls over Taliesin, then plays for him as well.]
With a suffering sigh, he closes the door behind him, settling in a chair and resting the violin against the tabletop with great care.
Oh go on. Ask him to play for you. The worst he can do is snark.
[Summary: Holmes' violin brings all the boys to the yard, yo. First he meets Yrael, and they play at word games for a bit before playing more literally together, a duet on their similar instruments. He is next pleasantly accosted by Peter Wimsey, from his own future, and they share a bit of talk about Watson and investigation before improvising together on violin and piano. He's reasonably nice--even sweet--to ElVago-turned-puppy, but refuses to play the violin for a dog, to Andres' great disappointment. Holmes then plays the violin for Random, but a pleasant meeting turns into a disturbing realization of Holmes' occasional drug habit, and they part well, if uneasily. Last of all, Holmes mildly fangirls over Taliesin, then plays for him as well.]

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Do you play, or is that just a prop?
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His mouth makes a small, round o of surprise. It's been twenty-five years, but he looks...precisely the same.
Well. Maybe a little smaller than the last time, but one must make allowances for having been six years old the last time.
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"tea, please," he says to the bar, accepting the cup and saucer that appears. He draws a breath.
"It's Mr. Holmes, isn't it?"
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As do a great percentage of the patrons here. Holmes is rather growing used to the phenomenon.
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Time to find out. The puppy is currently sleeping behind the chair. His tail thumps against it every few seconds, as something interesting happens in his dream.
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The thumping draws his attention, in any case, and he glances over a shoulder at the floor. "Isn't some young owner desperately seeking you?" he asks of the sleeping puppy.
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"Arf" Then remembering the question, He shakes his head, very vehemently, no.
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"No owner at all?" He curves his lips. "You look well-fed for a stray."
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It says, 'My Name is: Andres' No owner or address is listed.
The puppy doesn't expect him to remember the man he met, but at least he will have a name for the dog.
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His casts are gone, and he's only using a cane to get around.
"Hello, Holmes."
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The Magician is tucked safely into the breastpocket of his shirt, because he is a responsible sort of man, after all. He hasn't quite let the card out of his sight. Or at the very least, out of his personal presence.
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"You have my card, I think."
He grins.
"Thank you. That's very reassuring."
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"And pleased that employing it has thus far proven unnecessary," he adds.
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"Thank God. I must admit. I'm loath to drag you into the fray. In however small a capacity."
He takes in the violin, eyes widening.
"Oh. Do you play?"
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"Hello, sir?" His eyes are bright. "May I listen to you play?"
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"I think perhaps my skill will disappoint you, sir."
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