Scorpius (
keeps_a_cool_head) wrote2015-01-14 07:11 am
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0027 - [Video]
[Finally - after having his room stripped of supplies twice, after the Mirror Barge nonsense and allies lost and warden annoyances - Scorpius is holding in his hands the sum of the hours he's spent cooped up in his cabin.
He stands up from his work desk, holding what looks to be a ridiculously sharp and extravagant blade to be fitted over an arm. It has other uses - to pick up delicate things, to turn doorknobs and so on - but the chief inspiration seems to come from excessive weaponry.
Scorpius fits it over his own arm, and with a heave, turns his arm to cut into the wall next to him. The blade embeds itself into the wall some three inches deep before stopping. Satisfied, he pulls it free and sets it back on the table]
I believe your replacement is ready, Horatio.
He stands up from his work desk, holding what looks to be a ridiculously sharp and extravagant blade to be fitted over an arm. It has other uses - to pick up delicate things, to turn doorknobs and so on - but the chief inspiration seems to come from excessive weaponry.
Scorpius fits it over his own arm, and with a heave, turns his arm to cut into the wall next to him. The blade embeds itself into the wall some three inches deep before stopping. Satisfied, he pulls it free and sets it back on the table]
I believe your replacement is ready, Horatio.
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[ It does not occur to her that she hasn't named a single person not in the vigilante business. ]
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Any person who does not run around in a cape?
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My mom? And the people I volunteer with are pretty decent, most of the time.
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[ He didn't have friends, really. ]
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You must admit I have a record for making allies and losing them.
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...I hesitate to use the word 'befriend', for obvious reasons.
You must admit it's been a poor string of luck.
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No, I can't really argue with you there.
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What will you do, when the time comes for us to unpair?
[He leaves the question of whether he will graduate unanswered. It's more likely he believes that either he or Stephanie will leave not of their own will]
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[ She raises her eyebrows at him, unwavering in her conviction that he will eventually graduate. ]
Head home for a bit then come back, I guess.
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You would continue to warden?
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You are young. And while you have much more worldly experience than nearly all people your age, you are still young, and already at the risk of becoming jaded before your time.
If the Barge is as much a home to you as Gotham, go to Gotham. You may not be aging physically while you're here, but too much time spent in a prison will age your mind and your emotions, even if you have the option of leaving.
Something to consider, while we wait out our time here together.
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I'll be okay. I lost my chance at a life once. I'm not going to let it pass me up again.
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