Susannah Dean (
dividedgirlofmine) wrote in
thecapitol2014-03-04 02:17 am
apology pie
Who| Susannah and OPEN
What| Susannah wakes up after exploding herself.
Where| D10 and elsewhere
When| Early morning to afternoon, Wednesday of Week Seven
Warnings/Notes| References to arena things
Susannah knows before she even opens her eyes that she's back in the capitol. It's not just that she's lying on a soft fluffy bed--it's because she can hear Orc snoring loudly in the room next to hers. Boy sounds like he's sawing lumber, honestly. She could roll over and try to get back to sleep anyway, but that almost seems like a waste of time. She's alive. She's out of the arena. And the way she figures it, she probably owes about half a dozen people apology pie.
So she opens her eyes and sits up in bed and part of her is disappointed that Eddie isn't sitting by the bed, waiting for her to wake up--but she knows by now that a lot of the whole mentor deal involves working long nights and he's probably only just crawling into his own bed.
Somebody put a white paper bag, tied with blue ribbons, on her bedtable. A gift? Mighty peculiar, that. She looks inside anyway. There's a shirt with the word RIZA! written on it, some kind of perfume, a pendant that (rather worryingly) had the writing on the unfound door on it, some kind of toy figure of her (with a real working wheelchair), and a pair of flying disks modeled after her chakrams from the arena. Oh, and six envelopes, each containing 100 assi in paper money, each with a name written on a slip inside, indicating this was her payment for their deaths.
She supposed they didn't want her refusing the money like she had when they'd tried to give it in person after the last arena.
Well, now she had her list of people to apologize to, at least. She should probably check to see which of them made it back--and maybe get started on that pie.
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Susannah's apology pies are stacked in a bag on her lap as she directs her wheelchair around the training center. She's definitely looking for the certain people--that's probably obvious by looking at her--but she's perfectly fine with talking to anyone else who strikes up a conversation with her.
[OOC: If you're one of the people Susannah ended up killing in the arena (Harley, Ian, Starkiller, Zelos, Guy, Some, Elementary Sherlock) then congratulations! You get pie! Hope you like pecan! If you're a D10 tribute who's already back, you can bug her while she's making the pies. Everyone else, just feel free to suppose Suze has crossed your path on her PieQuest.]
What| Susannah wakes up after exploding herself.
Where| D10 and elsewhere
When| Early morning to afternoon, Wednesday of Week Seven
Warnings/Notes| References to arena things
Susannah knows before she even opens her eyes that she's back in the capitol. It's not just that she's lying on a soft fluffy bed--it's because she can hear Orc snoring loudly in the room next to hers. Boy sounds like he's sawing lumber, honestly. She could roll over and try to get back to sleep anyway, but that almost seems like a waste of time. She's alive. She's out of the arena. And the way she figures it, she probably owes about half a dozen people apology pie.
So she opens her eyes and sits up in bed and part of her is disappointed that Eddie isn't sitting by the bed, waiting for her to wake up--but she knows by now that a lot of the whole mentor deal involves working long nights and he's probably only just crawling into his own bed.
Somebody put a white paper bag, tied with blue ribbons, on her bedtable. A gift? Mighty peculiar, that. She looks inside anyway. There's a shirt with the word RIZA! written on it, some kind of perfume, a pendant that (rather worryingly) had the writing on the unfound door on it, some kind of toy figure of her (with a real working wheelchair), and a pair of flying disks modeled after her chakrams from the arena. Oh, and six envelopes, each containing 100 assi in paper money, each with a name written on a slip inside, indicating this was her payment for their deaths.
She supposed they didn't want her refusing the money like she had when they'd tried to give it in person after the last arena.
Well, now she had her list of people to apologize to, at least. She should probably check to see which of them made it back--and maybe get started on that pie.
--
Susannah's apology pies are stacked in a bag on her lap as she directs her wheelchair around the training center. She's definitely looking for the certain people--that's probably obvious by looking at her--but she's perfectly fine with talking to anyone else who strikes up a conversation with her.
[OOC: If you're one of the people Susannah ended up killing in the arena (Harley, Ian, Starkiller, Zelos, Guy, Some, Elementary Sherlock) then congratulations! You get pie! Hope you like pecan! If you're a D10 tribute who's already back, you can bug her while she's making the pies. Everyone else, just feel free to suppose Suze has crossed your path on her PieQuest.]

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He knows he showed weakness in the arena and he can't actually bring himself to be angry about it anymore. If he had come upon someone in his situation, he would have killed them without a second thought. Obviously he should expect the same out of everyone else. But just because he's accepted it and stopped feeling angry over it doesn't mean he's going to let himself grow rusty. No, he intends to enter next arena as skilled as ever.
At the moment, he's sparring with the only person he can truly call an ally right now, but out the corner of his eye he sees her. It takes him a moment, but recognition flashes over his face and he signals for their sparring match to stop. "Hold on," he says. He can tell from her mannerisms that she's looking for someone and he can't help but feel like it must be him.
"It looks like we're finally going to meet the one who killed me," he says, and his voice is casual, though whether it's forced or not is anyone's guess. The truth is, he feels slightly threatened, not knowing whether she's here to gloat or not. "Come on."
And then he starts heading her way.
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For the first time in forever, it feels like he might one up Starkiller in this fight. Perhaps because he'd been distracted, but it doesn't stop Hans from exhaling in annoyance as he stops the fight. He slumps his shoulders in defeat, casting a very unprincely look of annoyance at Starkiller's back before perking up with curiosity and tailing after him.
He'll remain silent for the moment, remaining a few steps behind Starkiller and doing nothing more than giving Susannah a few reserved glances, as if waiting for the other man to make the first move for once instead of charging forward and being charming. While he waits, his attention will fall quite pointedly to the pies in her lap.
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Susannah's just going to address your friend instead, since he's the guy she came for.
"Hey. I'm guessin' you're Mr Starkiller, right? I'm--well, there's no good way to say this. I'm the woman who killed you. "
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Still not blaming people didn't mean he wanted to see them, so when he spotted the woman who had killed him he turned around, planning to walk a different way.
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He nodded, and stood silently waiting.
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He's not really sure what to say, which is a first, for him. He settles on the obvious.
"You're looking mobile," he says, because he is an ass of the highest caliber.
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"It was an act of desperation, not calculated murder. I'm familiar enough with the concept to appreciate the difference."
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So when he sees Susannah wheel herself in, he stills for a moment at his station before cracking a smile. "Well, if it isn't Miss Chakrams of Doom!"
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She's holding the pie out for him. Obviously, she means for him to take it.
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Lyle has already stolen and donned a pair of pants today, so he looks as though the stylists thought it was a good idea to pair a blood red velveteen v-neck with a pair of over-sized and ill-fitting jeans. Because the stylists are going to be embarrassed about the state of him before Lyle gets tired of sneaking around to avoid wearing things made from skin.
He pulls a chair out from the dining table and swings it around, straddling it backward and resting his chin on top of his folded arms, giving her a look that's all big brown eyes and guilelessness.
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Lyle? Hold a grudge over being shoved through a skylight? Perish the thought!
"I got dropped into the arena about a week in," he said breezily instead of thinking too hard about the skylight. "Found a friend, ran around for a few weeks, was sufficiently entertaining to get brought back after I died, been getting information and rifling through people's drawers since."
He shrugged. "So yeah, pretty new. Lyle Norg, occasionally known as Chemical King. How do you do."
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In a sudden and uninvited memory, Sigma recalls what Eva had told him after Eponine had fallen ill and feels his stomach clench. 'Some legless bitch slashed her thigh.' To calm himself down, Sigma assures himself he has no reason to jump to conclusions. After all... could this really be the same person? She seemed happily occupied in her task, and not at all the violent monster Sigma had built up in his head that would hurt his little girl.
Shyly, Sigma lingered there like a curious child, watching her bake, hoping he wasn't making a sound.
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"I didn't think anyone else used the kitchen up here," he says, walking towards the table. "It's so easy to get any kind of food you like from the kitchens, so really, the only people who cook are the ones who really want to."
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Harley appears from seemingly no where, clad in her doctors jacket, glasses and a smart looking blouse and skirt combo. She almost looks respectable if you didn't know her better.
"Looking to have a pie fight? Custard is the traditional ammunition for those, but I bet pecan would do more damage." She jokes with a grin.
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it was six but then she ended up mercy-killing guy in the tar pit retroactively?
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i'll make a closed log for post-bar sleepover :3
Ok dokey~
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His first reaction came from somewhere deeper than thought - the caught breath, the way he drew himself up straight the way he very rarely did. With his hat, he was taller than the door frame behind him. He chastised himself the very next instant, and slouched the fear back out of his posture. She had done him a kindness, after all. Moreso than Pruna, and he'd forgiven her more or less instantly.
Heart still pounding, he lifted a hand in greeting, stepping out of the way of a small knot of stylists towards the side of the hall.
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"So this is what you look like with the lights on," she says, cocking her head to the side. "Well. I'm glad you came back and I'm sorry again that I mistook you for a monster before. I made you some pie. It's pecan. Can-- can your people eat pecan pie? If it's something you'd be allergic to, I could make you another pie with something you'd rather eat instead."
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actually, sadly, pecans are more fruit than nut, i looked it up
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He looked different now, freshly revived. Tired - still so tired - but the pain of it all had been washed away. Some were better than others at having their moments of grief and shrugging them off and after a short time of being traumatized, he'd shrugged it off.
So when he saw her, he mostly looked glad and a little nervous, and one of his hands whipped behind him as if he was hiding something.
"Ah. Hi. I was - I was looking for you."
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"Guy!" There's a definite note of relief in her voice. "Guy, honey, come on over, one of these is for you."
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