Mister S̶c̸r̸a̷t̶c̸h̷ (
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[OPEN] Don't switch the blade on the guy in shades, oh no....
Who| Mister Scratch and YOU.
What| There's a new guy in town. He's going SHOPPING.
Where| Every clothing and accessory shop in the Capitol.
When| After the Arena.
Warnings| Language, crude talk, and a creepy serial killer.
It's always a pretty sudden thing, isn't it? When out of nowhere, there's a new body in the district, a new face trying to adjust to the cruel reality that they have been thrown into. Some people hide. Cry. Try to pretend that none of it is going to happen to them, not really.
...And then there's this asshole.
A tall, dark figure is roaming through town, through every single shop - trying on and buying every pair of sunglasses that he likes (and some he doesn't), leaving a bunch of very confused shop clerks in his wake. A pair of glasses for every occasion, every outfit - he just rolls into store after store, chipper as can be, pulling glasses on and then unceremoniously throwing them into piles.
Just as he's trying on a pair, he spots you - and he approaches, a bounce in his step, a grin on his face. He doesn't care what you look like, who you are, what you were trying to do - no matter what, he addresses you, pointing at himself.
"What do you think of these? Good? Bad? I mean, none of these can look BAD on me, but eh, some are more shit than others."
He's not gonna leave you alone until you answer him.
What| There's a new guy in town. He's going SHOPPING.
Where| Every clothing and accessory shop in the Capitol.
When| After the Arena.
Warnings| Language, crude talk, and a creepy serial killer.
It's always a pretty sudden thing, isn't it? When out of nowhere, there's a new body in the district, a new face trying to adjust to the cruel reality that they have been thrown into. Some people hide. Cry. Try to pretend that none of it is going to happen to them, not really.
...And then there's this asshole.
A tall, dark figure is roaming through town, through every single shop - trying on and buying every pair of sunglasses that he likes (and some he doesn't), leaving a bunch of very confused shop clerks in his wake. A pair of glasses for every occasion, every outfit - he just rolls into store after store, chipper as can be, pulling glasses on and then unceremoniously throwing them into piles.
Just as he's trying on a pair, he spots you - and he approaches, a bounce in his step, a grin on his face. He doesn't care what you look like, who you are, what you were trying to do - no matter what, he addresses you, pointing at himself.
"What do you think of these? Good? Bad? I mean, none of these can look BAD on me, but eh, some are more shit than others."
He's not gonna leave you alone until you answer him.
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The broad grin turns into a wry smile, and his stance remains just a little too casual given the conversation.
"What matters is that you didn't gouge out my eyes - so for now, I don't need to gouge out yours."
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"There is enough to do in the arena of all of that, and I tire now of blood and the like."
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"You do? That's horrible. I don't think I could ever tire of blood. It's just so pretty."
With those sunglasses on, it's really hard to figure out what his expression actually means.
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He snorts a little at her admission that she doesn't like killing - but he's not really surprised, but it's still a boring thing to say. "Yeah, well, it hurts the person with the throat a hell of a lot more. That's what makes it fun."
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She pauses before confessing, "I have had my throat slit many a time. . I hate that death."
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Another weird grin crosses his face, a breathless kind of laugh rushing hoarse from his throat. "Man, you can't beat the feeling of blood rushing over your hands. But really? You hate dying that way? Okay, I'll remember that. If I have to kill you, I'll just have to get more creative."
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"I am not a whore, Sir." She mutters. It unsettles her that this man is already plotting her death, and she starts to edge away.
"Quick. Painless, Sir. Please."
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Mister Scratch is a lot of things, and maybe in a different circumstance, he would have called someone a whore to get under their skin...but it's a lot less fun when someone else brings it up. He moves right over the subject, instead focusing on the topic that's clearly making her uncomfortable.
"...We'll see what I have on hand at the time, won't we?"
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"Perhaps it'll be me who kills you? That should be a nice surprise, no?"
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"Well, it would definitely be a surprise."
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"We shall see. I have killed a man before, you know? I am not afraid of you." Or so she's telling herself.
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Congratulations, Eponine. You are now at the top of the shit list for a known serial killer who you are about to face in a death match.
Good job.
"Not afraid? Well...." When he drops his arm, his smile is gone.
"Maybe you should be."
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He moves up close to her again, something deep inside him darkening.
"If you've got shadows in your past, inside you...I'll find them, and I'll nurse them until they're big enough to turn you inside out."
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He might mention Eva... or Orc, or Ian or Mona or Parker or what she's done to Sigma or Dave or Howard or the poor girls in District 3. He could find that she murdered her father. Perhaps he'll find out that she still sees him, his ghost, following her, haunting her? Or for her life in Paris - the jail, and her life on the streets... plotting against Marius and Cosette. Any of it - it's all easily accessible to him, thanks to the Capitol, and her blabbering habits.
She really regrets her bravado though, now, and her mouth twists with nerves and displeasure.
"You can't do nothing to me, Sir." she hisses back. "Now leave me alone."
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"Just not here. Wait until the Arena. I'll show you then what exactly I can do to you."
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