Lindsey McDonald (
hartless_cowboy) wrote in
thecapitol2013-06-03 01:43 am
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[OPEN] ► Capitol - A bar | Getting Drunk
WHO| Lindsey McDonald and OPEN
WHAT| Getting drunk
WHEN| Backdated to sometime after Arena 06's victor was decided
WHERE| Some random bar in the Capitol
WARNINGS/NOTES| Lindsey's in a hellish mood
Lindsey didn't realize it at first. Hey, tributes had their own lives, even District mates and buddies who he saw on a regular basis, Gabriel could've hidden himself to get depressed over dying. Lindsey would've understood. Given, he had a better idea of how to get over it in mind, but he would need to find the angel first.
But Gabriel never showed up.
And after a few days of waiting, even after the victor was determined, Lindsey realized that Gabriel was gone.
Just fucking great, every time he got close to someone, made a friend, hell, even forgave an old one enough to maybe consider they could be buddies again, they became Gone. Way to go, Captitol, Panem, or whoever determined things like this. That was why Lindsey found himself some random bar and got drunk.
WHAT| Getting drunk
WHEN| Backdated to sometime after Arena 06's victor was decided
WHERE| Some random bar in the Capitol
WARNINGS/NOTES| Lindsey's in a hellish mood
Lindsey didn't realize it at first. Hey, tributes had their own lives, even District mates and buddies who he saw on a regular basis, Gabriel could've hidden himself to get depressed over dying. Lindsey would've understood. Given, he had a better idea of how to get over it in mind, but he would need to find the angel first.
But Gabriel never showed up.
And after a few days of waiting, even after the victor was determined, Lindsey realized that Gabriel was gone.
Just fucking great, every time he got close to someone, made a friend, hell, even forgave an old one enough to maybe consider they could be buddies again, they became Gone. Way to go, Captitol, Panem, or whoever determined things like this. That was why Lindsey found himself some random bar and got drunk.

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Lindsey glared up blearily at the newcomer, recognizing him as one of the tributes who he crossed paths with a few times. Chris, that was the guy's name.
"You looking to get killed outside of the arena too?"
He took a drink of his whiskey, some expensive thing that he probably shouldn't drink on his budget. It was strong though, that was all he needed. "Buy the next round and maybe I'll tell you."
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"Hey fine with me I really don't have anything else to do today." Because really, his district was full of kids and he didn't want to deal with kids at the moment. "Just as long as it's not going to be one of those silly lookin' concoctions they pass off as cocktails around here. I don't buy umbrella drinks for guys."
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"Wouldn't drink those myself either." Deciding that he didn't sound slurred enough, Lindsey downed the rest of his tumbler and felt his eyes water from the burn fuel he was drinking.
"Thought death wasn't permanent in those arenas." Except it obviously wasn't if Gabriel and Lorne were both gone. How could he not have noticed earlier?
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"Who's missing? Well other than Eliot, but he showed up when I mentioned football. Good thing too, I think Parker needs his stability more." He took another drink of his grimacing a little. He wasn't that into the stronger stuff, but hey beat another one of their overly flavored beers. Really guys don't care for berries in their beer serve that stuff to the women thanks.
((ooc: Grumbles at the muse while sipping her raspberry beer))
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"Gabriel," he surprised himself by answering.
He tried to pour himself another measure of the whiskey and, apparently he was more tipsy than he thought. His glass started to weave across the table and he had to hold it still before he poured so as not to waste the whiskey.
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Catching Lindsey's hand he poured the man the shot. "Keep it up I'm walking you to your room."
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He also blatantly ignored what Chris said about walking him to his room. It should be Gabriel doing that. Damnit, he couldn't believe he actually missed the guy that much.
"What, you didn't hear about how we turned the last arena into public porn? Their fault for not giving us any privacy."
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"Was it worth it?" Was the only thing that came to mind, and out of his mouth before he could stop himself. Way to go Chris!
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Chris' question jolted Lindsey into considering what he hadn't before. Did they get rid of Gabriel because if what they did? But why Gabriel, not him?
"Sure," he answered flippantly with a offhand wave. "Can you think of something the arena needs more? Love, but sex will do."
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Again, the glass looked like it wanted to run away, so he steadied it with his hand. When that didn't seem to work, he blinked very hard to try to clear his vision.
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"I don't think I would have... But that's because it kinda makes for better entertainment." Hey he's a guy and yes one of his favorite places back home is a strip club, amazingly it's not for the girls, they make killer hot wings from scratch.
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"Can't control people who'd break the rules," Lindsey pointed out. He must be really getting drunk after all if he was saying these things. "Better to separate them, divide and conquer. Easier to control that way."
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"You'll watch my back?" He laughed and made very good headway with his half glass. "Don't need to have my back watched."
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At Lindsey's laugh he chuckled. "Yeah, if you can make it to the door without help I'll believe it Lindsey." He doubted the guy would make it five steps.
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"I'm looking for my bottle." He reached out for the bottle on the other side of Chris. He had emptied his half glass already and wanted more. If he could walk out that door, he wasn't drunk enough.
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And he wasn't sure with how this place was... that they'd have treatments for it. Probably do but yeah... why risk it
"Lindsey, really, you think he'd want you to be doing this?"
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He made an annoyed noise and tried to get around Chris for the bottle. "Out of my way. I paid for the whole thing, I'm drinking it."
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Recalling the present though, his grin twisted and became a sardonic expression. Still, he tried to reach across Chris, a little disoriented, to grab his bottle. "No point in bringing it back when I can perfectly finish it here."
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"There, you're happy?" He pushed the bottle away but not out of reach just yet.
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