Chris Freeman (
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you see me now, a veteran, of a thousand psychic wars [Open]
Who: Chris Freeman & Anyone... perhaps even... YOU?
What: Did I hear you say that this is victory?
When: February and maybe March
Where: around town...
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2/8: Reposted opener regarding Calloway's Curios for
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2/12: Chris has a little breakdown, and Erik overhears
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2/18: New prompt, open to all, regarding Chris being sick around the time of Merrymeet.
What: Did I hear you say that this is victory?
When: February and maybe March
Where: around town...
Warning: watch the comment titles
Thread starters in comments this time around. If you have an idea for Chris, feel free to top-level comment this entry with a wildcard :)
2/8: Reposted opener regarding Calloway's Curios for
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2/12: Chris has a little breakdown, and Erik overhears
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2/18: New prompt, open to all, regarding Chris being sick around the time of Merrymeet.
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Lou is looking at the craft with wide, curious eyes. One wonders... if she understands what Bart is saying, maybe she's imagining exploring the ocean herself.
But Chris caught that calculating look on Calloway's face, and says, "Well, you said without the power source it wouldn't be able to work. What kind of power does it run on, Bart?"
(If it's something Calloway clearly hasn't heard about, then maybe Chris can haggle the price down. Bart doesn't seem well versed in how to get a good price in these situations, after all.)
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Lou, unaware of the fact that the thing is meant for water, is so incredibly interested in the little round craft. She herself tends to have extremely negative reactions to the water when submerged; Sam could attest to how badly her autotoxemic reaction would set in in the instances that he'd had to cross rivers on foot deep enough for her pod to dip under the water.
"Sir, how did you even get it back here? It's so unwieldy on land and it's not as if it has some kind of wheels to allow it to be moved across solid ground.
Calloway merely gestures to the spot where the vessel is propped. "It showed up here like the rest of the offworld merchandise does. It was a hassle to put up on blocks, I'll tell you. I'll knock the price down if you can move it out of my lot."
Which cues Bart to pout a little bit once again. How on earth was he supposed to do that?
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"Deal," is all he says back to Calloway, and...he doesn't like the smile he gets in return. But then again maybe that's just the man's face.
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Gil Calloway raises an eyebrow at that little speech, but either Chris's seriousness convinces him, or he knows that discretion is the better part of getting a crazy person out of one's shop. "If you insist."
To Bart, Gil says, "And when do you plan to get this out of my shop?"
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"I can't make promises at this juncture but I promise you that I will move it the moment I can pay for it."
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"Hmph. Well, when you pay for it, I hope they can move it quick." Gil waves one hand toward the craft and says grumpily, "You see how much space it's taking up on the sales floor! I could fit so much more stock in that space."
"Bart's not going to work himself to the bone for your convenience," Chris says, "but if he says he'll come buy it the moment he can pay, you can trust his word."
Lou picks this moment to blow a raspberry. "Phbttt!"
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"The sooner the better, honestly. I can't always take the Mipha's Grace out, I hate to inconvenience miss Zelda any more than I've already done. But you'll know the moment that I know when I can move it. Perhaps I should ask for one of the carts the postmen use..." Already he's going off on his own little tangent about what the next step in his plan should feasibly be. Sorry, Chris. He's doing the thing where he's trying to come up with all the answers himself again.
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"I think perhaps that I'm done for now. I came to find something I could use, and I have certainly done that."