Shounen Bat (Lil' Slugger) (
strike_you_out) wrote2011-02-02 06:18 pm
Eleven | a monster without a name
[Phone | unfiltered]
Mr. Liebert, you have a book for me?
[Action | 726 Anderson Lane. After the call has been made, Slugger awaits the arrival of his schoolteacher, much to the soon-to-be-dismay of Edward.
[Also action | That evening, there comes a knock on the door at 1451 Mitchell Road. If no one should answer, Slugger will do the honorable thing and invite himself in by stepping right through the front door.]
Mr. Liebert, you have a book for me?
[Action | 726 Anderson Lane. After the call has been made, Slugger awaits the arrival of his schoolteacher, much to the soon-to-be-dismay of Edward.
[Also action | That evening, there comes a knock on the door at 1451 Mitchell Road. If no one should answer, Slugger will do the honorable thing and invite himself in by stepping right through the front door.]

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When Edward mouses into the room after Susan, Slugger's shadowy gaze wanders to rest upon him.]
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Oh no. He hasn't been trouble at all.
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[She can allow a smile with that statement. And, perhaps, there is a bit of an underlying meaning to her words.]
Would you care for anything to drink?
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Of course.
And yes, I'm trying to give the children something of an education in my class. We're a little limited I'm afraid but at least they should come out of it knowing a little bit more.
A drink would be lovely. I'll have some water if it's not too much trouble.
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Hardly.
[And Susan rises and turns to leave, giving Edward a warning look as she does so. She can feel him squirming even with her back turned.]
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...so. Johan. How are things? It's been a while since... last we talked.
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Oh yes. We were talking about your childhood weren't we? Or perhaps that was when we were discussing your views on loyalty here...I can't seem to recall.
I'm quite well.
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Or perhaps she's standing in the doorway, completely invisible and watching the three conversing carefully. Yes, this is probably more likely.]
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[He chuckles awkwardly, clearing his throat.]
That's good. Glad to hear it. It's... good to see that Slugger's in the hands of such a... capable mentor.
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I'm glad you think so.
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[She continues to listen to the conversation, keeping in mind that she had only about a few minutes before Johan would get suspicious.
She had an excuse prepared, of course. It just wasn't one that could provide her with much time.]
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So... You brought a book, you say?
[Trying to make small conversation.]
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It's about monsters.
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Would you like to see it?
[The book in his hands appears to be a picture book. It also appears to be written in another language. Can you read Czech, Edward?]
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I'm afraid I can't read it. Is it German?
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[Why yes, that is all he's going to say on the topic.]
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You say it's about monsters?
Appropriate.
[The biting insult comes out before he can really stop it.]
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Do you think so?
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Yes. ...all things considered.
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Since it appears to be stalled . . .
Susan fixes everything.