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Who: Walter and you
Where: Plaza
When: Afternoon
Style: Either
Status: Open
[Today, Walter breaks his typical routine by heading down to the plaza. Normally, he would check on Shirley first but lets her be, and goes out without the usual cape to boot. He doesn't appear nearly as tense, though his posture is still guarded; careful.
Upon seating himself in an outdoor cafe, a familiar waitress attends him.]
Hello there! Oh . . . you look a little different today. Waiting for someone?
[Walter stares, and she continues on on an assumption.]
Here's some water, free of charge. I'll be back once your girlfriend comes!
[But he came alone. And alone he is, sitting near a fountain with an untouched, full cup of water, across an inversely empty chair. If he had to answer why he's there, he wouldn't be able to supply a reasonable answer. There's . . . nothing else to do.
He just looks out of place. There's a nagging feeling in the back of his mind, and it's steadily beginning to irk him despite his otherwise cooler disposition.]
Where: Plaza
When: Afternoon
Style: Either
Status: Open
[Today, Walter breaks his typical routine by heading down to the plaza. Normally, he would check on Shirley first but lets her be, and goes out without the usual cape to boot. He doesn't appear nearly as tense, though his posture is still guarded; careful.
Upon seating himself in an outdoor cafe, a familiar waitress attends him.]
Hello there! Oh . . . you look a little different today. Waiting for someone?
[Walter stares, and she continues on on an assumption.]
Here's some water, free of charge. I'll be back once your girlfriend comes!
[But he came alone. And alone he is, sitting near a fountain with an untouched, full cup of water, across an inversely empty chair. If he had to answer why he's there, he wouldn't be able to supply a reasonable answer. There's . . . nothing else to do.
He just looks out of place. There's a nagging feeling in the back of his mind, and it's steadily beginning to irk him despite his otherwise cooler disposition.]

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Lifting his gaze from the cup, he looks at Tiir -- doesn't glare, even if his look is a bit intense. Which for him borders on "normal."
He shakes his head.]
No.
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Is that so? It looked like you were.
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There were no singles.
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Ah, that makes sense. Are you... enjoying your water?
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[It's true. There's no sign of water dripping from the sides of the cup. He hasn't even touched it since the waitress left it there.]
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[Why the conversation on a cup of water?]
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I suppose so, now that you mention it.
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Walter folds his arms after gesturing to the cup for Tiir. Although he's offering, his tone is as flat as ever.]
Then take it.
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Really?
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Eh... well, thank you, then.
[Taking the glass...]
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No moves to stop him from taking the drink.]
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Taking a sip!]
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Actually . . .
He's not stupid. This entire situation strikes him as a bit off, but the whys confound him. He had no problem giving up the drink or speaking. A pinch of irritation, perhaps not even from Tiir, and nothing more. In general, he's been lethargic and lazy to being alert the whole day.
. . . no, he's fairly sure that irritation is coming from --
Clamping his hands down on the surface of the table, he rises a little forcefully from his seat. The chair skids back in protest. And he stands there, still, staring at the tabletop.]
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Is there a problem...?
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Worrying?
Since when would Tiir worry about him? Where did that even come from?
He lifts his head to gaze at Tiir. His expression is just a tad sour.]
It's nothing.
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... You're not intoxicated, are you?
[BECAUSE YOU'RE ACTING STRANGE.]
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[Instantaneous response, and this time it's more closer to his usual snappiness. What kind of a stupid question is that?]
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He isn't even going to deign that with a response.]
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STARING INNOCENTLY.
WELL?]
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[...]
Then why did you do that?
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[Though he doesn't steal away from the vicinity like he normally would. And he wouldn't have been able to:]
Welcome, girlfriend! -- oh.
[The waitress tilts her head, observing Tiir innocently beside the table Walter is occupying. She nods smoothly upon reaching a conclusion.]
Please take a seat. Do you need a menu?
[This woman has the worst timing.]
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are you sleep-tagging.
yes,
oh, my.
(yay)...
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I don't even remember which one that was.
Yours.
what.
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is it the douche one.
no, it's your reaction face to me.
oh. [jae]
c:
:|;
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