Kitty Pryde (
passingthrough) wrote in
driftfleet2018-01-01 09:35 am
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Who: Kitty Pryde + everyone
Broadcast: Network
Action: Iskaulit: Dance studio
When: New Year’s Eve (slightly backdated)
[Not long ago she’d been considering the best way to handle Winn’s birthday now that he’s gone and all. She considered enlisting a close friend or two to be on duty for support or distractions or just barricading herself in her room and feeling it and dealing with that. In the end she went with booze. Lots and lots of booze.
When she turns the feed on she’s lying down on a series of three chairs, holding the communicator above her head.]
Did I ever tell you about the time I was in Marina—the underwater prison place—and this tiny alien or robot or possibly dog man thing took over and made it rain fruit punch and then made us dance in a dance marathon and if we didn’t he was going to put us in a room with a moose. And I’m not drunk! [She laughs like she just said something very funny.]
No, no, I mean I am drunk but it’s also true. It was a very strange place. Did you know you had to get a wristband if you wanted to have sex with someone? Yeah. It was like being at a bar and wanting drink. [Speaking of wanting to drink. She looks around for her bottle and then lifts herself up enough to achieve drinking.] Oh! And then it was like enforced monogamy where you could only be with your band partner.
Wristband. Not like music band. You didn’t have to have sex with the person you played the flute with. [More laughing.]
What was I…? Oh, yeah, do you know I haven’t kissed anyone in moooonths? Yeah. Like May. May 10th. [Winn disappeared May 11.] In the prison you couldn’t do that because every two months—if they were months—they would send out these mistletoe robots that would make you kiss someone or lots of someones. Usually lots of someones. They had shrinking forcefields and confetti. I had to kiss a guy without lips once. Did I mention it was a weird place?
Broadcast: Network
Action: Iskaulit: Dance studio
When: New Year’s Eve (slightly backdated)
[Not long ago she’d been considering the best way to handle Winn’s birthday now that he’s gone and all. She considered enlisting a close friend or two to be on duty for support or distractions or just barricading herself in her room and feeling it and dealing with that. In the end she went with booze. Lots and lots of booze.
When she turns the feed on she’s lying down on a series of three chairs, holding the communicator above her head.]
Did I ever tell you about the time I was in Marina—the underwater prison place—and this tiny alien or robot or possibly dog man thing took over and made it rain fruit punch and then made us dance in a dance marathon and if we didn’t he was going to put us in a room with a moose. And I’m not drunk! [She laughs like she just said something very funny.]
No, no, I mean I am drunk but it’s also true. It was a very strange place. Did you know you had to get a wristband if you wanted to have sex with someone? Yeah. It was like being at a bar and wanting drink. [Speaking of wanting to drink. She looks around for her bottle and then lifts herself up enough to achieve drinking.] Oh! And then it was like enforced monogamy where you could only be with your band partner.
Wristband. Not like music band. You didn’t have to have sex with the person you played the flute with. [More laughing.]
What was I…? Oh, yeah, do you know I haven’t kissed anyone in moooonths? Yeah. Like May. May 10th. [Winn disappeared May 11.] In the prison you couldn’t do that because every two months—if they were months—they would send out these mistletoe robots that would make you kiss someone or lots of someones. Usually lots of someones. They had shrinking forcefields and confetti. I had to kiss a guy without lips once. Did I mention it was a weird place?

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Now I believe I'm here to sweep you off your feet or at least leave you in the dust. BUWHAHAHAHAHAHA! [Yes, he finds himself hysterical and can't see how anyone could possibly think otherwise.]
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And where is the "party" I'm missing out on? I want a swig.
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But if you're going to put it like that you can win. [He grabs the bottle and takes a swing of it.]
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So, is this a tradition to welcome in the new year for you?
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No. Last year I threw a party instead because it was Winn's birthday. [Protip: It's still Winn's birthday.]
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He's a pretty great guy, huh? Happy birthday to him.
[Vash refuses to speak about him in past tense terms. He's just away at the moment. They don't know if he's really gone forever.]
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No. He's the best guy. [Sorry, present company. But instead of reaching for the bottle she shifts to lean against his chest, resting her head on his shoulder, near his neck.]
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It's been awhile since he's had to clean someone else's vomit off his jacket. Now he's wondering if that record will be broken at some point tonight.]
Oh, really? Why is that? Because he can dance?
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Because he loved me. [Softly. It was more than that. It was his intelligence, humor, warmth, and thoughtfulness. It was everything that made him who he was. It was the way he held her and bopped her nose and dried her tears and stroked her hair. But it was also the way he made her feel safe and loved and special and needed and wanted. She misses feeling those things. She misses giving those things back to him.]
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To Winn? [He holds up the bottle and offers it to her.
Because he knows this is not the healthy way, but it's the only way he himself deals with problems of loss.] A great man who, and I'll take your word on this, is as an amazing of a guy as he is a kisser.no subject
Who's yours? The one who's hardest to get over?
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Rem. They're all hard, but if you twisted my arm and made me choose it would probably be her.
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What do you miss most about her?
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Forever in denial about Meryl.So he goes for the people he's actually missing.]Her singing. She was always so happy when she sang and you could hear it in her voice.
[But he didn't want this to be about him.] What about you? What do you miss the most?
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Everything. [Okay. She can do better.] Waking up beside him. [The way he'd smile at her. The way they'd fail at getting out of bed at any kind of reasonable speed. The cuddling and talking and joking.]
He was a good singer too. Did you ever hear him?
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How did that song go? What are some of the lyrics?
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First you need lots of do do do's before you get to the music, but it's... uh... [Just skipping the first verse and going straight to the chorus. But she'll go ahead and sing it.]
I was made for lovin' you, baby.
You were made for lovin' me.
And I can't get enough of you, baby.
Can you get enough of me?
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