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damned_institute2008-02-20 04:19 pm
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Entry tags:
- aidou,
- angel,
- asch,
- farfarello,
- mason,
- miku,
- peter parker,
- qui-gon jinn,
- sanzo,
- wesker
Day 30: Patient Library (Fourth Shift)
While he waited for his bulletin board correspondant, Farfarello perused the library's offerings once more. There was no sign of any of the books he'd requested in the suggestion box but he wasn't very suprised that this was the case--even if, by some chance, the Head Doctor actually intended to grant any of the reasonable requests it still would probably take more than a day for anything to happen. The wheels turned slowly, in institutions, and there was no reason for a fake institution to be any speedier than a real one.
For lack of anything better, Farfarello pulled down the Histories volume of The Complete Works of William Shakespeare. A little Richard III would keep him diverted for a short while, anyway.
For lack of anything better, Farfarello pulled down the Histories volume of The Complete Works of William Shakespeare. A little Richard III would keep him diverted for a short while, anyway.
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Once he was finished speaking with Gin, Farfarello had absolutely no interest in going back to reading Richard III, but neither did he feel like wandering back out into the noisy, crowded Sun Room. Fortunately, a likely source of distraction appeared just in time.
Wandering over towards the semi-familiar shock of blond hair, Farfarello smiled lazily. "Wesker. Fancy meeting you here. Where's the wife?" Yeah, he still thought Wesker and William acted like an old married couple, and the mental image amused him too much to let go.
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The sound of someone nearby caused Javert to half-open his eyes.
He'd seen the man sitting near him from a distance a few times, but, as with most people he saw these days, had felt no inclination to speak to him. Now, it seemed the man was busy reading - it was hard to tell with the odd dark glasses he was wearing.
Another man approached; apparently he knew the man with the dark glasses. Javert looked back down at his own book, paging idly through it. Whatever it was about, it didn't particularly concern him. Although he couldn't help but think that the name 'Wesker' sounded awfully familiar.
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"I hope we didn't disturb your nap," Not that he particularly cared, really, but it was just a way to make conversation, and the more people Wesker knew, the better.
Wesker preferred to make his first meetings either one on one or through a mutual acquaintance, but he was a very flexible person.
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Farfarello wasn't much interested in the other guy, so he only snorted when Wesker spoke to him. He wasn't going to pretend he was sorry for interrupting someone's nap.
He wondered what was behind Wesker's sunglasses. He wanted to try snatching them off, just for fun, but he suspected Wesker would take it badly, and getting into a fight and getting sedated this close to night time would suck.
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He didn't particularly care one way or another if someone wanted to have a conversation nearby.
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Birkin did have his days where he managed to do all three at once, though. He was probably playing some twisted mind game with someone at this very moment.
"You know how he is."
Apparently Javert was less than interested in being pulled into the conversation, either that, or he didn't take subtle hints particularly well.
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Actually, mainly Farfarello was trying to find out if Wesker did know anything--he didn't expect Wesker to actually give him any useful information, but if it seemed like he had any, Farfarello could just point Schuldig his way.
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