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It's a rather quaint town when you get down to it. At least, that's what the Sheriff would argue. Warm and dry in the mornings and afternoons with a brisk coolness in the evenings. The perfect type of weather to just sit out on your rocking chair and observe the comings and goings.
... Of course, there's not much in the way of comings and goings when there aren't any actual people here to watch. Nevertheless, don't let that get you down! The town is your oyster and those roosters won't stop crowing until everyone's out of bed. Up and at 'em, rise and shine, it's time to make the day yours!
After all, there's nothing wrong with the town today and you might just want to savor it while it lasts.
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[So, that happened.
She's been staying in her room for most of the day to try and approach some fragile modicum of calm, but even when she emerges to wander around the town, she seems very tightly wound, particularly if anyone comes near her, even just to pass by. Her wandering can more accurately be described as pacing, and she chews on her bottom lip absentmindedly as she looks around.
Until she happens to catch sight of her wanted poster. Then she just looks angry again.]
Oh, fuck off, that was one time!
[No, it wasn't.]
monday afternoon, saloon
[By Monday, she still hasn't quite succeeded in gaining the aforementioned modicum of calm that she seeks. However, she has figured out that the piano in the saloon will stop playing immediately when she starts to play it herself, and that's a welcome distraction in the midst of everything going on.
Anyone who comes in or near the saloon will hear a different melody coming from the corner of the room. She looks intensely focused on what she's doing, but while she won't look away from the keys, she'll at least address anyone who comes near or seems interested.]
Yeah?
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[If there's anything else you'd like to do, come at me! You can always hit me at
monday afternoon
Oh, don't mind me. A little variety in music never hurts.
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[She says, giving Sara a quick glance before looking back towards the instrument.]
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[Talking about music, somehow, prevents her from engaging in her normal level of sass.]
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About the same as what you were playing. She likes the upbeat tunes, too.
[ Well, the Craigs are mostly a family of musicians, after all... ]
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[She keeps playing as she talks, fingers moving over the keys with precision.]
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[ ... Elliot would have been happy to hear this, too, come to think of it. ]
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No, I don't think I've got that kind of patience to sit that long and try to make something sound pretty.
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monday afternoon
Nice. Way classier than the junk they usually play here.
[Insert generic old west music, probably???]
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It's called classical for a reason, I guess. Do you play?
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[In the interest of learning more about the people here:]
What about you? You can obviously play — but when did you start learning?
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[It's fairly blunt, and accompanied by a small shrug.]
When I was a kid. Maybe six or seven?
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[Despite being a fast learner. Stop being ansty.]
And you're... what? 16? 17, now? [16. He already saw her poster.] Most kids drop whatever instrument they learned after a year.
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[She is, too, but somehow this is the one thing that's managed to ground her in a good way.]
I'm not most kids. Mostly because I'm not a kid.
[Sure, whatever.]
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The, um... sar... casm?
[ SQUINTS ]
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Yes. The sarcasm is absolutely what I was talking about.
[Convincing!]
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[She says, sarcastically.]
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[ she says, innocently ]
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[She casually reaches over to rip the poster off the wall, balling it up.]
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[ she will accept the topic change? but she glances at the now balled up piece of paper. ]
Natalie.
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What kind of a name is Papika?
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[ for whatever reason that actually hit an actual nerve. ]
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