Richard Strand (
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riverview2018-09-05 11:23 pm
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(I refuse your merry making and offer annoyance instead) Voice: TheStrandInstitute
It seems someone felt it appropriate to put some sort of concoction in my tea. While not completely debilitating I find the results, irritating.
I'd appreciate it if someone happened to know exactly what idiotic concoction of the month is supposed to cause color blindness. Complete color blindness.
[There's a grumble after a few seconds.]
Because of course, this place would do something this stupid.
I'd appreciate it if someone happened to know exactly what idiotic concoction of the month is supposed to cause color blindness. Complete color blindness.
[There's a grumble after a few seconds.]
Because of course, this place would do something this stupid.
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[Richard, you are the scientist here, Alex is just supposed to be annoying and ask questions and look cute. She is trying very hard not to screw up and she's a wordsmith, but these are weird sciencey words, Richard. Weird. Sciencey words. ]
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[He pours a small amount of the rainbow liquid into a glass, waiting for her to leave the room.]
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Then she touches his hand before she walked out the door and closed it, watching her watch to give him exactly a minute after he tells her he's drunk it.]
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Alright.
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Well?
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Same.
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Other than tell her she was being ridiculous.]
Okay, so now what?
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Now it's your turn.
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Are you staying or are you going?
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[And he does.
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Wow. Okay.
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[Clearly don't take it anymore, Richard.]
Come back in.
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[He walks back into the room.]
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Came right back when I saw you, Richard.
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[CALL JEFF!]
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[Alex didn't sound all that much like she wanted to do that, honestly.]
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[He's the kind of friend who will throw you under the bus if you laugh at him.]
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They're our friends.
[And Jeff is like one of the people in trusts in Riverview other than her, so no.]
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Acquaintances, and I don't see how that changes anything.
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Friends. [Of course she's going to correct him, because that's what Jeff is.]
You really don't need more data on the subject. It's doing what it's supposed to do.
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[Because really, that's what it was doing.]
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Yes, Dr. Strand. The potion is just here to annoy the hell out of you.
[A beat.]
Did you look at other people after you drank it but before I showed up?
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[He's trying not to roll his eyes as he pours two glasses of scotch.]
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And she's just going to sit on his desk without saying anything. Work it out, Dr. Strand with your three PhDs from Yale including one in refusing to see the obvious before his nose.]
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