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Entry tags:
- blindspot: sarah weller,
- dangan ronpa: chiaki nanami,
- dangan ronpa: sayaka maizono,
- estancia: kay,
- persona 3: arisato minato,
- persona 4: kanji tatsumi,
- persona 4: seta souji,
- persona 5: futaba sakura,
- persona 5: goro akechi,
- persona 5: morgana,
- power rangers: billy cranston,
- the vampire diaries: stefan salvatore
first notes § a classy diner
who: goro & you
where: diner
when: first week of may
rating: pg-13 (probably? will update if necessary)
the story: a detective walks into a diner for some pancakes and....
option 1 - for the employees
[ while this isn't leblanc, per say, it still has a rather comforting feel to it. he isn't sure if it's the decor or the general energy in the diner, but it seems to call to him the same way that the tiny curry and coffeeshop did back in tokyo. it's not insanely crowded but it has enough interesting faces to keep him intrigued. still, that's not to say he's actively seeking conversation. rather, he's brought a book from the library down to the diner to thumb through as he takes a break from investigating the hot mess he's found himself in.
there's a pencil stuck between his teeth, brown fringe covering his eyes as he skims the pages of the book. occasionally, he plucks the pencil out to scribble something down in the margin, and then just like that, the pencil returns dutifully to his mouth.
he hasn't ordered yet, a bit lost in thought over the pages of paradise lost. ]
option 2 - for others
[ now that he has his coffee (it's really a necessity in life), he's taken a break from the pages of the riveting story to glance around the diner. simply surveying the area for any "familiar faces." one leg is crossed against another, dangling off the edge of the stool, toe of his shoe tapping light sounds against the counter in front of him.
as usual, each and every lock of hair is perfectly in place and he's wearing his tan jacket complete with a drab, striped tie. although he enjoys the tranquility, he can't help but catch the gaze of anyone who walks into this diner. namely, you.
there's a bright, undeniably charismatic smile that appears and he lifts a hand politely up in way of greeting. ]
May I ask you a question?
where: diner
when: first week of may
rating: pg-13 (probably? will update if necessary)
the story: a detective walks into a diner for some pancakes and....
option 1 - for the employees
[ while this isn't leblanc, per say, it still has a rather comforting feel to it. he isn't sure if it's the decor or the general energy in the diner, but it seems to call to him the same way that the tiny curry and coffeeshop did back in tokyo. it's not insanely crowded but it has enough interesting faces to keep him intrigued. still, that's not to say he's actively seeking conversation. rather, he's brought a book from the library down to the diner to thumb through as he takes a break from investigating the hot mess he's found himself in.
there's a pencil stuck between his teeth, brown fringe covering his eyes as he skims the pages of the book. occasionally, he plucks the pencil out to scribble something down in the margin, and then just like that, the pencil returns dutifully to his mouth.
he hasn't ordered yet, a bit lost in thought over the pages of paradise lost. ]
option 2 - for others
[ now that he has his coffee (it's really a necessity in life), he's taken a break from the pages of the riveting story to glance around the diner. simply surveying the area for any "familiar faces." one leg is crossed against another, dangling off the edge of the stool, toe of his shoe tapping light sounds against the counter in front of him.
as usual, each and every lock of hair is perfectly in place and he's wearing his tan jacket complete with a drab, striped tie. although he enjoys the tranquility, he can't help but catch the gaze of anyone who walks into this diner. namely, you.
there's a bright, undeniably charismatic smile that appears and he lifts a hand politely up in way of greeting. ]
May I ask you a question?
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[ and it's said with a smile, so... ]
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How do you fight against something like that?
[It didn't get by him that you didn't answer the question the first time, Goro.]
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Are you asking standing in the shoes of the victim or the law?
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[So both.]
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Not always.
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Is it someone you would want to see saved?
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My opinion hardly matters in this situation. Shouldn't the law treat each person equally?
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[He shifts his weight to his other foot, bracing one hand against the edge of the counter as he considers.]
What would you do to save them, then?
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[ blinks. ]
Whatever was possible within my powers.
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[Something that can get into peoples' heads like that sounds pretty tough for a normal person to beat.]
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That's the question, isn't it. And the one that's plaguing the police department for weeks.
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[He's a little surprised at himself for saying that once the words are out in the air. He has a healthy respect for the police, sure, but they can be useless sometimes. Sometimes on purpose.]
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Is that so? Did something happen?
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[He does consider telling a bit about it, though. Goro's been telling him about whatever case he's pursuing--then again, Goro's been telling him in the most frustrating manner possible.]
Like I said, I know some detectives.
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[ there's a faint chuckle and he shakes his head. ]
I assure you we aren't all pencil-pushing workaholics.
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[Even Adachi he knew pretty well.
He shakes his head and decides to try to steer the conversation back to the part he's interested in.]
That wasn't what we were talking about.
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Yes, the mental breakdowns. [ a small nod. ]
As I've said, I've been working closely to try and figure them out.
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Are the friends you mentioned helping you with that?
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To some degree, yes. They seem highly invested in it.
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Why do you think that?
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I'd like to meet them.
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Which reminds him:] I haven't asked if I can get you anything yet.
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[ SO CHARMING? ]
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i am so sorry for this tag
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