Dale Cooper (
tapestodiane) wrote2012-11-25 01:50 am
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031 - 4th wall
[If you're around ... wherever he is, but it's out in the woods somewhere, you might hear gunshots. And if you're curious enough to see what's up, you'll see that Coop evidently has his gun back and is shooting at targets. Where they're from is a mystery, but he's making the best of their presence - his skills have waned some in the years he's been stuck in pokémonland, but it's evident the longer he's at it, the more confidence and skill shows in his shooting.]
[Until he's at the point where he's consistently hitting the bullseye in every single target every single time.]
[Yeah, he's that good. He could shoot you a pattern if you like.]
[... and there magically seems to be ammunition around whenever he needs it, so hey.]
(Action absolutely anywhere as per usual - feel free to just bump into him wandering if you prefer. COME AT ME.)
[Until he's at the point where he's consistently hitting the bullseye in every single target every single time.]
[Yeah, he's that good. He could shoot you a pattern if you like.]
[... and there magically seems to be ammunition around whenever he needs it, so hey.]
(Action absolutely anywhere as per usual - feel free to just bump into him wandering if you prefer. COME AT ME.)
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I hope that it does.
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You don't need it as much any more though, do you Dale?
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[It's interesting, in a way, how little he actually responds to his first name, how little it's even used. There are generally two people who call him that, now, and one of those people is his Dad - the other is Windom, for entirely different reasons.]
[Otherwise, people call him Cooper. Coop. He prefers it when they do.]
[So to hear his given name like this, from a strange child who doesn't quite seem like a child, that has him react.]
[Not physically, so much, even if he does tense slightly, pauses in the surprise. It's mostly in his mind and the way he starts going through the possibilities for her to know, and how he should react in turn.]
You mean this?
[He's pretty good at being outwardly calm when he calls attention to the gun by lifting the hand that's holding it a bit.]
No. Not in this place.
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Yes. You don't have to try as hard to protect people. So do you need to practise?
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[His tone is guarded now - she managed that pretty neatly just by that little show of knowledge. Because that's what it comes across as - fact, not assumption.]
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You have more important skills than that.
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How much do you know about me?
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Her eyes never leave his.]
You're my friend, so I should know all about you, shouldn't I?
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Everything is a lot to know about a person.
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[It would only be fair, wouldn't it?]
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My name is Danielle. Laura named me.
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Laura?
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Laura Palmer. I know you must remember.
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[Yet his tone isn't fully convinced. The little girl is cause for some of the doubts - his own mind responsible for others.]
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[It's a statement of fact, again, just telling him like he should already know this, somehow.]
I'm keeping her safe.
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[Or is it even the same universe?]
Then you know about BOB.
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[Again, it's an obvious statement, perfectly clear to her as it should evidently be.]
She stays with me and he can't hurt her.
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Who are you, Danielle?
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I'm her friend. That's why I had her promise to stay.
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Friendship shouldn't be about power.
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How did she find you?
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