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// open your heart and smile for me
[The bar was dark, mostly quiet save for the radio playing off in the corner. Something about the atmosphere...was 'calming' the word for it? Somehow the room's lone inhabitant found himself thinking about things he hadn't considered in what felt like forever.]
[Liquid couldn't put a word to this particular feeling. He recalled friends he hadn't seen in so long. Gone home, most likely. Perhaps he should have been happy for them. But he wasn't, and what was this he felt when recalling them? Not loneliness, certainly. Liquid had learned what that felt like and knew this was something different. A sentiment without a name...]
[He lit a cigarette, leaning his head on a hand and staring distantly at nothing in particular. Was it...nostalgia? Wishing for days gone by just so he could see them again? Could Liquid Snake even be so sentimental?]
How very foolish...
[There was no point to dwelling on the past. Not about those that had gone, at least--his own past was another story. Liquid picked up a pen that laid a short distance down the bar and spun it around in his hand once or twice--then threw it at the radio with pinpoint accuracy, changing the music to something less depressing.]
Perfect as always.
[Snickering, he poured himself a glass of bourbon and drained it, smirking. Liquid Snake wouldn't pine for those that no longer remained here. There were more important things to worry about.]
[Liquid couldn't put a word to this particular feeling. He recalled friends he hadn't seen in so long. Gone home, most likely. Perhaps he should have been happy for them. But he wasn't, and what was this he felt when recalling them? Not loneliness, certainly. Liquid had learned what that felt like and knew this was something different. A sentiment without a name...]
[He lit a cigarette, leaning his head on a hand and staring distantly at nothing in particular. Was it...nostalgia? Wishing for days gone by just so he could see them again? Could Liquid Snake even be so sentimental?]
How very foolish...
[There was no point to dwelling on the past. Not about those that had gone, at least--his own past was another story. Liquid picked up a pen that laid a short distance down the bar and spun it around in his hand once or twice--then threw it at the radio with pinpoint accuracy, changing the music to something less depressing.]
Perfect as always.
[Snickering, he poured himself a glass of bourbon and drained it, smirking. Liquid Snake wouldn't pine for those that no longer remained here. There were more important things to worry about.]
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[He, himself, had a few reasons to drink right now. He poured himself a small cup of sake and took a sip, savoring the aftertaste on his tastebuds as he listened to the .... unique choice in music playing.]
Having a rough day?
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Since when do you call me Otacon?
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Don't tell me, let me guess. In your world I was a megalomaniacal bastard.
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Maybe something like that.
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Look familiar?
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[One of which is sneaking up behind you.]
[Hope you don't mind.]
BRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRROTHA!
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Wh--?! What do you think you're doing?!
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[Smiiiiirk.]
[He casually sinks down onto the stool next to Liquid, draping himself over the bar.]
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[He sighed, exhaling a thin cloud of smoke.]
What brings you here, brother?
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[Actually, he'd just been to the library for cookbooks, but he wasn't going to tell the other Liquid that.]
Not much.
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[Otacon will just be sitting on the barstool beside you and staring off into space thoughtfully, kthx? His encounter with Octopus kinda jarred him a little.]
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Otacon. What's wrong?
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[He absently studies the dogtags he wears, looking confused and out of it.]
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[He put out his cigarette and leaned closer, concerned.]
What happened?
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And once he saw these- [He waved the dogtags, looking confused.] -he let me go and started being all friendly, telling me I was part of the family now and if I ever needed anything to just ask.
[What the hell, man.]
This was on top of Sunny and Talib having a friendly talk in the park, and Talib actually being nice before walking off and Snake kidnapping one of the other Snakes and both of them disappearing before James got there.
I think I'm going mad.
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[The rest of it? Yeah, he's got nothing.]
...This place is truly an utter madhouse, Hal. You get used to it over time.
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[On a whim, he follows the music, stopping dead when he sees Liquid. For a moment he thinks he's found his Commander again and that everything will be back to the way it was, that Commander would tell him that what he had said was a lie, that he'd cup his chin once more and say "doctor" in that tone he uses only for Hal...]
S-Sir?
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[He looked up, confused for a moment--oh. Oh, no. Was this that bastard's Otacon?]
...Hal.
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[He blinks and flinches belatedly. He'd gone into a daze again. It's been happening a lot lately. Sometimes he wonders if he should be concerned.]
S-Sorry, w-wrong one...Sorry...
[He pulls at his lab coat as he turns to leave and return to his aimless wanderings.]
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[He gave his best smile in an attempt to reassure the scientist, indicating a seat beside him.]
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Y-Yes? Would... [He stops himself and swallows, forcing himself to speak normally.] I-Is there something you need?
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[Liquid's voice was as gentle as he could make it, quiet and patient.]
You just came here, didn't you?
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Brawk?