who: lucretia + others (hmu if you'd like a starter!) what: catch all for a couple things + canon update time :) when: end of aug start of sep where: here there everywhere warnings: will be updated if they occur
(She smiles back at Bill, flustered but very pleased.)
Oh, really? I'm glad to hear that. I've been looking forward to meeting you too; though I have to warn you that I haven't been on a date in an absurd amount of time, so I might be a little rusty at it.
Two of my coworkers are chefs, so brunch has sort of replaced breakfast as a new constant on our ship.
(Since they all sleep in and then eat at different times. It's nice.) But I haven't done a sensible, sit-down type brunch sans bickering for ages, so I've been looking forward to it.
(The restaurant is fairly quiet considering the time of day; Lucretia supposes she needn't have booked. Their table is outside because the weather is still so fair, and, as she trails her finger down the menu, she glances up curiously at Bill.)
Is there anything you don't eat? I'm sorry, I didn't even think to ask that before.
Well, uh, not so much about the life's too short thing? (Life has been absurdly long so far, and in the strangest way possible, so.) But I like trying new things. There's– have you seen that fruit that grows here? The spiked one? I haven't seen it anything like it before.
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(She smiles back at Bill, flustered but very pleased.)
Oh, really? I'm glad to hear that. I've been looking forward to meeting you too; though I have to warn you that I haven't been on a date in an absurd amount of time, so I might be a little rusty at it.
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Oh! Were you okay?
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Yeah, in the end. Scared my date off, though. And I had to go to the Vatican with the Doctor.
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(It's a little bit funny though. What a pain!) I haven't heard of the Vatican before. What kind of planet is it?
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The Vatican's not a planet. It's a city-- or a country, on Earth. It's... the main seat of a major religion. The Pope is the head of that religion.
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(Cisco dodged going into a further explanation, but the concept seems familiar.)
Well, we're very far from the Pope, so we should be safe for today.
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I don't want to be interrupted.
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Uh, the place that I chose for lunch– I've never been there before, but I'm told they do really good brunch-type food? Eggs, and fish and stuff.
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[ Brunch is so... American, Bill thinks. It's different than a proper English breakfast. ]
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(Since they all sleep in and then eat at different times. It's nice.) But I haven't done a sensible, sit-down type brunch sans bickering for ages, so I've been looking forward to it.
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No bickering from me. This will be a bicker-free zone.
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(The restaurant is fairly quiet considering the time of day; Lucretia supposes she needn't have booked. Their table is outside because the weather is still so fair, and, as she trails her finger down the menu, she glances up curiously at Bill.)
Is there anything you don't eat? I'm sorry, I didn't even think to ask that before.
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Oh, me, I eat anything. No allergies or intolerances. Besides, life's too short not to try new food.
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Well, uh, not so much about the life's too short thing? (Life has been absurdly long so far, and in the strangest way possible, so.) But I like trying new things. There's– have you seen that fruit that grows here? The spiked one? I haven't seen it anything like it before.
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[ She looks down at the menu as though there's a chance "spiky fruit" will be listed somewhere. ]
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I don't think it's just going to be on the menu!
Two of my friends are wonderful chefs, so I've tried some pretty odd things over the years.
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[ She's reminded of the time she ate blue nutrient jello on a human colony planet in the future. ]
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(Somebody comes over to take their orders and Lucretia hands back her menu happily, pleased to think of the food that will be delivered shortly.)
In contrast, I can't cook worth a dime.
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Cooking's not that hard. If you have a recipe, all you have to do is follow the instructions.
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(Cooking is just not her thing.)
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S'alright. It's like me with singing. Should be simple, but I just can't.
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It's a good thing the auction was for a date and not for a song, then.
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[ She smiles. ] Guess I'm glad it was you and not some stranger.
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You– you didn't know?
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