Harry Lockhart (
captain_fucking_magic) wrote2011-11-15 11:50 pm
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Round Two
Harry's still rather new to this whole Milliways business, and it takes him a good while to accept the fact that he went through the front door from Perry's house, and has now gone back through that same door to find himself in a completely different house.
He's going to ignore the whole other country business all together. For now.
"That's, uhm... What the fuck?"
OK, he wasn't sure what was going to happen, but this was not it.
He's going to ignore the whole other country business all together. For now.
"That's, uhm... What the fuck?"
OK, he wasn't sure what was going to happen, but this was not it.
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He follows her into the shop and immediately shoves his hands deep into his pockets. He hadn't realised how nervous he was until stepping inside, and now it's all he can think about.
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"You're not claustrophobic are you? Sorry, I didn't realise how little this place is."
It's about the size of someone's front-room, probably because once that's what it was, and a little bit of everything is shoved in with no real regard for whether it fits or was ever asked for more than once.
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And that's where he goes. He even manages to keep his hands to himself while he goes there.
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"Are you alright?"
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"Yeah. What'd you get? Anything good?"
His hands are still in his pockets. Just in case. Or something.
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"Oh, a bunch of stuff. I figure if we don't hate each other by the end of the movie, we can make a night of it."
She holds out her hand to him, inviting him to take it. If he is a nutter, he really shouldn't be allowed to wander off, and if he's not, well, he's still cute.
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"Well, that depends on if the movie scares me off or not. It might be weird watching some guy who looks like me."
He goes with her though, and doesn't even seem like he's about to wander off at all.
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Mary shrugs. She sets a bit of a pace, because she's worried she'll miss the take-away delivery person. And then, because she's pretty nosy when she's not completely intimidated:
"So are you sure you don't want to tell me what happenened back there?"
Also if he's going to murder her and put bits of her down the sink she'd like some warning.
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"I steal shit. I told you that. Sometimes it's all I can think about."
He shrugs awkwardly, but doesn't take his hand away.
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Way to make it awkward. At least she knows he's not going to murder her. She slows down a bit as they draw near her place, swinging the shopping bag thoughtfully.
"Yes, but you didn't steal anything. And it's not like it'd be hard in there or anything. So, that's a good thing, right?"
She gives his hand a hopefully reassuring squeeze and hands him the bag to fumble for her key.
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"Yeah, I'm... I'm working on it. I don't even know why I do it. I just, you know, feel like I have to for some reason. Is that fucked up? I think it might be fucked up."
He shrugs as though this is a perfectly normal thing to be discussing.
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She pauses on the step to look him squarely in the eye (which the narration only comments on because that doesn't happen much to Mary step).
"What is it with the people I know not thinking they're any good?" With this cryptic comment, she kisses him on the cheek, (because he does tend to stand there like an idiot) gets the door open and leaves him to make his own way up the stairs.
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Well, he didn't expect any of that, so it takes him a few moments to catch up mentally before following after her.
"Wait, what did you mean by that? I don't--I mean..."
OK, he just doesn't know, apparently.
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"Food should be here in ten or so. Want one? They're jelly babies."
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He's not sure that he wants to. He still peers at the packet curiously, though.
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Mary takes a red one out of the bag and puts it in his mouth.
"Chew."
The door-bell rings, and she hands him the packet and runs downstairs.
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"Oh, is that the guy?" he asks around a mouth full of Jelly Babies.
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"...I hate you, I hate him, I don't care if you paid I'm going to stick that cane where not even Sherlock will find it..." She's definitely cussing someone out as she comes back up the stairs.
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"Everything all right down there, honey?" Harry calls down. "I can... help? Can I help?
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"Harry, this is John. He's paid for dinner but don't feel the need to thank him. I'm going to kill him later anyway."
She waves a hand behind her.
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You may want to take those Jelly Babies away from him. Really, he's like a child.
John, to his credit, is doing an amazing job at not laughing like a loon.
"Wow," he says. "Sherlock was right. He... yeah."
Harry blinks. "I what?"
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"You're so horrible." Then to Harry. "He's here because Sherlock told him I'd brought home a lookalike. I'll be killing him later too, even if I have to get a chair."
She snatches the take-away stuff off John and starts putting it out on the coffee-table.
"Will someone go and poke about till they find plates? And by someone I mean John."
She tries to communicate to Harry how sorry she is that this is happening, but she's mainly doing it by staring at him meaningfully.
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Harry nods slowly. "Right. Yeah. That what's his name guy. What's his name?" He reaches out to pick at the take away curry and what have you.
"Robert Downey Jr," John calls out from the kitchen, taking his sweet time at grabbing plates.
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She sits next to Harry and decides to ignore John, in the same way the cat does.
"Sorry about him. He was in the Army and now he has no manners. That's chicken tikka masala. Um. There should be some pilau rice somewhere. And poppadoms." She starts rooting through the bags in earnest.
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"No, he wears ridiculous shoes when he plays Holmes and Tony Stark. Watch the second one when he hangs up the painting in his mancave."
"Hey!" Harry interjects. "I'm not short. No shorter than him over there."
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