Garrett Hawke (
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video | the hero begging change his sword across his knees
[Count on another ren faire escapee to trigger an accidental video (or...perhaps not so accidental, although he's certainly ignoring the device at first) as he wrecks electrical mayhem in the holodeck. It's an impressive lightning storm, if you go in for that kind of thing, the figure in the center of it blindingly illuminated as electricity arcs and scorches in wide blazing bursts, the triggered sprinkler system doing nothing to quell it.
Eventually, it dies down, and the man in the middle of it with a rather ragged beard takes a swig from a bottle.]
You know, [he says, conversationally; this isn't an accident, then] I think we ought to vote on a name change for this Maker accursed ship. My darling friend Isabela hinted to me once--pirate captain, lovely woman, would rob you blind in a flash--I believe hinted to me that renaming a ship and properly anointing it with--ah, 'dancing' and alcohol could shift a curse. What with all the murder and mayhem and general poor attitudes I believe we're overdue!
I say we call her the good ship Meredith. But that's only after an old friend. Absolutely mad and murderous. I think it's fitting--oh, oh, or The Death Trap! Something spooky and doom inducing, at least. Who's with me?
[He fixes the camera with his most dazzling (soaked, drunk) smile.]
Eventually, it dies down, and the man in the middle of it with a rather ragged beard takes a swig from a bottle.]
You know, [he says, conversationally; this isn't an accident, then] I think we ought to vote on a name change for this Maker accursed ship. My darling friend Isabela hinted to me once--pirate captain, lovely woman, would rob you blind in a flash--I believe hinted to me that renaming a ship and properly anointing it with--ah, 'dancing' and alcohol could shift a curse. What with all the murder and mayhem and general poor attitudes I believe we're overdue!
I say we call her the good ship Meredith. But that's only after an old friend. Absolutely mad and murderous. I think it's fitting--oh, oh, or The Death Trap! Something spooky and doom inducing, at least. Who's with me?
[He fixes the camera with his most dazzling (soaked, drunk) smile.]
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[...as he drinks from his bottle.]
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[And that is quite a fireball you just flung, Garrett! You idiot.]
I never want to be sober again. Your concern is mildly misplaced, I'm much better off dead.
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... if it's about the ship, being in this place isn't a death sentence, sir. People can adapt, flourish. And I'm sure your, uh -- powers would be of great help to many people. There are very, very few people who are 'better off dead.'
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Please, don't trouble yourself.
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I--
I'm not actually looking to die. I'm just in a mood. I promise, no body to mop up.
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... well, I suppose I can't deny a good venting session every now and then helps one to relax. [ and then, puppy eyes and a little smile. ] It's not so much the cleanup I worry about, sir, as much as watching a good man be injured for no good reason. Please be careful?
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I--I'll try.
You hardly know I'm a good man, though.
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Nonsense, sir! A man uninterested in war, who seems so aware of what he can and cannot do for others must surely be caring and noble. You seem like a good person.
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[Garrett almost scoffs, but then only looks melancholy.]
I'm afraid few would agree with you. That veil is quite cast aside.
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[ pause, and he clears his throat before adding brightly, ] I hope it's not terribly rude of me to say this as I know little of your past, but I one can be a good person by working hard with good intentions in mind, trying to help other people. And that's what you were doing here, no? Even if that entailed, ah -- creating an miniature thunderstorm?
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[But Soysauce is uncomfortably spot on, and Garrett clears his throat.] I have--I have been considering working in the gardens, if that counts for anything. And it's not rude at all. Very...generous of you, actually.
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[ can you feel the pure good-natured optimism seeping from his voice hawke can you feel it ]
I tend to be nuisance there doing little musical performances now and then -- perhaps we'll run into each other sometime, Mister ... ?
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Garrett Hawke. And you are?
I...yes. I used to be a farmer, actually. I always kept a garden. I think security is quite well-staffed, and I--think I've tired of fighting, to be honest. I never had much of a taste for it in the first place.
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[ and then a small sympathetic noise at that last bit. ] Combat does get tiring from time to time, it's hard to deny. I lived on a farm when I was much younger, and working plants does do wonders in helping one relax -- hopefully the gardens will treat you well!
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[Someone has to say it.]
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[ pause. is this a trick question. ]
Yes?
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[ a sheepish little laugh. ]
Although I suppose some may find it a bit discomforting. If that's the case, I do apologize, sir.
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[Perhaps a little, but by the Maker, he won't discourage it. Other people might need it.]
Serrah Soysauce, you seem a blessing on this ship, actually.
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