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[pamravenscroft]

Who: Pam, Sookie, Jason, Amelia, Faith, Sam(?), anyone else who'd like to join
Where: Merlotte's
When: Evening, well after sunset
Status: Incomplete

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[bontempshero]

Now, so far, Jason's day had been, well, pretty damn sweet. He'd had a nice big plate of pancakes served to him by one great cook, his sister Sook, he'd gotten to meet Bon Temp's newest, and pretty damn hot, resident, Amelia, and he'd gone and put in a complete day of work without a single visit from either the Sheriff or Andy Bellefleur

[i_wrasselgators]

It was exploring time. That was Faith's final decision. She hated being cooped up in the motel and then going out ONLY to go look for that lame-ass runaway Slayer. She had done her duty for the night and really wanted to explore the city and beyond.

Translation: see what kind of nightlife this place had sans the vampires. Acting more like a tourist than a Slayer might prove beneficial. That was what she was going to tell Giles anyway if he asked.

So Faith, in her usual Faith outfit, walked down the streets of Bon Temps, taking in the establishments.

She slowed, however, when she spotted someone standing there handing out flyers. Glancing up, she saw the name of the bar Merlotte's. Coming up to the well dressed woman, Faith took the flyer. "Two for one? Huh, temptin'. What's your specialty drink, hon? C'mon, with a character town like this, ya' gotta have a special drink." She smirked. Two for one meant she could drink a lot more with half the money. That was always a good thing in Faith's book.

[trusookie]

After spending the day doing a bit of cleaning post-Jason's breakfast visit, Sookie was showered, dressed, and ready to head over to Merlotte's with Amelia. She was hoping the place wasn't too crowded because Sam might ask her to chip in and work a few hours. She could always use the extra money, of course, but she wasn't really wanting to leave Amelia to fend for herself after the previous night's events

[pamravenscroft]

Pam smiled at the young man even after he had turned away and was reading the flyer with incredulity, muttering to himself; of course she could hear him, even as far away as he was and in such a place as this, humming with activity. His complaint about fangbangers only served to amuse Pam. Poor boy. He really had no idea she couldn't possibly be offended by his point of view. Pam thought little of humans in general, but she did agree with him on the point that those who sought sex with vampires as a way to validate their existences were indeed pathetic and barely worth the skin they inhabited. But, of course, there was no way she was going to deign to relay this to the human