[Keats can be heard lighting a cigarette. One can easily assume he has coffee or tea and his rabbit with him on the window ledge while he smokes
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[And the siren call of a cigarette being lit draws the rabble to Keats' window. A young man who looks like nothing so much as a homeless waif approaches Keats rather boldly.]
[Keats is more than used to attracting young people. It's his job, one could say. He looks down and shrugs. The window is low enough to reach down and pull someone up, but not so low that one could just jump on in. He appraises the kid for a moment and shrugs]
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Got any extra smokes?
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Yeah, ye need'n a light too?
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Nah... got one. There's fucking irony for you. The lighter gets to hang around for the afterlife but the cigarettes stay at home.
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Er. Or- or I'll be sure to not do that. Um.
What you said. I'll listen.
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