[Action A - Remains of 457 Stone Street]
[From the moment that Heinz awoke on his bed of rough rubble, he had been edging closer and closer to full-blown panic. It had just been a little apprehensive shiver, when he first roused himself. It became a faint shaking to his hands as he picked through the ruins, trying to find any familiar objects or
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It sucks when the rest of your wardrobe is buried under rubble and you're too freaked out by the charred corpse of your droned ex-girlfriend to stay and bother digging it out.]
Doctor? What are you doing?
[Doof.
Hey, hey Doof.
Dat stitching.]
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[He had hardly noticed Klaus's approach, so absorbed was he in the task of collecting some copper wire. Yes, there were footsteps, but he was busy!
...still, Klaus was good company. And had a good head on his shoulders. And had stitching all over his...
WOAH, WAIT]
Klaus?!
[He leans back, wide-eyed, looking him up and down a few times to assure himself of what he's seeing.]
I... I, uh...
Salvaging! I am salvaging!
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[Besides, there's nobody to turn bald in retribution right now, unless Doof wants to zap one of the better-preserved corpses.
Also whyfor are you giving him that look?]
... Ah, right. You haven't yet seen the stitching.
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...really, could you have not taken a few moments to go find a shirt?
[He is still giving Klaus a variation on "that look".]
No. No, I have not seen the stitching.
It's old.
That's interesting.
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carrying some canned goods he found in one of the burnt-out husks that were once houses, Ray spots Doof digging. if there's one guy who looks more desperate and upset than himself, it's this one.]
Hey, sir - are you okay? [tentatively, he gives him a tap on the shoulder.]
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I'm fine. Fine! Fine enough for being suddenly blasted into a nuclear apocalypse! Seriously, what kind of a question is that?
[Now he just looks sour. He tosses another salvaged bit of equipment into a pillowcase, gets to his feet, and continues to vent.]
"Are you okay?" Seriously? I am dirty and sifting through the wreckage, and I think that leaves me in a much more OKAY condition than ALL OF THE DEAD PEOPLE.
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[He sounds so tired, worried, pissed, all at once. So many things have happened today, and now he just wants nothing more than to wake up in either the Netherworld, or even that stupid idyllic suburban house he's been stuck in for the past few months. Anything to get out from here.]
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[He stops. He looks up from his salvaging, and at Mao.]
Who the crap are you?
[Doof is worried and pissed, as well. Who the heck is asking after his precious not actually daughter, anyway?]
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[Which is kind of his word for "friend", except he will never admit that to anyone ever.]
That, and we met before. The park. Remember?
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[Oh dear, this is provoking his overprotective dad tendencies. Doof rises, and straightens himself up to his full six-foot-something height, looking displeased.]
Just what have you been getting up to with her?!
[And this is also where the mun confesses to have totally forgotten the time that these two met, oh dear, let's chalk it up to anger and radioactive dust, shall we?]
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Um, do you need help mister?
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Eeeh? What?
[He stops. He looks at her. He stares blankly at the chaos and ruin around them, breathing heavily.]
...do you have a backhoe? That... that might be useful. To... move it aside.
They have to be in here.
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[He inhales through clenched teeth, passing a hand through his messy, dirty hair.]
This.... I was not prepared for this. I was not ready...
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He's sitting atop a pile of rubble, looking down at Doof.]
Hey, vecchio.
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Go away.
[It had been too much to hope, perhaps, that all of the annoying people had gotten blown up, too...]
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[ Bel did a good choice looking for this guy. He's already in a little better mood, even among this destruction not caused by him, without his tiara and his own knives. ]
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