So there's been a distinct change. After the top crazies were set 'free' by London, she started on a different track. She's been taking out the worst of the worst. We're talking the nuts in here for carving people to bits or other criminally insane things (which I'm so not going in to), and oh yeah. The worst of the orderlies and doctors. The real
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I've no idea what we're doing back here, but Buffy insisted that we checked on Cordy to see how she was doing. I say, leave her there after she decided to summarily dismiss us from her presence last time we tried to help. If she wants to be so ungrateful then I would just leave her hear.
Of course, Buffy didn't take that particular attitude too well and I won't go into the lecture I had to sit through.
Luckily none of the servants saw me being berated by my lady's maid.
So, here we are, back in Bedlam. Maybe I should get Buffy comitted whilst we're here - she's sounding less together by the day, I have to admit.
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"Hey, Cordelia," I say in a low voice, as we follow her. "Please tell us you found your girl and we can bust you out now?"
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I've seen Cordy stake vamps. Hell, I've seen Cordy make a vamp back down and run away like a wuss just by talking big. So what's the deal with this one? "The doll...you think there's something more to it than she's a vampire feeding off crazy people? Kinda weird that she's not bothering you," I add, afterthought-like.
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I fold my arms and think. "Well, so you want me to hide out somewhere and help you look for her? Or do you think I'd scare her off?" Could vamps actually sense a slayer? Sometimes it seemed like it, but sometimes it seemed like a word of mouth thing, too, and this chick wouldn't be expecting me.
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I wait until she's done whispering with Anya--and could that be more rude?--and say, "I'll stay."
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