Hartley Rathaway 🎶 Pied Piper (
socialactivillain) wrote in
maskormenacelogs2016-08-15 03:08 pm
Monthly Rogues Catchall: August Edition
WHO: The Rogues + Others
WHERE: Heropa 20, and elsewhere
WHEN: The month of August
WHAT: Just rogues bein dudes. What's better than this?
WARNINGS: Puns.
(Open post for all roguenanigans.)
WHERE: Heropa 20, and elsewhere
WHEN: The month of August
WHAT: Just rogues bein dudes. What's better than this?
WARNINGS: Puns.
(Open post for all roguenanigans.)

For Piper
"Russian to Love You" was a 2011 romantic dramedy where this handsome, rich bachelor turns out to be a Soviet spy, and had only spoken to the secretary with the spacious studio apartment in NYC in order to get closer to her boss, her charismatic but standoffish crush.
Can she convince the spy to defect with the power of love? Or will she choose her boss, who may be hiding a dangerous secret worthy of Soviet attention. Or will her sassy architect friend successfully convince her that neither one is good for her, girl.
Mick is currently watching a scene where the capable protagonist's hover car has stalled -- right outside the spy's luxurious apartment overlooking Central Park. He's very enthralled. ]
Oh hell, he's seen her.
sweet jesus
Why is she just sitting there? It's not like he would've known it was her car if she had just gotten out and walked away!
;D
What? Oh, I dunno, she's still trying to start it, maybe she hoped it would in time.
[ And now the spy is leaning against the frame of her car, jokingly accusing her of espionage. As she stutters a response, Mick groans and addresses the screen again. ]
No, play it cool, he doesn't know that you know.
THE HARDEST MEN IN TOWN
Oh, no, he's going to see right through this...
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OTA yes even the shitheel punk next door.
DID SOMEBODY SAY RATS
So... what's in there? Did you get a new car, or a pony?
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Anyway, no, it's much more your speed than any of that.
[ He hauls the garage door open and blinking out from the relative darkness are dozens and dozens of pairs of squinty little eyes. ]
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i'm so glad the collective noun for rats is actually a swarm. i learned something new today.
*The More You Know rainbow!*
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Of course. What next? God forbid they'd get something actually useful that wouldn't just shit all over the place, like a car or a bike. But no, here they are. The rats.
Leonard has the urge to count them, but gives up on that quickly to just raise an eyebrow to the Piper.]
At least they fit the theme.
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Look, I know, okay. They didn't have anywhere else to go.
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For Heat Wave
Miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiick. MIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIICK. MIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIICK.
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He thinks he could just ignore him at the first "Mick", and maybe finish the paragraph at the second one, but at the third he finally relents.
He opens the door to the former study and sticks his head out. ]
What?
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[ James makes it to the ball pit in three... well, let's call them prances, for lack of a better word. He looks distressed. It might even be a minor emergency. ]
You can heal burns, right?
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Apparently they were in the front yard under supervision of their owner, but the party in question is not paying attention.]
Oh, come on! Shouldn't you be running away from this thing? Flight instinct!
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Hey, hey, I'm beauty sleeping over here! Voluuuume.
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[She's making "shoo" hand motions at them...but to no avail.
She could probably just tell her lion to run through them but she doesn't want to be that dramatic.]
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Naturally, he has to see this for himself. He lifts the garage door up, rats skittering in a swarm all around his feet as he peers out at Pidge and her lion where they're being swarmed by chickens. ]
...Huh. That is a giant metal cat.
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[She looks over at the guy talking to her, and...that is a guy surrounded by rats.]
How many animals do you guys have?
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He slams open the living room window and leans out, hands on the sill. ]
What d'you think you're doing?!
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Upsetting your menagerie, apparently? On accident.
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For Sara
Whether she knows... He can't tell. So as he waits for her, he actually feels his nerves and when he opens the door it's before she can ring, just as he hears her steps.]
Sara.
[The door leads into a hallway, Leonard lives with roommates and their various pets. However, for the moment his focus is only on Sara.]
Been a while.
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But now that she's here with her one bag of stuff, before she speaks in reply to him, she places it on the ground gently and just gives him A Look.]
What, no hug after that thing you did at home? [yes, he's not a hugging type, but look if any time is an exception, now is probably a good one.]
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But right now, anything default is far from his mind and he doesn't know what to say, which is a rarity for him. His mind is caught on after that thing you did, because that means she's been there. Means she's probably even been further.
He's not the hugging type and much less the one to start a hug, but given she'd initiated their kiss, he supposes he can't complain. Besides, there might be part of him that even wants to. It's her. It's circumstances. If any time is an exception...]
Needy.
[It's a dry comment to cover up all the emotions his face give away to someone who knows him like she does and to at least pretend to still be cool, but then he moves forward and pulls her into a hug. Properly, both arms around her, pulling her close and turning his head so his face is hidden in her hair.
He hasn't specified who's the needy one.]
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Some time after witnessing Mick fingerbanging James' mouth
So maybe he'll spend some time with his roommates. Only Len is god-knows-where, and Mick is at work, leaving him with only the option of bothering James, for once, instead of the other way around. Naturally, he finds James in the study/ball pit, reading some classic literature about homeless rabbits, and... "smoking" a bubble pipe.
Piper knocks on the door frame to make himself known, before lifting the chinchilla ball up and taking him out to let him run around among the plastic balls, and stepping into the pit himself. ]
And here we find the Trickster in his native habitat...
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[ He leans back until just the bubble pipe is sticking up above the ball swarm. ]
To what, my good man, do I owe the pleasure?
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[ He fishes through the ball pit until he finds one of the beanbag chairs buried in the sea of rainbow plastic, and takes a seat. Meanwhile, Francisco is frolicking, the balls shifting around him, and his tail occasionally popping up like a shark fin. ]
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