Jesse Pinkman (
hostage) wrote in
maskormenacelogs2014-06-23 04:38 pm
Bad habits make for good memories.
WHO: Jesse Pinkman & OPEN
WHERE: Heropa & Maurtia Falls
WHEN: June
WHAT: It's a catch-all for everyday situations involving Jesse.
WARNINGS: ...Drugs. Like. Obviously.
WHERE: Heropa & Maurtia Falls
WHEN: June
WHAT: It's a catch-all for everyday situations involving Jesse.
WARNINGS: ...Drugs. Like. Obviously.
HEROPA - YOUTH CENTER
[As soon as the kids' painting class lets out, Jesse hops outside for a cigarette. It's more out of habit than need, these days. Nicotine does nothing for him. Nothing does anything for him. But he likes it: the smoke in his lungs combined with the sweet summer air around him, salt on the breeze and the sun on his skin. He keeps away from the building's entrance - doesn't want to make the children breathe second-hand smoke, of course - and wanders the grounds instead. It's a good chance to survey the area for any creeps lurking around, too. The place doesn't have much in the way of security, and if there's one "heroic" job he's willing to do, it's protecting these kids.]MAURTIA FALLS - RED BRANCH
[It's funny. He's been living in Pennsylvania for over a month, but he couldn't be assed to explore the place very much. Honestly, he doesn't like Pennsylvania. There's not nearly as much sun as he's used to and it just isn't his scene. Downright gloomy, sometimes. But he's slowly getting used to it, and his leisurely exploration finally leads him to the imPort pub on the outskirts of town. It's cool-looking, at least. Not a place to hang out on the regular, but definitely a place to look at. He snaps a few photos as he hops up the steps, and does the same when he walks in. That's going on his instagram, for sure.]HEROPA - THE STREETS
[It's about time for dinner. Jesse never cooks for himself - he doesn't need to save the money and it's lonely as hell eating in his apartment by himself - so he heads straight from work into town to scope out the options. Sometimes he'll choose pizza. Sometimes tacos or a burger. Sometimes he just grabs ice cream, because he's a responsible adult. Anyway, he parks his stupid banana-yellow convertible off the street and hops out to look around. There's probably someplace he hasn't tried yet. He'll just walk until he finds a good one.]MAURTIA FALLS #001 - CLOSED TO GREED
[It's the worst time of night, when Jesse has to come back to this place. Half the time, he doesn't even bother. It's often hotels for him, wherever he happened to just be partying. But since he couldn't land a girl for tonight, Jesse comes shuffling into his government-sponsored apartment as soon as the bars close. He smells strongly of liquor but he isn't remotely drunk, which is his curse, really. No one should have to be this sober. He tosses his jacket over the nearest chair and opens the fridge to grab a beer, not quite ready to sleep yet. He rummages around for some leftovers, too, but they're all gone. That's great. The roommate probably ate them again. He heaves a mildly irritated sigh and wanders out of the kitchen, chugging his beer.]AT THE DRIVE-IN - CLOSED TO SKYE
[Okay... So he was honestly only half-paying attention to the movie, if that. He's been mostly focused on Skye, because he's a teenage boy at heart, and who really goes to a drive-in to watch the movie? But now the credits are rolling and the engines of the cars around them are starting up. Jesse sits back and looks up at the starry sky over their heads, letting out a quiet laugh.]
Over already, huh.

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[Their last conversation was a little heavy, and so she feels a little bad about maybe making Jesse do things he didn't want to. She greets him with a smile. See? No ulterior motive here, and no Joels lurking about.]
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Grabbing dinner. You wanna join me?
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Anything you're in the mood for?
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I don't know. What should a girl born into a world without fast food or even restaurants in general experience?
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[What a question. There are a million things, actually. It's hard to name just one. But he glances up and down the street, checking out what's nearby.]
...Ever had a taco?
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[She folds her arms over her chest as she pretends to consider. Certainly not a motion she's picked up from Joel.]
Sell it to me. What's so good about a taco?
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I wish we were in Albuquerque so you could try it Christmas-style.
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I'm already up to like, four questions. Should I save them or ask them now?
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Okay, okay. Maybe it's just something you gotta experience.
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[Not that... that's happened...]
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Smells good in here.
[That would be grease and meat, Ellie.]
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[God, he's homesick.]
- Oh, hey, grab a couple Jarritos outta the fridge over there. They're soooo good.
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[She is not homesick at all. The best smell in the world is clean clothes, followed by cologne and then whatever is being cooked in the back of this place.
She heads over to the fridge, pausing to read the labels.]
What color? Err, flavor, I guess. [Jamaica? Isn't that a place? Weird.]
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Is this stuff like Pepsi?
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[No, it isn't.]
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There's so much different stuff to drink here. Like, at work? We sell milkshakes that taste like cookies. So fucking crazy. They taste better than the cookies, even.
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Yeah? I gotta get me one of those next time I'm there.
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And, uh--thanks for the meal, by the way. I'm glad Joel didn't scare the shit out of you.
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Ah, you know. He tried, but I don't scare so easy.
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He's... rough, sometimes. But he just wants to be careful. He's good at what he does. Maybe even the best, if that's a thing.
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