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[ The feed pops on to show a redhead with a smile on her face as if she's not really sure why she's playing along with people on drugs or something, but is doing it anyway. Sort of amused and wtf at the same time. ]
This is really cute. Sort of like giant Disney World. [ Her smile widens a bit like she's enjoying her own joke. ]
So. The "in between of life, dreaming, and death," is it? Really hope I'm in the life part, death isn't really my thing and I was in the middle of doing something so I hope I'm not dreaming. Do we get a ticket or something here? "Welcome to the In Between, guest number seventy-five! You're part of the Alive Group, have a great stay." [ Clearly joking; funny voice, air quotes, and all. And a tiny bit of an eye roll. She obviously thinks this is ridiculous. ]
I'm Fringe Agent Olivia Dunham so I'm not completely... unfamiliar with this sort of thing. If you don't have Fringe Division here, or don't know you do, we deal with events which are out of the ordinary. I'd say this counts. Of course I don't have a solution for this particular problem, but at least I'm not going to fly into hysterics. [ Actually, the thought of her in hysterics is funny. Olivia gives a small snort of laughter and seems to be about to end her feed when a thought comes up and she visibly straightens and lights up with the question. ]
If this is an alternate universe, do you have coffee? I'll drink almost anything, but I have a Starbucks rewards card.
This is really cute. Sort of like giant Disney World. [ Her smile widens a bit like she's enjoying her own joke. ]
So. The "in between of life, dreaming, and death," is it? Really hope I'm in the life part, death isn't really my thing and I was in the middle of doing something so I hope I'm not dreaming. Do we get a ticket or something here? "Welcome to the In Between, guest number seventy-five! You're part of the Alive Group, have a great stay." [ Clearly joking; funny voice, air quotes, and all. And a tiny bit of an eye roll. She obviously thinks this is ridiculous. ]
I'm Fringe Agent Olivia Dunham so I'm not completely... unfamiliar with this sort of thing. If you don't have Fringe Division here, or don't know you do, we deal with events which are out of the ordinary. I'd say this counts. Of course I don't have a solution for this particular problem, but at least I'm not going to fly into hysterics. [ Actually, the thought of her in hysterics is funny. Olivia gives a small snort of laughter and seems to be about to end her feed when a thought comes up and she visibly straightens and lights up with the question. ]
If this is an alternate universe, do you have coffee? I'll drink almost anything, but I have a Starbucks rewards card.
^ all of that.
[A sympathetic smile.]
Most people tend to talk about whatever they want quite freely. Fringe events aren't as classified as they are in our worlds. Scroll on the network, you'll see what I mean.
[He's backing off, a little, giving her space to ask him anything she wants. Even on an encrypted feed, this must look like she's being cornered by someone who knows all this already.]
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Well, I guess that makes it easier. But you know, I never did catch your name.
[ Eyebrow raise. Yeah, she's over it (though she'll probably complain to Lincoln a bit later) and back to usual sassy. ]
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Kyle Rayner, Green Lantern Corps. [So not a civilian, Olivia.] Nice to meet you, Agent Dunham. What should I call you?
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I think red would be a good color to try if you ever get bored of green, Kyle. [ Oh gosh she's so funny with her references to the differences between the two universes. Also, going straight to casual names. If he minds... well too bad. ] Olivia works just fine. Unless you're causing me trouble, that is?
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Don't tell the boss, but red is actually my favourite colour. Green's just for the company.
[Then, a chuckle.]
If I'm causing you trouble, might I suggest "shoo?". It works better than "stop it, Kyle" or "shut up Kyle".
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Your secret is safe with me until I need to blackmail you.
And seriously, "shoo?" What are you, some sort of stray animal?
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[And speaking of stray animals-]
My brother does complain about the stuff I bring home.
[And the people, that he keeps safe, and looks after when they have nothing else. That much, his family will always love him for, because he took them in, too.]
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So you're like a cat.
[ You know, "look what the cat dragged in." ]
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[ Clasps her hands together and puts on an amused patient face. ]
What would you describe yourself as, then.
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A bear. Definitely a bear.
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A bear? Really? You can't just jump straight to bear status.
[ She shifts and resettles. ]
What kind of bear?
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I didn't actually think that far.
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Bear status denied.
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I'm sorry, there's nothing I can do.
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Oh no! Whatever shall I do! She is immune to my secret weapon!
[And then he looks back at the screen, grinning wickedly.]
I will break out the adorable hat collection.
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Yeah? Let's see it.
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Exhibit 1!
[Then he cycles through a few more: a cowboy hat, a top hat, and then a floppy sun hat. All of them look ridiculous. He doesn't seem to care.]
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Okay, okay. I concede the status of "baby polar bear" to you.
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[He spins around in his chair idly, before he picks up a map and sticks it to the side of the screen.]
Anyway, you're going to need this. I made one for Astrid: these buildings with crosses on them are places that have coffee.
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That's the best news I've seen all day, Kyle.
[ Well, best news besides Lincoln. ]
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Get settled in, and we can catch up. I've filled in Captain Lee about a lot of stuff, but it couldn't hurt to have a second opinion.
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Thanks.
Also, you talked about knowing Olivia in the past tense but Astrid in the present tense?
[ She hasn't been filled in yet about people leaving. ]
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[Something about his tone suggests a very serious topic.]
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