Colonel Frank Archer (
determinator) wrote2012-05-25 03:56 am
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♕ NINTH COMMAND | ACTION [OLIVINE CITY] | FOURTH WALL
[If you happen to be exploring Olivine City today, you may run into Archer. That's really not all that unusual - contrary to popular belief, he does spend some time outdoors (some being the key word there) - but what's striking about it is... well, the insane number of cats following him.]
Where did you all even come from...?
[They're all the little cats rather than the larger ones. That means there's a herd of wild Meowth, Glameow, Skitty, Shinx, and Purrloin following Archer around. He loves cats, sure, but this is a bit much!]
[...He may or may not have started carrying around one of those Purrloin though. It's only because he doesn't have one, it's not like he actually likes it or anything...!!]
Where did you all even come from...?
[They're all the little cats rather than the larger ones. That means there's a herd of wild Meowth, Glameow, Skitty, Shinx, and Purrloin following Archer around. He loves cats, sure, but this is a bit much!]
[...He may or may not have started carrying around one of those Purrloin though. It's only because he doesn't have one, it's not like he actually likes it or anything...!!]

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[And in all your herpy glory too! Notes can't quite describe just how much of an adorable herpderp you are!]
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[BA DUM TISH]
...But I'd like to have something to look back on and remember you by when you're not here.
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Shit like that is why you shouldn't be allowed to even attempt wordplay, you know that?
[But anyway...]
...we'll see, okay? I still think the whole thing is weird as hell.
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[But! On to far more serious matters.]
It is, yes. I really would appreciate it though.
[...How does he say this, exactly? He knows what he wants to say, but this will just make things awkward...]
I... I just don't want to forget anything again, Kimbley.
[...Close enough. He can't exactly tell Kimbley he has two notebooks full of memories regarding him because he's terrified he'll forget something. That would be weird. And creepy.]
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[No, really, what...]
You've been acting really strangely today. Talk to me.
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[He might be beginning to pick a few things up from Kimblee; he's not entirely aware of open his expression is. It's not quite "my whole brain is crying" levels of oh god what, but it's getting there.]
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[His tone isn't angry, however; if anything, it's a bit too casual, given his words.]
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I really have missed you. It's been... months since I saw you last and even then I didn't remember everything. I don't... remember everything about you, Kimbley, and that bothers me. I shouldn't be forgetting anything. You're... very important to me, you know.
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[He actually isn't being condescending, either; clearly, that little title there doesn't bother him at all - if anything, he seems to like it. It's weird for him, sure, but nothing he didn't already know; it's equally weird to have it out in the open like that, but it's not...bad-weird.]
If it's bothering you that much, you can ask me whatever you want. I still don't think it's all that interesting, but if you want to know, then sure.
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[Archer smiles at that - it's a genuine smile and not something he really shows very often, but that's quickly covered by the usual smirk.]
Thank you. That should probably help.
[Now if you don't mind, he'll just be whipping out a notebook and pen! ...Yes, he does always keep a pocket-sized one with him, why do you ask?]
I remember you took me to visit your sister. I remember that she hated the fact that you joined the military. I don't remember anything you've told me about your childhood, however.
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What, you want to do this now?
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Since it looks like they're going to be here for a while, Kimbley will just take the opportunity to flop down on the sand, drawing one of his knees up to his chest and linking his fingers around his leg casually.]
Like I said, Archer, it's not all that interesting. You don't remember anything because I didn't tell you anything.
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It's interesting to me. It's a part of your life, of course it's going to be interesting.
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[It's clear from Kimbley's tone that he has no idea why that's being said, but he doesn't really want to dwell on it, either. Let's just. Move on, yeah?]
I lived with my parents and my sister. They died when I was a teenager, I joined the military soon after. I wasn't doing much with myself before that, other than studying alchemy; school kind of wasn't an issue anymore after a while - they kindly informed me that I could get the hell out - so that's what I was doing full time until shit hit the fan.
That's about it.
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...You didn't get along well with your parents, did you?
[He suspects he knows what happened to them. It should terrify him. It doesn't.]
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Not at all.
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Of course they did.
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[Archer's tone is curious; he's genuinely interested in what happened here. A crime like that should have landed Kimbley in jail far earlier.]
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It was a really tragic accident, that's all. I had an eyewitness and everything.
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...Your poor sister.
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