Clementine (
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high_seas2013-10-06 11:49 pm
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Sitting on the edge of the fountain...
Who: Clementine...join her!
Where: She is sitting on the edge of the fountain.
When: The afternoon of October 6th
What: Clementine has arrived.
Warnings: Possible talk of death/zombies/blood...
Style: Going with the flow
Status: Open . Very open.
Clementine was sitting on the edge of the fountain, her journal resting on her lap. She'd woken up in this strange place near a fountain not too long ago and since then, she has been sitting on the edge, reading the journal with fascination. Well as much as she could read. Some people used bigger, more complex words than she knew, like the welcome page. She couldn't read where she was, but she was pretty sure it didn't say Georgia.
She was, in a word, filthy. Her dress was covered from head to toe in what looked like caked, dried blood. She smelled like someone who was a lot less than alive. Thrown on top of it was a red hoodie, one that had seen better days and had quite a few bloodstains itself, just not as bad as the others.
She had currency in one pocket and her gun in the other. She looked out at the people, watching them. They hadn't been friendly, not at all, but they still moved like they were alive. Where was she? What would Lee do in her situation?
Where: She is sitting on the edge of the fountain.
When: The afternoon of October 6th
What: Clementine has arrived.
Warnings: Possible talk of death/zombies/blood...
Style: Going with the flow
Status: Open . Very open.
Clementine was sitting on the edge of the fountain, her journal resting on her lap. She'd woken up in this strange place near a fountain not too long ago and since then, she has been sitting on the edge, reading the journal with fascination. Well as much as she could read. Some people used bigger, more complex words than she knew, like the welcome page. She couldn't read where she was, but she was pretty sure it didn't say Georgia.
She was, in a word, filthy. Her dress was covered from head to toe in what looked like caked, dried blood. She smelled like someone who was a lot less than alive. Thrown on top of it was a red hoodie, one that had seen better days and had quite a few bloodstains itself, just not as bad as the others.
She had currency in one pocket and her gun in the other. She looked out at the people, watching them. They hadn't been friendly, not at all, but they still moved like they were alive. Where was she? What would Lee do in her situation?
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Clementine looked at the table thoughtfully. "I don't know. I don't know how to find a boat. It might be hard."
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He sighed a little. There was nothing to do but look put for her for at least a bit longer.
"I'm waiting for someone who's supposed to be coming soon. Until she gets here and we need to leave, I can help you look for someone to go with."
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Not that any ship would be safe, but he could at least try and minimize the danger she was in anywhere. Because, well. She was a little kid.
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She just seems pleased with it and she works on finishing her soup. She eats almost all of it before pushing her bowl away with regret.
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Setting money on the table, he stands and offers her a few coins. "Take these over to that lady behind the bar. Tell her you need a bath drawn and some soap. I'll find you something to wear, okay?"
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After asking the woman he'd sent Clementine to, he made his way to the second floor of the inn, where she'd indicated the bathtub given to the girl was. He knocked on it.
"Clementine? May I open the door for a moment? I have a new dress for you."
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She looked up from the tub, where she'd been enjoying her warm bath and turned towards the door. "Okay, you can come in if you want."
Her old clothes was piled up on the counter, with her hat, her journal and her gun on top of them.
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He entered the room, approaching the stained clothes. Those, he'd get rid of later. "It's nothing too fancy, but I found this for you."
As he's speaking, though, he sees not the journal... but the gun. That puts a whole new spin on the clothes she was wearing. What had this girl seen before now? Who would give a child a gun?
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"My room's three doors to the right, okay? Once you're done and dressed, come knock and we'll see about getting you a room, too."
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This wasn't the place to want to sleep alone. Especially not for a kid, he considered.
He smiled and gave a nod. "Sure. If you want to, you can."
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Clementine nodded though in return. "Okay. I'll come soon."
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...That maybe -- just maybe -- he missed looking after someone wasn't a thought he was willing to indulge.
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"It's nice." She nodded. It was a nice pale shade of green, which was a step up than the white her other dress had been, which had been impractical at best.
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"How old are you, Clementine?"
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"I'm nine. I just had my birthday."
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"You know how to use a gun?"
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Her smile faded though and she looked at the floor at the mention of that. "He said I'm real good at it."
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"Who's Lee?"
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She poked at the comforter a few times, maybe avoiding the topic just a little bit.
"Lee is...Lee was..." Clementine wasn't sure how to say it. What was he really? "My friend."
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