Officer Carla Renaldi [LAPD: UTF] (
officerrenaldi) wrote2012-04-12 08:22 pm
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[Ladies and Gentlemen-have a certain cop who is scared as anything. The problem with all of this is-she's LAPD. Raised in a family who don't show fear. So she's trying to keep out of site yet wandering the halls. She's completely affected and struggling like mad with it.
But she's not giving in. So she's just got her hands in her pockets wandering the halls completely on edge. This is what it's like to be supernatural somehow. The other times she'd been someone else-this was the first time a flood hit her.
This is what it's like. But she's not saying anything about it. Nothing at all.]
But she's not giving in. So she's just got her hands in her pockets wandering the halls completely on edge. This is what it's like to be supernatural somehow. The other times she'd been someone else-this was the first time a flood hit her.
This is what it's like. But she's not saying anything about it. Nothing at all.]
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You okay?
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...Yeah. Fine. Just...this is one hell of a flood.
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Yeah. Carla, what's wrong?
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[It's too much.] I'm fine. I can handle this. I don't need any help. Ever.
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[She sounds boastful and arrogant but in reality all of her emotions scream yes I do.]
...I don't want to go see a barge shrink. This is making me feel like I should be a barge shrink you know? So many people who are being so upset.
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So his voice is calmer and more controlled, his emotions a little more dialed back.]
Carla, calm down. First off, there isn't a Barge shrink, unless you want to go talk to McCoy or the Doctor, and second, being freaked out about floods is totally normal. It doesn't matter what you've been through - and all of us have been through something - it's okay to be unsettled by it. You don't need to lash out at people who are concerned.
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....Hi.
[Never has someone looked that uneasy. Well, never has a law enforcement official looked that uneasy.]
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Hey sweetheart - everything alright? [Doubt, because he knows it's not, but he'll give her the chance to say so on her own.]
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...Fine. Why.
[It's pretty clear she's lying but a good poker face doesn't help in this case.]
tough flood.
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Yeah, it is. Is that all it is? [The concern is still strong, too.]
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If only she understood how to define her own misery. ]
Excuse me. [ You. Yes you. She has Questions. ]
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...What? what?
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I am running a statistical analysis of the flood events that occur here. It would be helpful to my analysis to know whether or not you have been affected by the current flood.
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[LIEEEESSS]
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Very well. Thank you for your help.
[ She writes that down. ]
You are Carla Renaldi, are you not?
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...why?
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As I have said, I am running a statistical analysis. The more data I have, the more accurate my results will be.
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[That is what he is doing when he draws near to Carla, even before he registers who it is. There's a brief mix of mild emotions: curiosity, a bit of attraction, a touch of respect earned by their first interaction. But then her fear hits him and he stiffens slightly, eyes widening. Curiosity/concern wars with consideration for her pride and reserve. Then: realization.]
She's still relatively new. This must be the most drastic flood she's dealt with so far. What should I do?
What would Chromie do?
Officer Renaldi?
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...What.
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My apologies if you are particularly busy, but I have a bit of a problem. You see, several of us are taking turns having...ehm..."mental privacy breaks" in various parts of the CES. It seems needed, and I am not too proud to admit I could use one myself.
The sun is just down and Stildye is busy. Would you mind accompanying me for a little while? I will make it up to you later.
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I can take you. Absolutely.
[She practically leaps forward] There'll be time.
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[True enough, but focusing on someone else is helping a great deal.]
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[And she does. She's being sincere and it's said on multiple levels. She's seen the captain's niece. She knows.]
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