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the picture prompt meme

the picture prompt meme
I — Comment with your character.
II — Others will leave a picture (or two, or three...)
III — Reply to them with a setting based on the picture.
IV — Link to any pictures that are NSFW, please.
V — Be aware that this meme will likely be image-heavy. That's kind of the point.
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So he pulls up blue prints available in public record, worms his way into blue prints available in not so public record, and gets himself familiar with the estate; Charlie’s input is invaluable in that regard, explaining how he and his old boyfriend would slip away together.
(Despite himself, Peter occasionally feels a quiet pang of jealousy at whatever it was that Charlie and Robert had together; other times, he finds himself wondering what might have happened, if the two of them managed to keep up their tryst.
Maybe they would’ve ran away together, hidden away on the island Charlie had secretly bought for himself all those years ago and lived a quiet life. Instead, he’s here with Peter, dodging attempts on his life; coaching Peter through nightmares and panic attacks; hanging on desperately to the shitty sort of life he’d carved out for himself, despite life trying to tear it away from him.
He would’ve been happier with Robert. It’s an easy conclusion to draw, and that pang of jealousy is followed soon after by that sinking sensation of guilt.)
Tracking the McLaughlin’s movements is harder to do, but not impossible; hacking his way into security feeds certainly helps to give him an idea, but it’s no substitute for shadowing them in person – which he can’t do until they have their feet on the ground. Autopilot makes the trip relatively painless, allows Peter time to check in with Charlie and keep him focused.
He climbs down from the cockpit to find Charlie sitting in front of the screen, slowing the last few steps when he recognizes the McLaughlin estate. Hesitating, Peter clears his throat. ]
We’re landing tomorrow. [ Neutral. It’s as much to deliver the information as it is to announce his presence. Hesitating again, he cautiously takes a seat beside Charlie, nodding to the image. ] Anything new?
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Not really. Just wondering what became of Robert's wing after he disappeared.
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Which part was his?
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[ He motions to the eastern wing of the manor. ] Parents lived on the west side.
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You okay?
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I can’t seem to do that with this.
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If you… if you need, I can take care of this. You don’t have to involve yourself any more than you want to.
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Yeah, well-- [ A touch roughly. ] --helping each other out against seriously fucked odds is kinda what we do.
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Not sure what that says, really.
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That the universe has made it a hobby to screw us over?
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Sure. The universe just has to stop throwing us curveballs for a while.
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