Booker DeWitt (
wipeawaythedebt) wrote2014-08-26 11:09 pm
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Loop Three
When he wakes up it's slowly, his neck screaming and his mouth tasting the wrong end of a horse. It's a familiar, if somewhat disorienting feeling. The kind of feeling he used to have waking up after - no. Not again. Booker's eyes fly open and the first thing he does is grab the paper. It's still on his desk, just like before, same date and everything. Whatever's happening is still happening and he'll be hanged if this time he doesn't stop it cold.
Reaching into his desk, he pulls out his revolver, checking to make sure it's loaded.
"What is it you Americans are so fond of saying? An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure?"
Lutece. Raising the gun, Booker takes aim at the man standing in the corner.
"Really, Mr. DeWitt, do you think that is going to get you out of this predicament? You should consider yourself lucky, my sister isn't nearly as convinced as I am of your eventual success. She'd simply allow you to keep going over and over again. Or she will. So hard to tell the difference sometimes."
Pulling the hammer back, Booker can hardly recognize the growl that comes up from his chest, "What kind of sick game is this? What do you want?"
"I want? Dear, man, haven't you guessed it yet, this has nothing to do with me. But do let's wait for the ladies to rejoin us so that we might all get on the same page. I fear some new ground rules need to be established."
Booker doesn't lower the gun, but he eases off the trigger a little. "Fine. We'll wait."
Reaching into his desk, he pulls out his revolver, checking to make sure it's loaded.
"What is it you Americans are so fond of saying? An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure?"
Lutece. Raising the gun, Booker takes aim at the man standing in the corner.
"Really, Mr. DeWitt, do you think that is going to get you out of this predicament? You should consider yourself lucky, my sister isn't nearly as convinced as I am of your eventual success. She'd simply allow you to keep going over and over again. Or she will. So hard to tell the difference sometimes."
Pulling the hammer back, Booker can hardly recognize the growl that comes up from his chest, "What kind of sick game is this? What do you want?"
"I want? Dear, man, haven't you guessed it yet, this has nothing to do with me. But do let's wait for the ladies to rejoin us so that we might all get on the same page. I fear some new ground rules need to be established."
Booker doesn't lower the gun, but he eases off the trigger a little. "Fine. We'll wait."
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"Looks like we've got another go round," she says, wary. "Why does it keep happening?"
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The hows of it wasn't important just then.
"We need to find Booker," she said, even though if they were back to where they were, surely he had returned to the beginning as well. Surely he would be alright. Still -
She was already going up the stairs as she said over her shoulder, "Come on."
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"What do you mean this isn't about you? You're the one trying to hire me to kidnap Elizabeth from Comstock for your... experiments."
Lutece gives him a look he can't recognize, almost like the man's sad about something. "Is that what the deal is for?"
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What she doesn't expect is for Lutece to be there already. Her brow furrowing, she holds up her arm in front of Elizabeth, though it wouldn't do much to protect her if he tried anything. "How is he here?" He's not supposed to be here yet.
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"What do you want? Why him? Why did you send him?" she asked, finally getting tired of all of this. She stayed behind Alana, but a part of her wanted to approach herself, even if it was potentially dangerous. "What is going on?"