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CHAPTER 2
Nov 3rd | 63℉☁
▸ Due to last night's storms, a quarter of Blackwell is still without power. It seems a tree has fallen on a power line, which will be promptly inspected by BWI and fixed ASAP.
▸ The worst of that storm is now over, thank god. Weather reports cloudy days from here on out.
▸ Fairweather and Winters kids are still missing. Local authorities and volunteers are resuming their search in the immediate area. Please, if you have the time, go join the cause.
▸ In a sad turn of events, the remains of Kara Samson have been returned to the family not a week ago. Details surrounding her disappearance and cause of death have not yet been released.
▸ Rumors say that the county morgue outside of Elkins was broken into early this morning, but officials decline to comment on the matter.
▸ Today's news radio is brought to you by Black Lodge Bar! Head on down to Black Lodge for their all day Monday happy hour!
▸ And now back to your regularly scheduled programming.
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Blackwell | Cafe | 9am
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randolph county sheriffs office, 9.30a
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[ she clearly hasn't made enough of an entrance today so she's just going to stand behind him while he rifles through someone else's desk. she's not going to knock it, but only quietly judge him for a moment. he should be thankful she's not the sheriff. ]
[ clears throat ]
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[he only turns at the insistent throat clear when he's already come up with the keys. kipp needs to fucking clean his desk, it is a disaster. well, it is now moreso. sorry. moves a cup back to where it was like it'll make up for the disturbed paperwork everywhere.]
Ms. Voss. [pockets his proverbial claw machine prize]
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blackwell, west park, noon
sits without swinging on the swingset, watching the empty pavilion. she'd had her 11th birthday party here. it'd pretty much just been her and her dad and bela. a couple other friends from school had come by, but nobody she remembers.
digs in the sand with the toe of her shoe.
she's been here about half an hour.]
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Hey. [lamely. he mimics her toe digging like it's some kind of signal that they're murdered buddy buddies now or something, like sand-disturbing trauma solidarity]
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startles a little when the kid next to her speaks up, like she hadn't seen him walk up and sit down next to her. she just hadn't expected anyone to try to talk to her.]
Hey. I'm not in your spot, am I?
[your swingset-moping spot? is this a private playground? it's supposed to be a joke, but comes out too flat.]
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she flicks through the photos in the camera and then sets it down, letting it hang around her neck. she looks up to the sky and sighs, turning her head to the other side of the street. she spots him and blinks. there you are. she jogs up to him (nearly slips on the wet floor so she slows down) and catches up to him, gently grabbing his hand. ]
Adam. Hey.
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Hey, Soph. [if he could barely figure a way to relate to his wife through all of this it goes without saying he hasn't made much of an attempt to reach out to his would-be family, even knowing she's had just as hard a time with it all. he stops in his tracks on his way to the car door, letting her still him with her hand in his]
You getting into trouble? [glances over her head toward the downed line, a hollow attempt at teasing familiarity for a conversation they've probably had a hundred times]
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the gage residence, early morning
again.
she hated herself for being as surprised as she was. darla forced herself down the steps, dog running at her feet. if she was going to have another stint alone, she needed coffee. to the kitchen she went. first the dog food, then the coffee filter and the coffee.
her eyes catch a glimpse of adam's whatever on the kitchen table. there's a pause. no. no. darla turns back to the cabinets to fetch herself a mug, setting it on the counter top. and now she had to wait for the coffee to brew.
she walks the few feet back to the kitchen table and moves a few of the photographs around.
regretfully. ]
[ooc; ;) ps youre welcome to jump in at any time she'll be at the house all day. ]
the black lodge 5pm
[ his house is still without power but he trusts Petre will be fine. he can go to the church or whatever. those grannies will take good care of him. as for Jacob he can't handle another day trapped in that house, he needs to get out. that's why he's hurrying to the bar from his car like it was pouring cats and dogs. ]
there is no 'the', you should know this jacob
If it isn't the dude who solely pays my electric bill. [ most likely ]
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blackwell afternoon
[ if you were at the French Quarter and on the photos online, he's coming to find you. ]
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so when she sees him looking like a man on a mission, sophie stops and slloowly turns around. unless your name is adam gage, generally speaking cops and her don't mix, especially the new folks. hey it's not that she gets into trouble, it's trouble that usually gets to her. it's part of the job, she guesses ]
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chew morning
[ she has asked every man coming in if they found anything but so far everyone has been like crushed inside because two kids are gone. even people from the kitchen have joined the searches so all they're serving today is soup and sandwiches. ]
[ she looks over her shoulder at the radio once it broadcasts the news of the morgue break-in. ]
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The Immediate Area, 1000
apparently that means looking through the woods.
he'd still have gone, if he'd known, but he'd have thought about it a little longer. sam does not like nature, and nature does not like sam. sam is not built or dressed for nature. sam is visibly annoyed at nature, with a flashlight and a pounding headache.]
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( black lodge, 11PM )
so he goes out to drink. because that's what you do when you're stuck, you get out of your clean apartment and go to blackwell to indulge in a glass of gin tonic. he sits at the counter, but doesn't lay his hands on it until he pulls out a handkerchief and wipes it. it doesn't matter if it's clean or not, he'll do it. only then does he ask for the gin tonic, looking pensive while waiting for his drink.
what a piece of shit day. ]
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thankfully business picked up once half the team turned in for the night. she'd elected anyone who was apart of the search party would have their drinks on the house. they wouldn't take advantage, they were going back in tomorrow anyway.
she leans against her bar cleaning glasses, mostly minding her own business, but there are some opportunities she doesn't let go of ]
I haven't seen you look this morose in a long time. [ harry code for, what's up butter cup. tell me all your secrets. ]
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blackwell, after school hours
[his parents' enthusiasm for the good of the community is as good as an excuse as any to get out into the woods and join the effort to search for the missing kids. it makes him sick to his stomach with the heinousness of it, but the more concerned he looks, the better, he figures. still, he trails behind the rest of the search party, unable to really look them in the face.]
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[it's a promise, not a declaration. Petre can see as much as anybody that the boy who recently joined their group is absolutely uncomfortable with this, so it's really up to him to keep some spirits up and determined to believe the best is still possible.
...Well. The best would be for them to be alive.]
You are not here before?
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blackwell, lucky's, 2:14 pm
stops at the PLEASE WAIT TO BE SEATED sign but rises up on her tiptoes, squinting out over the heads bent over menus and tables across the place. rocks back on her heels when the hostess comes back to her station.]
Hey. I'm meeting my dad?
[you know my dad. everybody knows my dad. he's my dad.]
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there's a hand on her shoulder and trent tugs her back to him, cupping the back of her neck gently ] Hey, bumblebee. [ he kisses her head and lets her go before nodding to the hostess ] What's up, Clara? Got a table for me and Hailey? [ and she does, probably because trent sometimes taps that. not that hailey needs to know that. she won't.
he walks with her to the table and lets her sit first, the leans back on his chair in front of her, crossing his arms over the table, before reaching over and plucking a leaf she missed. ]
Been busy?
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