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scots_wolf) wrote2011-04-14 09:07 pm
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OOM: A Discworld funeral
Urquhart lounges by the door to the inn, sipping a last cup of tea while waiting for 'Mr. Astaire' to turn up so he could follow him to the funeral.
He's got no idea what a funeral on the Disc would be like, what with polytheism and very real gods. So, after a pleasant and relaxing night (and brief jump from window to window, back and forth), now is probably the right time for business.
He's got no idea what a funeral on the Disc would be like, what with polytheism and very real gods. So, after a pleasant and relaxing night (and brief jump from window to window, back and forth), now is probably the right time for business.
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Moist finds the brothers and pays his respects before finding a seat.
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Also, a much better place to watch from and see who comes and goes.
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There are detailed explanations of what's happening and that no misunderstandings are happening to satisfy the goddess.
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Moist is sitting attentively, Errata is a good goddess to have on your side.
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There are two priests, a short pudgy young one and a tall stringy old one, and they maintain a careful disharmony in their chanting and movements, which must be pleasing to a trickster goddess of chaos and messed-up things.
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Then everyone gets up and starts saying nice things and heading back to the inn where the funeral reception is being held. Moist ends up close to the brothers as he's clearly gained their trust.
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Moist seems to have the brothers well in hand.
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His nervousness is less than its been and he gives Harriet a smile and squeezes her hand when she brings his food.
She blushes and is giggling by the time she finds Urquhart again.
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"Little pipsqueak banker getting uppity?" he smirks.
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She smiles at Urquhart and says, "Sure he's not half the man you are."
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So Moist was going to get his 'investment' after all, and once they had been and fetched the money, they could get away separately, maybe creating a nice diversion, to meet up and return to the bar.
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The inn is incredibly busy and she dashes off once more as the brothers enter and look content.
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Being at the tap is nice.
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Henry asks with a smile as he takes his beer.
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"Yes, she'll soon fill mother's place in her own way as we hope to. Now we must get back to our guests."
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"We might need to hire you."
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