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WCDT: 13-17 Dec 2010 (1816-20)

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themacnut:
I doubt Marten will remember. Between the fifth of bourbon and the fist to the skull, those memories should be pretty well wiped. And it's great of Faye to let them stay that way. Marten's already nursing a major hangover and a throbbing goose egg on the noggin, he doesn't need crushing guilt added to the mix. (And we should all know Marten WOULD feel crushing guilt over what he said and tried to do to Faye right? Right?)

Besides he's still got the impending visit of his mom to deal with. Hearing of his drunk-induced dickery may well drive him to suicide rather than face his mom with THAT knowledge.
 
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--- Quote from: cesariojpn on 16 Dec 2010, 03:55 ---
Course, Veronica Vance did warn Faye about harming Martin. Think VV will understand given the situation, or see it as a threat?

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If Faye's smart, she won't mention...the incident. The only way Ms. Reed (her real name btw) could find out is if someone tells her, and I don't see either Faye or Marten doing so.

raoullefere:

--- Quote from: cesariojpn on 16 Dec 2010, 03:55 ---
--- Quote from: Napoleon_Blownapart on 16 Dec 2010, 03:15 ---Faye did the right thing too. Take the dickish behaviour then knock Marten on his ass to save him from his own self-destruction. And don't fault him for it in the morning.

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Course, Veronica Vance did warn Faye about harming Martin. Think VV will understand given the situation, or see it as a threat?

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A) I'm pretty sure she meant emotionally and B) I suspect Veronica would've beaned a friend who tried that on her herself. Also, C) as has been pointed out, who's going to tell her? The poor, framed owl? Ther\y don't talk too much, even in their own defense.

Boomslang:
Marten may not be able to reason through the 'owls' explanation right now, but he's probably going to realize upon recovering that Faye probably didn't actually mean owls. And then it will occur to him that Faye must have had a good reason to blame the sore skull on the owls, rather than tell him what really caused it, and then he will hopefully drop the matter without saying something, because he really should trust Faye about these things. She's definitely a better influence than the beast of bourbon.

So, Veronica?

Next week?

akronnick:

--- Quote from: raoullefere on 16 Dec 2010, 04:08 ---
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...Also, C) as has been pointed out, who's going to tell her? The poor, framed owl? Ther\y don't talk too much, even in their own defense.

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WHOOO?!?!?!?! HOO??!!! HOO??!!! indeed.







Owl noises.

Carl-E:
Ninja'd, by akronnick, no less. 
 
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Who, me?


Also, I'm pretty sure Marten already knows what "Owls" means.  And he's friend-smart enough to drop it. 

'cause it means Faye stopped him from doing something that needed to be stopped, just like the last time. 

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