Guybrush Threepwood, Mighty Pirate (tm) (
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Happy Hallmark Holidays
Who: Guybrush, OPEN.
Where: Virgo District.
Summary: Screw Animus. The true terror of February is holiday exploitation.
Warnings: Lovey dovey stuff.
All right, so he knows there's a crazy situation right now what with a bunch of other visitors missing, and what with apparently that shiny doohickey thing he'd touched back in the ruins apparently being the sign of terrible apocalyptic things to come. But the heck with that right now. He's got bigger, more important things to worry about.
Like, say, what to give his Plunderbunny for Valentine's Day.
In the past, it's been relatively simple. Go out, find treasure, loot a place, then buy something really nice for her. Preferably not with a debilitating curse, like the wedding ring. But apparently between the Seventeenth Century and the Twenty-First, something went horribly, terribly wrong.
ALL the stores are bedecked out offering tons of stuff. Chocolates, rings, teddy bears, provocative underwear... *ahem* It's not like he's got THAT much even with the money he made off deliveries, either. And some of this stuff just looks... dumb, frankly. Or cheap. Mostly both.
"Love sure ain't what it used to be," he comments, sighing. Well, no sense in putting things off. Maybe there's, like, a sword with a heart-shaped pommel or something.
Where: Virgo District.
Summary: Screw Animus. The true terror of February is holiday exploitation.
Warnings: Lovey dovey stuff.
All right, so he knows there's a crazy situation right now what with a bunch of other visitors missing, and what with apparently that shiny doohickey thing he'd touched back in the ruins apparently being the sign of terrible apocalyptic things to come. But the heck with that right now. He's got bigger, more important things to worry about.
Like, say, what to give his Plunderbunny for Valentine's Day.
In the past, it's been relatively simple. Go out, find treasure, loot a place, then buy something really nice for her. Preferably not with a debilitating curse, like the wedding ring. But apparently between the Seventeenth Century and the Twenty-First, something went horribly, terribly wrong.
ALL the stores are bedecked out offering tons of stuff. Chocolates, rings, teddy bears, provocative underwear... *ahem* It's not like he's got THAT much even with the money he made off deliveries, either. And some of this stuff just looks... dumb, frankly. Or cheap. Mostly both.
"Love sure ain't what it used to be," he comments, sighing. Well, no sense in putting things off. Maybe there's, like, a sword with a heart-shaped pommel or something.
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"Love isn't what this is. This is marketing. I guess this all has you overwhelmed?"
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"Those sure are a lot of chocolates."
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Pit: the world's champion at staying on topic.
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Thankfully, the hinted implications of that statement are left unsaid. HE IS from a PG-rated game after all.
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Suddenly, someone was next to Guybrush. Someone with long, purple hair and an outfit and voice that didn't really give much of an indication whether he was being talked to by a man or a woman.
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He looks over. Huh. He doesn't recognize THIS guy. Girl. Guy? Man, what is it with the Japanese and these really ambiguous types? "Oh, uh, yeah, things are pretty crazy, huh?" He scratches his head.
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Well, technically it was the other half of the same world, but details.
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The whole 'barrier city' thing was one way things had been messed up, but really it's the culture that had her confused.
"An' what's that then?"
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There's a low, throaty chuckle nearby, and don't look now, Guybrush, but there's a man in a frog-like mask dressed in a heart-stamped sweater next to you. He's hefting a backpack on his back, with various things sticking out of it (is that a baseball bat?), and he gazes over the decorated windows, amusement present in his voice.
"Not finding the things you want, eh, amigo?"
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For once, Guybrush isn't entirely sure how to respond. It's not every day you get a guy in a goofy mask talking to you like he's your best friend or something. "I... guess not? I'm not even sure what I'm LOOKING for at this point."
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He seems piqued, even slightly concerned, clasping his hands before him as tilts his head in curiosity.
"Is that so? Well now...what do you think the lucky girl in question needs, exactly? Perhaps I might be able to help!"
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