Barbara Gordon (
bodilesswarrior) wrote2013-06-07 02:34 pm
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[Barbara's smiling. It's a cautious, calculated sort of smile, but it's real enough. The bags under her eyes have faded, but they're still apparent. Those looking keenly enough might notice she's holding herself a bit stiffly.]
Hello, multiverse.
You've tapped into the Barge's network. We're an interdimensional prison ship meant for rehabilitation. [The smile thins, sharpens.] Meant being the key word, here.
If anyone recognises me, feel free to say hello.
Or, heck, if you just want to shoot the breeze with someone from a different world. I'm Barbara.
Hello, multiverse.
You've tapped into the Barge's network. We're an interdimensional prison ship meant for rehabilitation. [The smile thins, sharpens.] Meant being the key word, here.
If anyone recognises me, feel free to say hello.
Or, heck, if you just want to shoot the breeze with someone from a different world. I'm Barbara.

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What?
[Very intelligent, Dick.]
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Hey there, Boy Dreamer.
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Because weird message from space is much more likely than, you know, time travel.]
Hi. So can you run that [he gestures] whole thing by me again?
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I'm on an intergalactic prison ship and you've tapped into our communications system.
[A shrug!] Can you honestly say that's the strangest thing that's happened to you this month?
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[As if that explains everything.
He's also completely unaware that the mysterious redheaded woman is Babs and knows about Robin.]
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As well as you'd expect. Same quota of bloodshed and trauma. [Quickly] Everyone's fine, though. [Everyone in their family.]
How's home? [It might not be the same as hers, she's not sure, but she cares either way.]
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How're you holding up?
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I'm - doing pretty well, actually. I have an Inmate, now. [And also a girlfriend? but how does she even explain that.]
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Not that well, but I'm used to it. How about Gotham?
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Same old psychos doing the same old psychotic things. [More or less.] I'm used to it.
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How about you? Are you making time for yourself?
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Here I was thinking I caught a virus or something. Somehow a space prison ship seems a relief by comparison.
[And strangely believable. She's dealt with being brought back to life by a mystical cat. Not much is too out of the ordinary after that.]
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I'd prefer that, too. ...Not that I get viruses, really.
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[Dry, but warm. He's missed her.]
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Well, considering what happens on my vacations... [She took vacations! ...When she was Batgirl.]
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[I'm worried about you.]
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[Have an uncertain, but distinctly sharp-eyed smile from a face that might look familiar, Babs.
Then he's grinning like an empty-headed idiot anyway.]
I'm Alec.
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But it's not like she hasn't seen this happen before, so she grins back.]
You know, somehow I'm not convinced.
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He's still very obviously used to getting a lot of attention for said smile. And said face.]
Can't have that, can we? What would it take?