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Despite her loud and aggravated protests to Dinah and Zinda about 'wasting her time', with the exception of the first ten minutes in the club to get oriented, Babs has spent the entire time out on the dance floor. She's currently working on her fourth dance partner, the previous three all having been wimps taken a breather.
There are few things Barbara Gordon likes more than dancing, and even fewer things that she can still do in the chair. And her enjoyment is evident in the absurdly large grin on her face.
There are few things Barbara Gordon likes more than dancing, and even fewer things that she can still do in the chair. And her enjoyment is evident in the absurdly large grin on her face.
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manmentorbrothertag-along-civilian wanted to hang out somewhere that's not her plane, they headed here, following the noise and the light.There was some fuss at the door about letting in a girl as young as Sparrow - who has shed her cape and costume for jeans and a bright T-shirt, but still hasn'ttaken off her shades where Dick can see - but a combination of charming blue eyes, open friendly smile, and thirteen year old snarling resulted in Sparrow sneaking in the back and meeting up with him at the bar.
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"So, what's a girl like you doing in a place like this?"
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"Keeping an eye on you," she says, hopping onto a barstool, where her feet don't even touch the brace.
"It's damn loud in here, isn't it?"
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Even if he too seems quite content to sit on the sidelines with her.
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She can't help but look down at herself there. Her body is way ahead of her brain, there, and she doesn't like it.
"Seriously people," this directed at a couple a few yards away, taking advantage of one of the pillars surrouding the dance floor, though pitched so only people near her can hear, "do you have to make us watch it?
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She sips from her drink, unconsiously trying to make it look like it's a grown up drink for all her protestations.
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The farm is nice and all, but she hasn't exactly ingratiated herself to anyone, still half convinced Earl is going to yank her back to her present at any moment; why give him the satisfaction of playing along? Obstinate denial only gets her so far, however, and boredom is quick to nip at her heels. Especially now. Especially when she starts thinking of Rhetta, Ham, Clay, and even I'll-save-you-if-it-kills-me-and-ruins-your-day Johnny.
So, when listening in on someone else's conversation netted her news of Metropolis, she took off. She intends to explore; to find the law and have a few words. But in the meantime, a woman's got to hydrate and recreate.
Which is why she's leaning against a table -- tight jeans, tight shirt, tight red leather jacket -- swilling beer and making flirty flirty eyes at any man who stumbles her way.
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"This sure beats the Cooper place doesn't it," she says, voice raised enough to be heard over the loud techno beat. Even in the poor light and wearing glasses, the Fable recognized the face from the farm. The fact that the woman seems to be gunning for a hook up as well means that they have something in common. Maybe they can help each other.
Alternatively, it's always possible that one of those flirtatious looks was being aimed at her. Goldy will be happy with either eventuality.
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"Music's shit, but the beer's cold," she says by way of an answer, voice low and thickly accented. Grace always sounds on the verge of wry laughter, like she's waiting on a punchline. "Got a light?"
A cigarette dangles from her fingers, flicking up and down in time with the music.
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She pulls out a cheap Bic lighter from a front pocket and sparks a flame.
"I'm Goldy by the way. Otherwise known as Goldilocks. I'm a grown up version of the fairy tale character you may be familiar with. Immortal for the most part. Not originally from Earth, but I've been living on a farm in upstate New York for the past six hundred years or so. I got dumped in this crap-hole of a world a few weeks ago, from 2001."
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"Grace Hanadarko," she offers in return, around the cigarette now hanging from her lips. Lifting her knee, she pulls a soft pack of Camels from her boot. She'd rather a different brand, but hey; now's not a good time to get picky. Tapping the bottom until two cigarettes show their filtered ends, she moves the pack into Goldy's personal space. "Oklahoma City PD. You look good for your age."
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She fires a lazy smirk at Grace.
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Grace shifts her attention back to the dance floor and takes a long drag. She puts her whole body into it, eyes drifting closed as the smoke hits her lungs.
"I owe it all to booze and great sex."
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"I dare say they've had something to do with it in my case as well."
Appropriately, she follows up the comment with a gulp from the bottle.
"Looking for anything in particular tonight?"
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Once inside, Sparrow wastes no time in pushing her way through to Dick and Babs.
"Hey, Wingman, can we go now, please?"
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"Lemme guess, she's in your club, too?"
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HE HAS A BABS, EEE, SPARROW SHOULD BE NICER TO HIS BABS.
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Sparrow is not in any mood to be nice. He hasn't even noticed her shirt, and therefore he's FIRED from whatever it was he was a moment ago. She smirks at Barbara without warmth.
"Hey, Ms Gordon."
(She DOES NOT SAY 'sorry about the chair', but only just)
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