Stephanie Brown | πΉπΈππΎπβπ (
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paradisa2013-02-12 10:49 pm
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[No more Cesare. Stephanie knows she shouldn't be too happy about this, but she's definitely not devastated. No more Cesare means no more Ezio thinking about killing him, or arguments about what Cesare may or may not be up to--which was a whole lot of nothing, apparently. It's a relief.
Lucrezia will be sad, of course, and that bothers Stephanie. But she'll see her brother again one day. It's better she be sad about him going home than him being killed by Ezio.
Ezio, on the other hand--Steph isn't really sure what to expect as she heads upstairs to his room and tries the door. It's usually unlocked.]
Ezio? It's Stephanie... you in?

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When he turns to see Stephanie coming in the front door, he pitches the cigarette off the balcony and moves to the patio door, to better greet her.]
I'm here.
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[She slips her bag off her shoulder, depositing it on the sofa. There's a secret weapon in there, just in case, but she doesn't want to break it out if it's not needed.
It's hard to tell, so she just asks.]
Did you hear?
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Of course.
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Maybe she shouldn't harp on bad habits when there's a bottle of tequila in her bag.]
Pretty underwhelming, huh?
[She's not complaining.]
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It is. I'm pissed I didn't get to punch him even once.
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[For him, sure. But mostly for her.]
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[Ezio: Psycho.]
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Things went as well as they could. No one got the crap beaten out of them, and now he's gone and there's no "Borgia plotting" or whatever going on. We all win.
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Micheletto works for the Borgia. He'll know.
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Let it go, Ezio. You're not going to get anything here.
[Don't mind her as she takes the Jose Cuervo bottle out of her bag, sets it down, and then goes to get him a glass.]
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Why, do you know what secrets he has?
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She sits next to him and puts her hand on his back.]
No, but if he has anything at all, Cesare is gone. Secrets won't do anything for you but drive you crazy.
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Cesare could have given him instruction.
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[Cesare's main issue with Ezio seemed to always involve Lucrezia...]
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[He doesn't want to imagine being insignificant in the Borgias' world. He wants to be their ruiner.]
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[Sarcasm probably isn't good right now, but she couldn't stop that from slipping out. A sigh, and she rubs his back.]
He's gone, Lucrezia is appropriately crushed. It's a dead end. There's nowhere to go.
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I'll get that bastard's father when I am back in Italia, and then deal with him and his brothers.
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[She stays sitting, watching him. It sucks, seeing him unhappy, but there's not really anything she can do.]
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He may return. Rodrigo Borgia could arrive, too. I need a plan in place for them.
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Like what?
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why semicolon... why...
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