Jane Watson (
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stepsideways2012-11-12 07:24 pm
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2 ✎ recruiting
There are two girls in the town square, pressing brightly-colored flyers into the hands of any people who happen to pass by. This is what the flyers say:
CONSULTING DETECTIVES CLUB
Burby branch
Now recruiting! No experience necessary!
Join us for an experience you won't soon forget!
Contact Shirley Holmes or Jane Watson for meeting details.
It's sort of funny how threatening that accidentally sounds. At least the girls seem friendly. Perhaps you should come say hello.
Burby branch
Now recruiting! No experience necessary!
Join us for an experience you won't soon forget!
Contact Shirley Holmes or Jane Watson for meeting details.
It's sort of funny how threatening that accidentally sounds. At least the girls seem friendly. Perhaps you should come say hello.
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What kind of club is it?
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[ Shirley totally deduced that Iroh couldn't read the fliers in the amount of time that it took him to realize it himself. Kind of intriguing, the fact that he spoke English but apparently did not read it.
(Everyone spoke English, here, in fact. Totally normal English, albeit maybe with the occasional funny accent. Even the dragon spoke English! Why hadn't she thought to question that before?) ]
Experience isn't a requirement to joining.
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I'm sure we could look into it.
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But she gives Iroh a patient sort of smile. ]
Surely it's in the last place you left it...?
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Or do you know anyone who might have taken it as a joke, or just to borrow it?
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[He strokes his beard and contemplates Shirley's question]
I can't imagine how my teapot could have offended anyone [not because the idea of a teapot with enemies is ridiculous, but because it was such a perfect teapot] but.....
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[ Okay, she really had to admit that the problem was beginning to interest her, despite herself. There was surely some perfectly mundane explanation for the teapot's disappearance, but finding it had now become the cerebral equivalent of peeling little bits of paint off an aging wall. ]
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And did you tell her what you thought of her tea?
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[ Jane looks very satisfied. ]
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