Lucy Leech (
misslucysleeches) wrote2011-05-17 11:33 pm
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Talking Things Over With Alex Ander, P.I.
Going from a weird cafe that seems to service multiple realities to Lucy's apartment is fortunately an easy trip -- it involves little more than walking through an appropriate door into Lucy's apartment building. She leads the way up to her little apartment on the third floor. "It's not much, but it's home," she says, unlocking the front door and leading Alex inside.
The apartment isn't very big, consisting of a little living room, a small office, a kitchenette, a tiny bathroom, and a bedroom. The living room is mostly done in white, with an off-white couch against the far wall and a small TV tucked into one corner. There's a very colorful rug on the floor, though, and lots and lots of plants. Lucy likes plants. There's open archways leading to the kitchen (again, done mostly in white, with a black-and-white checked floor) and the office (that room in beige, with a computer on a desk, a violin in a stand against one wall, a radio, and a few other pieces of music equipment). The bathroom and the bedroom both have proper doors, though. Lucy indicates the couch. "You want anything to eat or drink?" Only polite to offer.
The apartment isn't very big, consisting of a little living room, a small office, a kitchenette, a tiny bathroom, and a bedroom. The living room is mostly done in white, with an off-white couch against the far wall and a small TV tucked into one corner. There's a very colorful rug on the floor, though, and lots and lots of plants. Lucy likes plants. There's open archways leading to the kitchen (again, done mostly in white, with a black-and-white checked floor) and the office (that room in beige, with a computer on a desk, a violin in a stand against one wall, a radio, and a few other pieces of music equipment). The bathroom and the bedroom both have proper doors, though. Lucy indicates the couch. "You want anything to eat or drink?" Only polite to offer.
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She smiled at Lucy, "I'll take a diet soda if you have one stowed away somewhere. If not, glass of ice water would do me just fine." She watched as Lucy appeared more comfortable here than anywhere else, and she felt promise that the girl would open up to her.
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"Lucy, in order to catch this stalker we are going to have to dig a bit deeper into your past, and things might get a bit painful to recall, but I need you to face this head on with me, and give me as much detail as you can regarding anything I may ask you. There is a connection somewhere, we just have to find it. It might strike you as odd to need to do this for me, but trust my process, okay?" She took another sip.
"Lets start with where you were at when you got the last message from your stalker, anything and everything you can recall about the message itself, how you received it and where. Then we'll work backwards from there, focusing on the other threats in reverse order, continuing back to where you and when you got the very first one. We need to figure out just how long they've been tracking you." Alex shut her mouth then, and allowed Lucy to hopefully fill in as much details as she could remember about the last incident when it had occurred. She was determined to get to the bottom of this difficult puzzle.
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She nods understandingly. "Yeah, okay." She looks a little nervous about this, but she really wants this guy or girl caught, and the sooner the better. Life under someone's microscope doesn't suit her in the least.
"First message came about four -- actually, four and a half months ago, I think," Lucy says. "Back then, I thought it might have been a prank -- one of my friends is way into that. But after they started getting nasty, I realized Trevor would have never taken it that far. The last message I got was just three days ago. It's basically your typical creepy-person message -- cut out letters pasted onto a sheet of paper, spelling out 'Bad girl, your sins betray you.'" She sighs and takes a swig of root beer. "It was mixed into the rest of my mail in the mailbox in the lobby. Folded up into an envelope -- no postage, though. Envelope was completely blank, in fact. The other ones arrived in similar envelopes, but they typically ended up in my dressing room." She looks disgusted for a moment. "That's pleasant, coming back from doing a show and discovering someone wrote you a hate note."
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"Lucy...do you have many exes, or just a few...?" She apologized for being so brazen in asking, but she had to know.
((OH SO sorrry for that long ass pause...my aunt called me long distance and was talking my ear off so much i simply couldn't concentrate on two things at once. Hope you're still here to respond. If not we'll continue this soon as we get together again))
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(No problem, I've had way longer pauses in threads.)
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((OOC: Now I need you to choose two male suspects, and one female suspect...your own characters that you've had past relationships with deep meanings...you can only choose three and those will be the three suspects I interrogate in the 4th or 5th chapter. One of them will be the one who is stalking you. I just haven't decided who it is going to be yet. Maybe you could ooc make that suggestion for me.))
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She considers her options for a long moment. "The guy I had the worst break-up with was Jerry Trucklebend. We were pretty close up until the end. He could really go off sometimes, so I suppose he could be a suspect. Maybe Amy Northcup too. She's mostly okay, but she does like to go on about how she'd run the world differently, putting power into new hands, the fish rots from the head. . . ." She pauses here mostly to quietly revise her definition of "level-headed," because it seems to need revising. "And -- he's a longshot, but Tim Trotter. Nice guy, but he read the creepiest books. He's the only other one I can think of who might want to do something like this." She glances toward the "not human" note. "He's the one I'd suspect of writing that one -- kinda into the occult. The rest of them -- we had our bad moments, but I can't see them getting this crazy."
(OOC: Three exes served up hot and fresh. Jerry, as indicated, has a temper and probably will get all frustrated as hell with Alex during interrogation; Amy will probably babble on at least for a while about how she'd overhaul the police system, and Tim I imagine will do a lot of mildly-creepy staring. I'm leaning toward it being Jerry, with Tim as a red herring sort.)
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Alex sighed, she hated so much invading another one's privacy so deeply, but it was what had to be done in order to keep them protected. Lucy had to be prepared to expect the worst, even if it was a bitter pill to swallow. "Are you ready to share with me where I might locate each suspect, and how I might be able best to reach them for questioning?"
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"Amy actually lives in this area -- I met her on another trip here," Lucy says. "Not sure of her current address, but she should be in the phonebook. Jerry lives in Chicago, Illinois -- again, not sure on the current address. He sells stuff on eBay though, if that helps. jstuff4you. Tim's in Cranston, Rhode Island. He has a webpage called The Spooks Around You, so you should be able to get him through that if he hasn't abandoned it or anything." She shivers again. "Dunno what else I could tell you beyond that."
(OOC: Aaand now I go sleep. See ya later!)
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Alex patted Lucy's hand, and then popped the doozy on her, "I'm going to need those records you have stored about your stay with the Asylum, and the incident records that occurred while you were there, and after you left. I'm sorry to have to dig that deeply into your life, but I need all the ammunition I can get if we're gonna catch this one. They probably lucked out with their own research, but I want to be as accurate as possible. I'll be taking them with me when I leave you today, don't worry, no one else will have access to this information, not even Jack."
After Alex collected the items she needed she took her leave with one final note, "If you get any more threatening notes, you call me right away. It's important if we want to stay one step ahead of this perp. Take care of yourself Lucy. I'll be in touch."
((OOC: don't worry, all the records I need from the Asylum I already have taken from your Glossary..won't need any extra info unless you feel the need to share something else with me. Sleep well, and I'm gonna go start writing chapter 3 to have it ready for posting. I'll keep you updated.))
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She grimaces, but nods again. "I know. There should be an official file on the whole thing over at Blake Asylum -- I can't imagine you'd have much trouble getting it, what with the badge and all. If you need my written permission, that's not a problem. Basically what I've got is my admission record -- Mom and Dad got a copy, and they gave it to me in case I needed it for whatever reason." She searches that out in the office too, and hands it over. "Thanks for keeping it under wraps -- it's -- well, it's more than 'embarrassing,' but that's the best I can come up with for the moment. Just -- don't think too badly about sixteen year old me, okay? I was pretty testy at that age." Then again, who wouldn't be if they were told they were nuts and locked up at that age?
"You've got it," Lucy nods. "I will, and you too. I'll talk to you later."
(OOC: *nodnod*)
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Liked this: "It's NEVER okay to brazenly break a few rules while hunting for evidence, you MUST break them all and see exactly where it leads you." XD)
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