Hajime Aikawa (
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mayfield_rpg2012-07-22 06:39 pm
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[A - 2239 Stevens]
[Hajime goes out to get the mail this morning, and, to his surprise, there are two small packages addressed to him. He knows others have been getting things back from home, so he quickly takes them inside, parks himself at the kitchen table, and opens them up to take a look. At this point, he's not too worried about any potential disastrous effects from his packages--he's already gotten back the worst of what he could regain.
The first, slightly heavier envelope, contains an assortment of odd-looking playing cards. He's clearly pleased as he flips through them; he almost has all of his cards back now. Only the Royal Undead are missing, and as far as he can remember, he never had the King to begin with... The second envelope was roughly the same size, and he's assuming the remaining two cards are in there.
To his surprise, a photograph slides out. He kind of locks up when he sees it; this is really the first he's seen of his adoptive family since he came to Mayfield, and this picture in particular is rather important to him. He likely won't notice anyone coming into the room for a bit and is ripe to be surprised.
[B - John Doe Park]
[Hajime is spending a rather quiet afternoon out in the park. He'll be out through the early evening. You might find him out and about photographing things. He might also be seated on a park bench, changing the film in his camera or examining the cards and photograph he just regained.]
[Hajime goes out to get the mail this morning, and, to his surprise, there are two small packages addressed to him. He knows others have been getting things back from home, so he quickly takes them inside, parks himself at the kitchen table, and opens them up to take a look. At this point, he's not too worried about any potential disastrous effects from his packages--he's already gotten back the worst of what he could regain.
The first, slightly heavier envelope, contains an assortment of odd-looking playing cards. He's clearly pleased as he flips through them; he almost has all of his cards back now. Only the Royal Undead are missing, and as far as he can remember, he never had the King to begin with... The second envelope was roughly the same size, and he's assuming the remaining two cards are in there.
To his surprise, a photograph slides out. He kind of locks up when he sees it; this is really the first he's seen of his adoptive family since he came to Mayfield, and this picture in particular is rather important to him. He likely won't notice anyone coming into the room for a bit and is ripe to be surprised.
[B - John Doe Park]
[Hajime is spending a rather quiet afternoon out in the park. He'll be out through the early evening. You might find him out and about photographing things. He might also be seated on a park bench, changing the film in his camera or examining the cards and photograph he just regained.]
Re: B
[He glances at the little robot thing following her. His assigned wife is constantly being followed around by tiny flying dolls, so he's not paying it too much mind. It's not shooting at him the way the dolls seem to like to do.
He nods at the camera.]
I was a freelance photographer back home. It's been a bit relaxing to be able to do that again here.
B
She bows her head, turning back to the robot. "This is Scrapper. I must apologize for any insults he creates concerning you- it is something he is quite quick to do."
Re: B
I've probably had worse.
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Scrapper's yet to say anything just yet however- probably because he doesn't see reason... YET.
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[Hajime shrugs and fiddles with the camera some more.]
Would you like your picture taken?
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A small smile of sorts. "I would. Thank you."
...And apparently that's all scrapper needs. 'The shutter-holder will do well to catch Mistress Fi's good side vrr-weep..!'
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I do know what I'm doing--I'm a professional.
[Freelance, professional, same difference. He starts framing up that shot.]