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Times Square
In a tired part of the city
Hiding from the fast talk
Watch 'Don't walk' to 'Walk'
Easy when you're dreaming
Staring at the movies
Standing in a circle,
Laughing at the wrong time.
If alcohol could take me there.
I'd take a shot a minute
And be there by the hour.
Take a walk around Times Square
With a pistol in my suitcase
And my eyes on the TV.
By day, the junction of Broadway and Seventh Avenue dazzles all the senses. By night, the senses are electrified. Anything could happen between Sixth and Eighth Avenues, from West 40th to West 53rd.
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"Sie sind willkommen. It would be remiss of me to allow you to walk away unescorted after such a fall." Did that smile just become a grin? Hard to tell.
"Other unsavory sorts may take advantage of this situation."
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She's staring at her hand, at the skin visible beneath the thin leather of her glove. The blush, the color, drains from her face as she looks, her gaze slowly dragging across him to look at his face.
"I... didn't hurt you." There is confusion in her voice as she looks back town at the torn glove and then to his hand. It might well occure to Kurt that every square inch of her skin is covered. Or was before some of the fabric tore.
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"I was not aware that you had tried."
Oh, he had noticed her mode of dress. It might be that he even somehow managed to look at the labels and could tell you who made them.
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And nothing happens.
Nothing at all.
Except Marion faints.
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They're starting to get some looks, however, so he gathers her up into his arms, giving anyone looking a rueful grin.
"Too much to drink."
Then promptly proceeds to walk away with her. He finds a small fountain nearby where he sits, propping her up against him. He takes advantage of this situation to get a good look at her.
Lovely. Even out cold, she doesn't change. Interesting.
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Marion sits bolt upright, turning to look at him. "You can't be real."
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"I have been accused of such before, but I assure you I am flesh."
The last word is a bit drawn out.
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"I touched you. I touched you and I didn't hurt you." Even through the veil the glimmer of tears is visible.
"I h-haven't been able to do that since I was twelve."
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The veil is bothering him at this point so he lifts it slowly out of the way.
"I am just full of surprises. Marion."
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The noise of the people aroud them brings her back to herself. "I'm sorry. That was... very forward of me. I..." Her throat works as she tries to swallows. "My touch hurts people. Everyone. Except you."
From the expression on her face, she's torn between being terribly embarassed by her own actions and becoming entirely caught up in the sensation of touch.
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She wants to know what it feels like to be touched? He is more than willing to show her. Those odd fingers of his brush over her cheek.
Only his father knows what the look on his face means...well and a few lovely ladies back in Germany.
"If you say so."
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"Kurt. Really. I hurt them. Like... Like you're blue. I pull people into my mind through my touch." Her voice is breathless.
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"You should smile, my lovely Marion. If you have received a blessing, then be grateful, not shocked."
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"I'm sorry, Kurt. I ... must look a fright."
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"I think you look beautiful."
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Marion looks up at him. How are her eyes so wide when she does that?
"M-my stockings are all torn and I'm bleeding." A pause, "I should find a place to clean up."
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He keeps her walking, though he doesn't know if he's going in the right direction.
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The smile diminishes some at the idea of someone picking her up. That just won't do. He can't be seen. Fortunately, that isn't much of a problem for him.
"Where were you going to be picked up? I can at least wait with you to ensure you will not be knocked down again."
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"Please understand...it has been my pleasure." The smile lifts some, the fades. "My only regret is that it won't happen again."
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"I would like that."
He looks at her for a long while, then turns to continue walking her towards the library.
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