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The withdrawls continue. Bar makes Charlie eat soup.
Gavroche sidles over, but since Charlie has nothing worth stealing they end up talking instead. Charlie is interested in meeting Meg once he learns she's a dancer, buys Gavroche soup. (and napkins--it's messy), and tries to explain rock'n'roll. Gavroche is the first dead person he's met at Milliways.
Meg joins the conversation. Charlie remarks that dancers have lovely limbs. They talk about mutal friends: namely Penny and her turtle, Raph. Charlie is particuarly interested in Raph's anger issues. Meg is not impressed by his profession and renames his music as stones and bread (which cracks the mun up so she has used it frequently since.) Charlie tries to demonstrate how rock'n'roll makes him feel but has trouble staying upright. Meg recommends he see a healer, and Gavroche advises him on who to avoid.
Penny and Charlie talk about his withdrawl symptoms but Charlie insists he's okay. Penny teases him about his fondness for tea. Charlie asks her if she knows where to find Bernard, whom he's been told to talk to about a job. He wonders what the wages are to convince angels and gods to work at Milliways. Penny asks about her song and pulls Charlie to the piano, but Charlie spots Bernard and asks for a kiss for luck before going to ask him for a job. He gets it, at least for a trial period, and when he goes back to Penny he says she's his good luck charm, and plays her a song. They talk about all the different time periods at Milliways, and Penny wants to know about groupies in the future. Charlie writes his mention in her book to come: "Knew Charlie. Lovely chap." Penny offers him more than a sentence: Charlie refuses because he's been too ill. She tells him why she became a groupie and he realizes she's the first groupie he's had real conversations with. He plays "Penny Lane" for her to comfort her.
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The withdrawls continue. Bar makes Charlie eat soup.
Gavroche sidles over, but since Charlie has nothing worth stealing they end up talking instead. Charlie is interested in meeting Meg once he learns she's a dancer, buys Gavroche soup. (and napkins--it's messy), and tries to explain rock'n'roll. Gavroche is the first dead person he's met at Milliways.
Meg joins the conversation. Charlie remarks that dancers have lovely limbs. They talk about mutal friends: namely Penny and her turtle, Raph. Charlie is particuarly interested in Raph's anger issues. Meg is not impressed by his profession and renames his music as stones and bread (which cracks the mun up so she has used it frequently since.) Charlie tries to demonstrate how rock'n'roll makes him feel but has trouble staying upright. Meg recommends he see a healer, and Gavroche advises him on who to avoid.
Penny and Charlie talk about his withdrawl symptoms but Charlie insists he's okay. Penny teases him about his fondness for tea. Charlie asks her if she knows where to find Bernard, whom he's been told to talk to about a job. He wonders what the wages are to convince angels and gods to work at Milliways. Penny asks about her song and pulls Charlie to the piano, but Charlie spots Bernard and asks for a kiss for luck before going to ask him for a job. He gets it, at least for a trial period, and when he goes back to Penny he says she's his good luck charm, and plays her a song. They talk about all the different time periods at Milliways, and Penny wants to know about groupies in the future. Charlie writes his mention in her book to come: "Knew Charlie. Lovely chap." Penny offers him more than a sentence: Charlie refuses because he's been too ill. She tells him why she became a groupie and he realizes she's the first groupie he's had real conversations with. He plays "Penny Lane" for her to comfort her.
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