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Archer - Fate/stay night
Alright, out with it. Which one of you keeps sticking gum to the bathroom ceiling? It's not as much work to fix as a blown up classroom, but at least I can accept something like that is an accident. You'd have to be willfully doing something like this.
[S'up, it's the janitor. He's doing a pretty good job of looking exasperated and resigned all at once, because seriously? Does someone really think it's that funny to make his job harder?]
[Sigh.]
I know a janitor can't exactly do as much to make your life a living hell as a teacher can, but I wouldn't underestimate me because of it. [If nothing else, he helps in the kitchen sometimes. Who knows what might happen to your food?] But, who knows? Maybe I'll be merciful if you turn yourself in now. If it keeps happening and I catch you...
[He trails off and shrugs. He'll figure something out.]
[B - Prose]
Archer is, for all his sarcastic quips and general cynicism, a hard worker. Mop the floors. Put a couple of chairs back together after some power-related mishap in one of the classrooms. Oh, and the groundskeeper needs help? Okay, sure, it's not like he has anything better to do right now. And that's just before lunch.
But now it is lunchtime, and goddammit, he is going to enjoy his break. No one is going to bug him about how this-or-that suddenly came up and he needs to take care of it. None of the students are going to give him a hard time just because, as near as he can tell, they can. And no one—no one—is going to wheedle some of the lunch he has prepared for himself out of his hands (and into their mouth, presumably).
...Hahaha, yeah right. He isn't actually that optimistic, but maybe he'll be proven wrong for once. In any case, he'll at least try to enjoy his break while it lasts—outside, where it's quiet.
A and I'm just trolling/helping you get samples
What flavor was it? Because if it's pineapple, then it's probably me.
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Why would you be leaving it on the ceiling? And— No, even putting that aside, why would I have checked what flavor it is?
Re: w h y
[There, perfect logic.]
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...You are aware of what you're being paid to do, aren't you? If you're going to make more work for us, at least have the decency to clean it up yourself.
[He was going to say that he didn't think to care what flavor of gum it was, but that's probably the least important issue here.]
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[And then he puts more gum there next shift.]
Besides, if it's not pineapple, it's not mine. So you clean it because it's you shift.
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Fine. I'll come over and help you clean it off, okay?
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Good.
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"Not feeling social today, Archer-san?"
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"...Ran." From the sounds of things, that was the only answer she was getting. "How many times do I have to tell you? If you want me to make you aburage, ask while I'm still in the kitchen."
He had given up on avoiding mooching altogether, but that didn't mean it wasn't so much more convenient when he could easily make more.
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[prose]
He had his bento prepared for him by his housekeeper, Combot was following closely behind. He kept his dog Caesar at home with the housekeeper now since it was pretty clear that he wouldn't be able to keep the dog away from the students as social as the bulldog was.
He picked a place that was close by but not too close to cause any discomfort and sat at the bench. The chilly weather was fitting for his distant behavior as he unpacked his lunch. He glanced at the new janitor.
"They can grate on your nerves after a while."
He used to love to teach but now he can't find it in him to continue without any discomfort and uneasiness between himself and the students. It was almost depressing just being this close. He slid open the box and grimaced.
"I specifically asked for no ham. Nobody listens to simple instructions any more." The technician sighed.
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"Mm. Well, I'm not sure it's reasonable to expect any different from teenagers."
Lord knew he had been a piece of work at that age. Idly, he watched as Lee opened up his own bento. He couldn't help but raise an eyebrow as the other man spoke again.
"Perhaps you'd be more satisfied if you took care of lunch yourself."
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His own teen years were filled with confusion and doubt that he didn't know which way was up until he was sent to America for schooling. He was a quiet one most of the time that kept to himself.
"I shouldn't complain." He turned his attention back to his bento.
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Whoever this person is, he touched on a very sensitive matter and it was Lee's own fault that he landed himself in that position despite the demotion and even worse, he wasn't about to say why he was put there.
In a dignified manner, Lee stood up from his seat, picked up his box. It was back to work and now he was beginning to feel bitter.
"It was nice speaking with you. Good day." He bowed before he turned and walked away.