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[closed] yeah yeah and I'm alright
Date & Time: June 29 — July ∞
Location: Around Exsilium
Characters: Saul & TBA
Summary: A catch-all log for Saul's many business etc. meetings throughout the month, because otherwise there would be like a million logs up. Not even an exaggeration. An actual million.
Warnings: Drugs in Jesse's thread, violence in Coby's, sap in Effie's.
Location: Around Exsilium
Characters: Saul & TBA
Summary: A catch-all log for Saul's many business etc. meetings throughout the month, because otherwise there would be like a million logs up. Not even an exaggeration. An actual million.
Warnings: Drugs in Jesse's thread, violence in Coby's, sap in Effie's.
[Sometimes, the best way to get over something is to find a suitable distraction.
Since Saul's #1 distraction has always been work, he doesn't see why that can't be the case here as well — he may not technically be practicing law at the moment, but his skill set is undeniably useful. Extremely so. (As far as he's considered, anyway.) He doesn't need his own office or a secretary or a PI or a bodyguard to get plenty of shit done. He's Saul Goodman, for godssakes — what the hell good is he if he's not working?
His hands have been idle for too long, and look at where they've gotten him.
Devil's tools indeed.
So here he is, keeping busy. Training, doing business, drinking more coffee (and alcohol) than he probably should. Whatever works, right? Right.]
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He's just a scared kid, Sonya. I told you, didn't I? He doesn't want help, so that's why he pushes people away. It's easier.
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I've been a scared kid. Hasn't even been that long since I was one. Never would have done that. Not in a hundred years.
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[She lifts her eyebrows at him.]
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[He sighs and pinches the bridge of his nose.
Damn it, damn it, damn it.]
Just leave him alone. Okay? Stay out of his way and he'll stay out of yours.
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[She finally does look at him, right in the eyes.]
Explain it to me. He has no sense of obligation, but you do, and after what he's done I'm owed a pound of flesh but I'll take an explanation in its stead. Explain to me, precisely, what I have no idea about.
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Something in Saul's expression falters. He tries to hold Sonya's gaze, but can't.]
You know how abusive relationships work, right?
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And are we suddenly in some parallel universe where people get a pass for being fucked up, instead of needing to fix their problems?
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[Well. Sort of. Maybe not fixed, but it was at least better.]
And then the asshole showed up here.
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So why not make him disappear?
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It's too late.
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What, does he have some sort of life-sapping ability or something?
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[Saul has to pause and take a deep breath, mentally count to ten. Time to regroup.]
They think they need each other. That's what this boils down to.
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How romantic. So fucking what? I take it from your answer that you have no personal moral objection to killing this guy, right?
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[Saul shrugs.]
There's a long line of people who'd pull the trigger on this guy. If there were a guarantee that he'd stay dead, I'd be in that line myself.
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And he's rethinking it.
So they're all shit out of luck.
Saul runs a hand through his hair, heaves another sigh, and shifts around so he can slump against the couch again. He might just lean over a little, maybe like he's about to... rest his head on her shoulder. Yes. That's what happens.]
I can't deal with this.
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And that's weirdly nice.
Saul Fucking Goodman. She wishes she could just sign off from this motherfucker and his drama, just like she'd quit any other friend whose issues threatened her or her stability or her prospects, but for some fucking reason she just keeps at it.]
So don't.
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He's tired. Every time he has to have this conversation, he loses a little more energy. For someone like him — someone who's used to running on maximum almost 24/7, someone who keeps on keeping on no matter what — saying what he just said and doing what he just did is admitting vulnerability he'd rather pretend isn't even there. He's too resilient for this shit.
But he'd agree; it's weirdly nice to let his guard down, even if this only lasts for a few minutes.
For now, though, he remains as is, staring ahead.]
I can't abandon him. [Beat.] I'm sorry you got dragged into this.
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I'm not saying abandon him. [She shrugs the shoulder he isn't weighing down with his head.]
I'm saying declare war.
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It's a great mental image, all those young ladies beating the shit out of Walter.]
This place doesn't need another war.
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