FAMILY DINNER
[Having Nancy over isn't as common as it used to be, life is busy and whatnot, but Eames sometimes makes an effort. He's even gone so far as to make something to eat that he knows Nancy loves, and he is well stocked with wine for the two of them.]
[Arthur's off visiting a friend or something, so it's just the two of them for tonight. The two of them and a dog who is always happy for familiar company and spends a good chunk of time sat by Nancy's feet, only slightly hoping maybe she'll share some food even if it's against the rules.]
[Arthur's off visiting a friend or something, so it's just the two of them for tonight. The two of them and a dog who is always happy for familiar company and spends a good chunk of time sat by Nancy's feet, only slightly hoping maybe she'll share some food even if it's against the rules.]

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[Nancy swirls her wine in her glass and leans back.] Y'ever think you'll get married?
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[Romantic.]
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[So there.]
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[check-mate]
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I could spend hours talking about how brilliant he is, how every stupid fight over condiments is worth it to wake up next to him and the way it kills me knowing his life is so, so short.
[Despite the weight of what he's saying, Eames says it conversationally, like discussing the weather or travel plans.]
Marriage is a romanticised contract, it doesn't mean anything.
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[She raises an eyebrow, but drinks with a grin.] Is there a way to turn him immortal? [Other than to vamp him, of course. But there had to be some sort of charm that could grant him a long happy life.]
Oh come on! It means everything! It's a symbol to you and everyone that you're in it together, that you have found the one person you'd do anything for. It's beautiful.
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[He waves off the comments about symbols. It might be nice, truthfully it has been in the past, but that's a conversation for him to have with Arthur much further down the line.]
[He also thinks Nancy needs to lower her marriage expectations a little, but she's always had an almost childlike heart when it comes to love and romance.]
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I always said I never wanted to be immortal. [Cooper had wanted to turn her, but had respected her enough to let her have her mortal life. Cesare had offered, as well.]
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[It's something he thinks mortals struggle to understand, and how could they? How can you account for how it alters your perspective and changes your priorities.]
[But anyway.]
And Arthur's already a prick, I don't need to deal with what immortality would do to him too.
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A prick- but you love him.
And his prick.
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You're not wrong, I do love that prick. [...] And Arthur's not bad either, I suppose.
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I mean, if you had to choose... [She giggles, not actually asking Eames at all. She knows Arthur comes as a full package.]
Y'know, I can't believe you didn't tell me the second it started happening. Especially with how happy he seems to be making you. I mean, I told you about Cooper right away, didn't I?
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[aND ANOTHER THING.] And I don't have to tell you who I'm fucking just because you know them. I didn't tell you when I was sleeping with Jean-Claude, and that started on a much friendlier note.
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[Nancy blinks at Eames.] You were fucking J-C? WHEN!
[This is important. Tell her everything.]
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Was it before or after we killed Harris...?
[It's more of a murmur to himself than any response to Nancy while he thinks that over.]
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[She's joking. Mostly.]
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[A shame in at least one case. He's pretty sure Yasmin would be something.]
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Roslin's quite pretty. [Now she's just teasing him.]
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[Okay well there's one.]
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[Then again, she'd slept with the previous president.]
Jesus, Eames.
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I really enjoy sex, what do you want from me?
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Oh my god- you're amazing. I love it, I really, really love it. [She's looking at him with a great fondness.]
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Well I'm glad someone appreciates me.
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I feel like this is set in a weird side universe where everything is peachy
what do you mean that's not how things are for them already
my bad. they live in the happiest timeline.
correct. everything is always ultimately fine
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