[She hops down from her stool and runs a hand along the edge of the table until she picks a seat, not at the head but next to it. She likes the table. It reminds her of her mother's kitchen. It has generations worn into it.
Murphy raps her knuckles against the surface once, a superstitious kind of greeting for the ghosts of diners past.]
I'm curious. What's Bruce Wayne's day like after a disaster like last night?
[He's so used to people making everything about his parents, he forgets--]
As much as I feel like, then. It's not uncommon for me to disappear on an extended vacation whenever Gotham's in a bit of a rough patch. I make a habit of being unavailable.
[He's an intensely private person, that much is no doubt in evidence.]
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Murphy raps her knuckles against the surface once, a superstitious kind of greeting for the ghosts of diners past.]
I'm curious. What's Bruce Wayne's day like after a disaster like last night?
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The same as any other day, Lieutenant. I learned a long time ago not to allow myself to be crippled by tragedy.
[He'd never get out of bed in the morning, were that the case.]
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[He's so used to people making everything about his parents, he forgets--]
As much as I feel like, then. It's not uncommon for me to disappear on an extended vacation whenever Gotham's in a bit of a rough patch. I make a habit of being unavailable.
[He's an intensely private person, that much is no doubt in evidence.]