I know. It's an awful name. But it's... it's somehow enough to keep the people who will talk about anything they see for a price out of there, and dumb enough that the people who just want to start stabbing everyone and throwing punches don't go there.
[He's so tempted to laugh, and if the atmosphere weren't quite so businesslike, he would.]
I didn't think anything could beat that Northern-style restaurant with the ridiculous punctuation, but that'll do it. Still. As long as the place keeps us out of trouble, it can have as stupid a name as it pleases.
[Really, it's almost charming.]
I'm assuming it might be emptier in the afternoon, unless it's better to blend in with the evening crowd.
It's better to blend in. More noise means less of a chance of being overheard, and in the chaos we'll stand out a little less.
[He's kinda fond of stupid names. His cat is named Hero of Purrelden, after all.]
What's the Northern-style restaurant with ridiculous punctuation? I'm not sure I've noticed it and I could certainly go for a northern level of spice in my food. The south doesn't seem to understand the concept whatsoever.
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Death's Death's Proud Bear.
[A beat.]
I know. It's an awful name. But it's... it's somehow enough to keep the people who will talk about anything they see for a price out of there, and dumb enough that the people who just want to start stabbing everyone and throwing punches don't go there.
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I didn't think anything could beat that Northern-style restaurant with the ridiculous punctuation, but that'll do it. Still. As long as the place keeps us out of trouble, it can have as stupid a name as it pleases.
[Really, it's almost charming.]
I'm assuming it might be emptier in the afternoon, unless it's better to blend in with the evening crowd.
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[He's kinda fond of stupid names. His cat is named Hero of Purrelden, after all.]
What's the Northern-style restaurant with ridiculous punctuation? I'm not sure I've noticed it and I could certainly go for a northern level of spice in my food. The south doesn't seem to understand the concept whatsoever.