Talking with Sam.
Feb. 9th, 2015 04:04 pmJay's workshop is technically nothing more than a canvas walled off section of the garage with a large RV as one corner. In it are several full sized bikes and a half dozen kids bikes; half stripped and clearly being rebuilt. There are four white (well, mostly white, some paint splattering) robots tucked in a corner. Benches line the walls with tool chests between them.
"Welcome to my space. There's a bar fridge under the bench there. Grab a brew if you want one."
"Welcome to my space. There's a bar fridge under the bench there. Grab a brew if you want one."
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Date: 2015-02-24 11:28 pm (UTC)"Hmm, did you balance anything good with the killing? I know a lot of vets find guilt builds up and they need to do things to even the scales. Volunteering or donating to charities, that kind of thing. Though maybe your other career helps? When your old family isn't getting up in your business, of course."
Sam maybe hoping for a smile to break the tension a bit. Jay's letting go with some heavy stuff, among some of the heaviest Sam's heard.
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Date: 2015-02-24 11:42 pm (UTC)"But people have been caught in the cross-fire because of me, because of the choices I've made. And I help their families, as best I can." He toys the African beaded bracelet around his wrist in an unconsciously repentant gesture, like someone fingering rosary.
He shrugs then. "The family didn't find out it was me till recently. Up until about six months ago, they thought I was still dead."
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Date: 2015-02-27 07:42 pm (UTC)"Aside from the fight, how did that go? The reunion I mean?"
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Date: 2015-03-01 03:26 am (UTC)