cнloe "тнe deтecтιve" decĸer (
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Entry tags:
- detroit become human: connor,
- from dusk till dawn: seth gecko,
- lucifer: chloe decker,
- lucifer: mazikeen,
- marvel: leo fitz,
- marvel: natasha romanoff,
- outlander: claire fraser,
- the flash: cisco ramon,
- the good place: eleanor shellstrop,
- the vampire diaries: caroline forbes,
- the vampire diaries: klaus mikaelson
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[ Chloe is sitting at her desk with the camera propped up in front of her, and she looks wholly uncomfortable, which is par for the course whenever she addresses the network. She takes a deep breath, speaking with an even tone, clearly having rehearsed what she's about to say quite a few times. ]
Hi, everyone. If you don't know me, my name is Chloe Decker. I've been in Wonderland for almost two years, and before I came here I was a homicide detective with the Los Angeles Police Department. For the last few months I've been running the Deux Lux bar and nightclub, so if you don't know me personally, maybe you've seen me there. That's, uh, not really the point of this, though.
[ She clears her throat and pushes her hair over her shoulder, trying to get back on track. ]
I'm not closing down Lux or anything, but I've come to terms pretty recently with the fact that I'm always going to be a cop. About a year or so ago someone put together a guard to help protect people who had died multiple times in Wonderland. That person has since gone home but I always thought it was a good idea, and even though our relationship with the Mirrorside has seemed to change a little since last year, I think the concept is still applicable. So what I'd like to do is talk about reforming something similar, a group of people who have experience that might be able to offer resources or even protection for those who need it, especially during the more chaotic events.
And even outside of them, when necessary. Some of you are probably aware of an incident that occurred last year involving one of our own being murdered, and I don't think I'm the only one who felt helpless to do anything during that situation. I don't plan on laying down any law here... For the most part, I've learned we take care of each other as best we can. But I do think there is a basic code that needs to be upheld and that is one of decency towards each other, and for me, that means letting the people I care about know that they have somewhere to turn when they need help. I think this idea could help with that, whether it be organizing rescues or safe areas during events, or developing some kind of due process when someone is doing active harm to our community.
[ The part of the script she's more or less memorized is over at that point, so she presses her lips together and nods at the camera. ]
I'm open to suggestions, and volunteers.
Hi, everyone. If you don't know me, my name is Chloe Decker. I've been in Wonderland for almost two years, and before I came here I was a homicide detective with the Los Angeles Police Department. For the last few months I've been running the Deux Lux bar and nightclub, so if you don't know me personally, maybe you've seen me there. That's, uh, not really the point of this, though.
[ She clears her throat and pushes her hair over her shoulder, trying to get back on track. ]
I'm not closing down Lux or anything, but I've come to terms pretty recently with the fact that I'm always going to be a cop. About a year or so ago someone put together a guard to help protect people who had died multiple times in Wonderland. That person has since gone home but I always thought it was a good idea, and even though our relationship with the Mirrorside has seemed to change a little since last year, I think the concept is still applicable. So what I'd like to do is talk about reforming something similar, a group of people who have experience that might be able to offer resources or even protection for those who need it, especially during the more chaotic events.
And even outside of them, when necessary. Some of you are probably aware of an incident that occurred last year involving one of our own being murdered, and I don't think I'm the only one who felt helpless to do anything during that situation. I don't plan on laying down any law here... For the most part, I've learned we take care of each other as best we can. But I do think there is a basic code that needs to be upheld and that is one of decency towards each other, and for me, that means letting the people I care about know that they have somewhere to turn when they need help. I think this idea could help with that, whether it be organizing rescues or safe areas during events, or developing some kind of due process when someone is doing active harm to our community.
[ The part of the script she's more or less memorized is over at that point, so she presses her lips together and nods at the camera. ]
I'm open to suggestions, and volunteers.
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How many slip between the cracks and die.
[He pauses, knowing he had let himself forget about this talk until recently with things with Claire.]
Also... Do you know that most of Evelyn's deaths were not because of issues in events like we've dealt with? It was others here.
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[ She musters a glare, and he's probably glad he's not in slapping distance. ]
It never occurred to you to tell me that?
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[Natasha tilts her head, foregoing any small talk or introductions.]
Not a bad idea. It's an easier sell than an actual police force would be. More practical too.
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Thank you.
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[ She still feels pretty responsible for it, so this is her way of trying to make up for it. ]
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he's not precisely known for heeding human conventions, let alone decency.
chloe leading the face of this, however. that he has faith in, and in her.
it certainly helps that her aim is more realistic than any other he's heard.
klaus is lounging on his couch, one ankle propped on his knee. ) Glad to see you're coming into your own.
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Klaus, she hadn't been so sure about, but in her heart of hearts, she never would have doubted him. ]
A lot has happened since you've been gone. [ Things that, outside of Lucifer, she probably wouldn't admit to anyone. Except, maybe, Klaus. ]
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Count me in. I'm definitely down for this. I really dig the sense of community you're gunning for, here. Especially in a place like this, that does so much to try and tear us all apart, I think it's a really important thing to create and try to hold onto.
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[She's pretty sure Chloe already know that, but it's worth saying so out loud, too.]
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I would love that. It's so good to have you back.
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[ Why is she not surprised the drunk girl on the network might need some protecting? ]
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So you're not laying down any laws but you are trying to develop rules for this neighborhood?
[This could have been sarcastic, but it sounds like a genuine question. He's curious how she's going to approach this, and he's curious how it's going to go.]
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Uh, I don't think we really need rules, besides 'don't hurt anyone.' Which is apparently a concept a few people haven't entirely grasped.
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She, as a rule, distrusts police, or any government organization authorized to use force. She didn’t always feel that way, but after taking down a government conspiracy or two you start to feel like you’ve earned your paranoia.
But this isn’t just any cop. This is Chloe. So she waits, and she thinks, and she fully forms an opinion before saying anything.]
This will be difficult to do well and to sustain. Are you prepared for that?
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You've never known me as a cop. Believe me, I'm ready to take this on.
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Hello, Chloe. My name is Connor. I worked for the Detroit Police Department before coming here myself. That seems like a good kind of organization to have around here during times of strife. [Events really..] I wouldn't mind helping out if you need more people.
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When she was thirteen, she volunteered for a 'war' in Wonderland, because she thought she could help protect the only place that had felt like home to her since she was eight. It wound up with her becoming a chess piece in a game with no control and no power to fight, and then drowning, out of some stupid form of protest to not be- to not lose her willpower. Her ability to choose, to fight, to be herself still.
She still wants to protect this place, but not on the side of any Queen. She still wants to use her skills for something... good. The concept of police is hard to wrap her head around anymore, but she knows there were laws and rights and wrongs. Maybe she wants an outlet for all her violence that's... good. for once. Not that she regrets fighting raiders, it's just all dirty and messy. )
I want to help.
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Not just that. She was her daughter's age. Her instinct is to protect her, not to put her in the line of fire. Still, the girl's confidence can't be completely ignored and thus, neither can her offer. ]
I'm sure we can find a place for you, but I don't want you fighting anything unless absolutely necessary. [ She reminds her too much of Trixie, and Chloe isn't sure she can completely get past that hurdle. ] If something happens to you, it would be my responsibility and I... I'm not sure I can risk that.
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What ye speak of, lass, there's a great need for it. I thank ye for bringin' it forward for everyone.
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You don't need to thank me. [ It certainly doesn't help what Claire has already been through, and Chloe still feels far more responsible for that than she probably should. ] I just hope that it helps.