Edward Nigma | The Riddler (
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Riddle 014: Christmas Angst [Voice/Action]
[Edward comes downstairs on Christmas Morning, wading through the sea of cats that had seemingly filled up the house. Coming across a bunch of presents beneath the tree in green wrapping paper, he smirks. He takes a look at the note, tossing it backwards and tearing into his presents like a little kid. He pulls out his cane. A new revolver. A Rubiks' Cube. And... Batman's utility belt? And a working bat credit-card with the name "Bruce Wayne" on it. He chuckles, sliding it into his pocket and pulling the belt on. But as soon as he snaps the belt around his waist, he feels... strange. Different. He remembers...
Bang! His father keeling over in the alleyway. His mother screams.
BANG! His mother tumbling down, pearls flying everywhere. Rain falling down. Masking Edward's tears on that fateful night.
He looks at the gun beneath the tree once again and his eyes widen in fear. This is the kind of weapon that took his parents away from him... With a sudden, vehement motion, he hurtles it out the window into the snow. He then stands straight. Resolute. A stern look on his face. Eddie knows what must be done. He strides back upstairs. Puts on his best green suit. Black sunglasses he's picked up in town. His trademark bowler hat. He marches back downstairs and out the door, examining his new Riddler-Mobile in the driveway. It's elaborate. Tricked out. It'll get the job done. He climbs in, fastens his seatbelt, and tears off down Anderson Lane.
He takes note that there is a phone installed within the car's console, and he picks it up, speaking with a much gruffer, throatier voice than usual.]
Enjoying your Christmas, Mayfield? Some of us aren't. Some of us have had innocent people taken away. Forever. By whom, you might ask? Nothing more than a common criminal. A miserable, unrelenting, unforgiving coward with a gun, who thinks he has something to prove. Who thinks he can strike fear into the hearts of innocents. Well. Now it's my turn. To all you criminal scum of Mayfield. Your days are numbered. And to those hardworking innocents, trapped and frightened? Your new guardian has arrived.
[He is vengeance. He is the night. He is Edward Nigma, the Goddamn Riddler. He'll be patrolling around the town in his new Riddler-Mobile, and will be looking, just looking for people to punish. You can also speak to him via the carphone.]
Bang! His father keeling over in the alleyway. His mother screams.
BANG! His mother tumbling down, pearls flying everywhere. Rain falling down. Masking Edward's tears on that fateful night.
He looks at the gun beneath the tree once again and his eyes widen in fear. This is the kind of weapon that took his parents away from him... With a sudden, vehement motion, he hurtles it out the window into the snow. He then stands straight. Resolute. A stern look on his face. Eddie knows what must be done. He strides back upstairs. Puts on his best green suit. Black sunglasses he's picked up in town. His trademark bowler hat. He marches back downstairs and out the door, examining his new Riddler-Mobile in the driveway. It's elaborate. Tricked out. It'll get the job done. He climbs in, fastens his seatbelt, and tears off down Anderson Lane.
He takes note that there is a phone installed within the car's console, and he picks it up, speaking with a much gruffer, throatier voice than usual.]
Enjoying your Christmas, Mayfield? Some of us aren't. Some of us have had innocent people taken away. Forever. By whom, you might ask? Nothing more than a common criminal. A miserable, unrelenting, unforgiving coward with a gun, who thinks he has something to prove. Who thinks he can strike fear into the hearts of innocents. Well. Now it's my turn. To all you criminal scum of Mayfield. Your days are numbered. And to those hardworking innocents, trapped and frightened? Your new guardian has arrived.
[He is vengeance. He is the night. He is Edward Nigma, the Goddamn Riddler. He'll be patrolling around the town in his new Riddler-Mobile, and will be looking, just looking for people to punish. You can also speak to him via the carphone.]
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late!tag, sorry
While he's on the streets, however, he may find his "son" tearing around a street corner at break-neck speed on his "new" skates. Slugger seems to have very little concern for motorists that might be out using the road and has already earned himself a handful of honking car horns.]
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For you.
[A grin. Eddie's old socks were thrown into the fireplace days ago in order to replace them with new ones. This is how Slugger does gifts.
Anyway. Care to talk about your day, Daddy?]
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Thank you, Slugger.
[He sighs, making his way gingerly to the couch and having himself a nice, well-deserved sit-down. Please don't ask me how my day was please don't ask me how my day was please please please.]
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He can tell by the sigh how put-upon Eddie must be feeling right now. Perhaps, just this once, he'll spare you the trouble of--]
So what happened?
[Never mind. Too curious.]
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I may have run into some trouble today.
[God. DAMMIT.]
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How bad?
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Sorry for late. =(
[As Edward opens the bedroom door on his way back from the Christmas tree, the sea of cats floods into the room and begins to drown Susan.]
S'fine!
Go on, stop that!
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None of you had better expect to be fed.
I believe it's time to migrate to the bathroom. Find me when this preposterous holiday is over.
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So these cats were meant for you? I was wondering what they were doing here.
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[Wading through, Susan makes it to the bed and sits down with a muffled noise of annoyance. Edward may notice the letter (http://mayfield-mods.livejournal.com/48852.html?thread=1362900#t1362900) she received from Santa Claus on the floor where she'd abandoned it to the Plague of Kittens.]
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...a bit of a harsh sense of humor, this "Santa Claus" has.
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[Susan folds her arms and shoots him a look.]
Well? What did you receive? That silly belt?
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