Edward Nigma | The Riddler (
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Riddle 032: Milked For All He's Worth
[Hey Mayfield. Guess who's been a busy little drone this evening? Well, now that he's gone and killed his first victim, the Riddler's going to be headed on home. But first?
A. ACTION - The Gas Station / Diner - Evening
The Riddler's at the gas station, whistling to himself and filling up the Riddler-Mobile. Which you've probably noticed is a little bit dented. And is missing a windshield. And appears to have something just barely jutting out of the trunk. It's small. Black. Almost looks like a piece of a certain someone's... cape. Not that any of this bothers the Riddler in the slightest.
B. ACTION - 726 Anderson Lane - Soon After
Now that his car's all filled up and everything's all hunky-dory, Edward Nigma's gonna head on home, parking his car in the garage. He doesn't bother taking the corpse out of the trunk, simply leaving it locked inside. Never mind the fact that his ordinarily stainless green suit is still covered in blood. His familiar cane, bent and bloodied, is in his hand.
When he enters the house, there's a big, cheery grin on his face.]
Daddy's home! [Laughing jovially, he'll mosey on over to the kitchen.] How's my happy, healthy family this evening?
A. ACTION - The Gas Station / Diner - Evening
The Riddler's at the gas station, whistling to himself and filling up the Riddler-Mobile. Which you've probably noticed is a little bit dented. And is missing a windshield. And appears to have something just barely jutting out of the trunk. It's small. Black. Almost looks like a piece of a certain someone's... cape. Not that any of this bothers the Riddler in the slightest.
B. ACTION - 726 Anderson Lane - Soon After
Now that his car's all filled up and everything's all hunky-dory, Edward Nigma's gonna head on home, parking his car in the garage. He doesn't bother taking the corpse out of the trunk, simply leaving it locked inside. Never mind the fact that his ordinarily stainless green suit is still covered in blood. His familiar cane, bent and bloodied, is in his hand.
When he enters the house, there's a big, cheery grin on his face.]
Daddy's home! [Laughing jovially, he'll mosey on over to the kitchen.] How's my happy, healthy family this evening?
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[As Slugger swings the bat at Edward's hand, Luke attempts to aim a kick at Edward's shin.]
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And that.
[Susan seems to have recovered from her temper tantrum. She lowers her arm from her position in the doorway; there is a sword attached to her side as well. Just in case.]
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Before he can lunge at the boy, though, he's interrupted by the sudden arrival of a flying poker. The pointed tip of which pierces into his temple, lodging itself right on into his head. He doesn't say a word---he can't, really. But after a second, the Riddler's drone tumbles to the ground. Dead.]
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He doesn't say anything yet, just stares at her in shock as if to say 'That was some throw'.]
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In absolute horror.]
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[Before Luke can stare at the body too long, his vision is being obscured by the back of Susan's black cloak, which somehow seems to purposefully flare out to obstruct his sight. Susan will bend over and, with an unusual display of strength, pull the poker out from where it had lodged in the Riddler's head.
Blood and goo. Not particularly pleasant.]
Slugger, fetch me the linen bandages. Then escort your brother up.
[Whether that's a slip of the tongue or not, she doesn't correct herself.]
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This way. Unless you want the nightmares to be worse.
[He's actually serious.]
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H-he's...
[Dead, he's dead. He looks absolutely distressed at Slugger. While the dead do come back from Mayfield, it wasn't something he was used to witnessing.]
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Maybe this should go in the sketchbook.
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[...He probably said that louder then he should have, but right now he's more concerned about the dead body of the Riddler. Luke slightly lowers his voice.]
T-they come back right? That's what everyone says. It's true, isn't it?
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Just go upstairs. Susan and I will handle this.
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O-okay.
[And with that, he scurries upstairs.]
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Well? Go on and keep him company. I can clean up here.
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Where should we put him?
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The basement, of course. Where else?
[She picks up the shoulders and then drops them absentmindedly, taking some rope stowed in one of the cupboards instead (she had taken to leaving odd lengths of rope around the house after the last few incidents). Then she'll pick up the shoulders.]
Downstairs, then. I'll go around first.
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And so 'mother' and 'son' engage in what is quickly becoming a family tradition at the Nigma Residence---carrying Mr. Nigma's body down into the cellar for binding.]