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Daryl Dixon [The Walking Dead] ([info]tellthefrogs) wrote in [info]expresslogs,
@ 2012-07-19 20:50:00

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Entry tags:!dice, {daryl dixon, {glimmer

Who: Daryl Dixon and Glimmer
What: Chance meeting in the gm car
Where: Gym car
When: Tonight
Warnings: Not likely

Daryl had adjusted to life on the train better than he'd ever thought possible. He'd arrived fresh from zombie'ville, and after a lifetime running through the woods and taking care of himself, the train proved to be restrictive and confining. But then he'd met Maryanne, and the walls didn't feel so close and suffocating any more.

He still had a lot of energy to burn, most days. He was grateful for the gym car, because trying to get the chance car to provide a gym was like trying to squeeze blood from a turnip. Having a car set up permanently was one of the few nice things Daryl could recall, that the train had done.

And to prove how grateful he was, Daryl visited the gym at least four or five, sometimes seven, times a week. He went in, his hair still wet from a shower. Wearing a sleeveless shirt and work out pants, he sauntered in like he owned the place, blue eyes searching the room to see who was there tonight.



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[info]tellthefrogs
2012-08-04 01:00 am UTC (link)
"Those were the bees?" Daryl made a face. "I helped carry one of the victims to the infirmary. They did a real number on the guy." Daryl didn't even know who Gale was, now. He probably wouldn't even recognise him if he saw him, considering his face had been swollen when Daryl had seen him.

"Don't know that I'd be dead, but where I came from, it ain't looking good." Daryl was glad to be away from the zombies. For that reason alone he preferred the train.

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[info]starof1
2012-08-04 01:06 am UTC (link)
Glimmer nodded. "Yeah. This bitch back home apparently dropped a nest of 'em from the tree we were under, just before I wound up here. Cato says I..." she swallowed, shaking her head.

"They got him too, here. I'm just glad someone went and got his ass, since I promised him for some reason I wouldn't go out. Surprised someone did, seeing as lots of people around here don't like him," she shrugged. "Never got her name. Have to see if Cato did, thank her or something one of these days. 'least I can do stuff like that here. Even if we--" she huffed.

"Well. Cato and I've both got a lot of choices we wouldn't have had back home, that's for sure."

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[info]tellthefrogs
2012-08-04 03:20 pm UTC (link)
"I had zombies, back home," Daryl shrugged. "Not sure I'd rather have them bees." Daryl'd seen the effects of the jackers, and recovery was possible, unlike a zombie bite. There was no coming back from that, not even death unless someone put an arrow (or a bullet) through your head.

"This and more's why I prefer the train, fickle as it is." That much was true. Daryl had found some sort of peace, on the train. He just hoped no one else from home showed up. He didn't care to see any of them again, not even his brother. He didn't know, and would never know, if Merle had been turned, somewhere along the way. He found he didn't really care, anymore. He'd found his peace, his happiness, and he was glad to be as far from home as he could be.

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