Real eloquent, Mark. He's not quite sure what happened--there was a shift. Mark had been about to pull out a box, try to find a tape of Roger he could send with Billy to show CHAOS when the other suddenly decided to yell excitedly and brandish a piece of plastic. A credit card. A Valkyrie credit card. A Valkyrie credit card that Billy is insisting they use.
No way in hell Mark is going to say no. He can't remember the last time he ate in a restaurant. Shit, he barely remembers a day when he's budgeting one packet of ramen a day. Artist living was never glamourous, anyone who said anything else was lying. Especially if he's selling his equipment and all of his money is going to help Roger.
But Billy wants him to go. That's what strikes him as the oddest. That's why he looks genuinely confused, brows knitting. "It's about time we teach them a lesson," He states. That's a 'yes' in Mark's book. "But wouldn't you rather Roger than me?"
Why the hell would anyone want the silent observer?
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Real eloquent, Mark. He's not quite sure what happened--there was a shift. Mark had been about to pull out a box, try to find a tape of Roger he could send with Billy to show CHAOS when the other suddenly decided to yell excitedly and brandish a piece of plastic. A credit card. A Valkyrie credit card. A Valkyrie credit card that Billy is insisting they use.
No way in hell Mark is going to say no. He can't remember the last time he ate in a restaurant. Shit, he barely remembers a day when he's budgeting one packet of ramen a day. Artist living was never glamourous, anyone who said anything else was lying. Especially if he's selling his equipment and all of his money is going to help Roger.
But Billy wants him to go. That's what strikes him as the oddest. That's why he looks genuinely confused, brows knitting. "It's about time we teach them a lesson," He states. That's a 'yes' in Mark's book. "But wouldn't you rather Roger than me?"
Why the hell would anyone want the silent observer?