Gun Club, 12pm

[mparkerceo.livejournal.com]

Parker set up the Gun Club targets, set up the Rules, and then settled in for some serious target shooting while she contemplated disappearances and investigations.

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Re: Talk to Parker

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"Excellent. Try it again." Parker remembered River's actions at the Fair, and carefully watched River prep for the next shot. "Maybe move your shoulders forward, a little. Just so you don't get tired."

Re: Talk to Parker

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Following Parker's advice, River fired again, this time hitting the target right next to her previous shot. She smiled. "I'm enjoying this."

Re: Talk to Parker

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Parker grinned. "Loud noises, destructive actions, plus having to concentrate to do it right-- what's not to love?" She leaned against the wall of the alley. "How long has it been, since--" And she remembered where River said she learned to shoot. "--you've been doing this?" She added, hoping River forgave her if that reminded her of the past.

Re: Talk to Parker

[moonbrain-tam.livejournal.com]

The time she had spent at the Academy was a mess of unsorted memories in her mind, some of which seemed unaccessible. She just frowned, shaking her head. "Unclear. Better to relearn here. My own choice."

Re: Talk to Parker

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Parker relaxed, her own concerns on the subject allayed. "Good. That kind of training can be-- unreliable." She thought of Jack, and the memories that had gotten stolen--

Ho ho ho and a bottle of rum
Santa's run off to the Carribean...

Then quickly veered away from that though, and back to River. "Keep shooting, and when the clip's empty, we'll see what kind of score you've got. Your stance and grip are both good, but you might want to move your fingers up, just a bit-- your hands are small enough that you'll get a better grip that way."

Re: Talk to Parker

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River raised an eyebrow at the thought of Jack an missing memories. It didn't exactly surprise her, but still made her curious. It was obvious that Parker didn't want her to pick up that, however, so she said nothing.

With a quick smile at Parker she said: "Will practice. Thank you."