( shuffling the iPad under her arm, this is what he was actually waiting for. he has such a long list on his plate! he rips a page and holds it out. )
Her trailer is the last one on the right, but she's in with the writers right now. Do me a favor and double - triple check her rider for me. She wants ramen, so I'll see you in - I don't even know - an hour? But, message me if you have any questions.
[He does give it a cursory glance as he walks towards the door, to see if there's anything he can use, but ideally he wants to just post himself in her trailer and wait for her to finish the day. He reaches for his phone to send off a text.]
( a conversation is ending, quite clearly, an accented 'Thank you,' follows as the door opens and a nebbishy writer comes face to face with -
"Oh, hey, sorry," he says, moving around "Tom," stepping down the steps.
"Harvey, one more -" Rosalyn says, coming to the doorway. "thing." She studies "Tom" for a second. "Harvey," he stops and turns. "Never mind, just send the pink pages to set," she asks, finally regarding Lucas.
"Come in, come in," she says, moving back into her trailer. She grabs a few nuts from a bowl, moving to the other side. She sweeps her robe's train out from under her so she can sit on the couch. "To what do I owe this pleasure? Tell me, what does Colleen need. I will help with anything, as long as it doesn't push into my scene."
[He steps in, closing the door behind him and gently slipping the anti-magic hex bag over the doorknob as he flicks the lock, trying to do this subtly (12). There's not a lot of space in here for him to do so, but he doesn't think this will last that long anyway.]
[He wonders if he should just rush it. Could he just snap her neck and be done with it? She doesn't seem to be paying attention. He doesn't want this turning into a huge fight.
He can't just say it isn't personal, because it is. It's his life over hers. But he can't help but feel a little bad for the woman that she's inhabiting, the family she's leaving behind who may or may not know all the dirty little secrets.
Still, he shoves those thoughts down as he strides across to meet her, and attempt to get her into a chokehold to keep things quiet (11). No point in dragging things out.]
( She knows what's happening. It was only a matter of time. Unlike others in the circle, she knows that with every jump, she's on borrowed time. She doesn't fight it, barely turns her head before his arm is around her neck. She had a whole speech repaired about the frailty and beauty of life. And how she finally fulfilled her long ago potential. The Roslyn Sanchez. Tell Eric I loved him. Because she had. But all of it goes unsaid.
She does sputter out. )
Good. Fight. For. Your... self.
( She doesn't tug at his arm, or even pull herself off the sofa or make any commotion. She surrenders to her fate.
She does keep her eyes on him the entire time. He should look her in the eye as he kills her, shouldn't he? )
[It's unnerving, the way she doesn't fight him, but he doesn't stop either. He holds the chokehold until she stops struggling, and then waits a bit longer until he's sure that she's stopped breathing. Until he's sure she's dead.
He wonders, briefly, if he should feel different now that the job is done. If he should feel better or worse. If he should frame this to look more like an accident, more intentional.
But in the end, he decides to just leave it. Her slumped over the makeup table, nothing else disturbed, and prepares to make his escape. He waits until the footsteps outside lessen, heads out back into the trailers and disappears off the set (20).
( Max gets out on his own, apparently women are helped from cars.
"Great, you can follow me this way," the blonde says, leading the twins. He marches them through the lot, making small talk before reaching Rosalyn's trailer.
He knocks and calls into the trailer. "Rosalyn, it's Johnny. Your management representatives are here!" A beat passes, "Rosalyn," he pulls down on the handle and lets himself in. "Rosalyn, are you --" His heart drops as he yells her name and rushes over to her, before calling behind him. "Call 911!"
[Helena sees Max's name on her caller ID and glances at her watch. She knows her son is supposed to be in a meeting with Hernandez right now. She frowns, before answering.
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Yeah, but I haven't gotten read in on her particular needs yet. Is there anything in her contract I should be worried about?
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Her trailer is the last one on the right, but she's in with the writers right now. Do me a favor and double - triple check her rider for me. She wants ramen, so I'll see you in - I don't even know - an hour? But, message me if you have any questions.
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[He does give it a cursory glance as he walks towards the door, to see if there's anything he can use, but ideally he wants to just post himself in her trailer and wait for her to finish the day. He reaches for his phone to send off a text.]
Found the trailer. When's the envoy showing up?
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he could fit under the trailer, and he could climb ontop pretty easily with his skills. but why would he?
Ezra pivots over quickly to the twins, Rusty, Sierra, David, because that's the established conversation.
What's your ETA? )
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Jaqueline leans forward to check out the driver's GPS.]
It says fifteen minutes, but we've been hitting literally every red light.
[Possibly intentionally on the twins part.]
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( to Lucas )
Fifteen minutes out, but that's until they get to the gate. I'd tack on fifteen more to drive through the studio lot.
So, nope, not too much he could do from outside. Best bet might be inside. )
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"Oh, hey, sorry," he says, moving around "Tom," stepping down the steps.
"Harvey, one more -" Rosalyn says, coming to the doorway. "thing." She studies "Tom" for a second. "Harvey," he stops and turns. "Never mind, just send the pink pages to set," she asks, finally regarding Lucas.
"Come in, come in," she says, moving back into her trailer. She grabs a few nuts from a bowl, moving to the other side. She sweeps her robe's train out from under her so she can sit on the couch. "To what do I owe this pleasure? Tell me, what does Colleen need. I will help with anything, as long as it doesn't push into my scene."
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[He steps in, closing the door behind him and gently slipping the anti-magic hex bag over the doorknob as he flicks the lock, trying to do this subtly (12). There's not a lot of space in here for him to do so, but he doesn't think this will last that long anyway.]
Unfortunately, Collen isn't the one who sent me.
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"Tell me, what does Sandra want now?" she simply asks. )
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[He wonders if he should just rush it. Could he just snap her neck and be done with it? She doesn't seem to be paying attention. He doesn't want this turning into a huge fight.
He can't just say it isn't personal, because it is. It's his life over hers. But he can't help but feel a little bad for the woman that she's inhabiting, the family she's leaving behind who may or may not know all the dirty little secrets.
Still, he shoves those thoughts down as he strides across to meet her, and attempt to get her into a chokehold to keep things quiet (11). No point in dragging things out.]
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She does sputter out. )
Good. Fight. For. Your... self.
( She doesn't tug at his arm, or even pull herself off the sofa or make any commotion. She surrenders to her fate.
She does keep her eyes on him the entire time. He should look her in the eye as he kills her, shouldn't he? )
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He wonders, briefly, if he should feel different now that the job is done. If he should feel better or worse. If he should frame this to look more like an accident, more intentional.
But in the end, he decides to just leave it. Her slumped over the makeup table, nothing else disturbed, and prepares to make his escape. He waits until the footsteps outside lessen, heads out back into the trailers and disappears off the set (20).
Like a ghost, he was never there.]
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ezra sits in the car, reading something on his phone. )
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It's done. Let's go.
[And honestly that's all he wants to say on the matter. His feelings are definitely not for these people.]
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You okay?
( Meanwhile, from Rusty's vantage point, gaffing cables over his shoulder, Lucas has slipped in and out.
The twins' vehicle makes its' way through the studio lot. )
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Jaqueline stretches her legs as the town car pulls to a stop, stretching her legs before scanning for any sign of trouble (18).]
So far, so quiet.
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Jaqueline sees no sign of trouble as another PA opens the door of the town car and takes her hand as he helps her out.
"You're with her management team," the blonde with curls asks, making sure he's meeting the right two people. )
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[She flashes them a very fake smile, as management teams do.]
Is she waiting in her trailer?
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"Great, you can follow me this way," the blonde says, leading the twins. He marches them through the lot, making small talk before reaching Rosalyn's trailer.
He knocks and calls into the trailer. "Rosalyn, it's Johnny. Your management representatives are here!" A beat passes, "Rosalyn," he pulls down on the handle and lets himself in. "Rosalyn, are you --" His heart drops as he yells her name and rushes over to her, before calling behind him. "Call 911!"
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[Maybe Max should take over this because Jaqueline is ... not carrying this well (4).]
I ... I'll call an ambulance.
[And she'll step out to do just that.]
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Is she -- ?
( he rolled an (11) so he did better than his sister )
Fuck, I need to make a call.
( he also heads outside, but instead of calling an ambulance, he puts on his frantic voice and calls his mother (15) )
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"Did everything go well with Hernadez?"]
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( and, again, loving pleasantries are skipped altogether. his mother was always business first, as was his father. )
We were too late.
( He knows they would be, but, he sells the surprise. )
You and dad were right to be suspicious. Someone's after the higher order. When we arrived, she was dead in her trailer.
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"How long has she been dead? Is there any evidence of who might be responsible?"]
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