Post by fright on Feb 3, 2009 15:30:33 GMT -5
The fact that she had returned to Gotham in time to be there for all the suffering was not missed. She had been working hard in the Narrows trying to help those people who were not able to help themselves some might call that being soft, she called is cementing alliances among the gangs, because if you helped them they knew who to come to. Still, in the aftermath, and the rebuilding of the city, she had drifted back towards seeing what was going on out in the city, and of course the ideal person to contact, would be one Jonathan Crane, as it was his formula that had altered her, changed her into the monster she was. Not that she looked like a monster, and not that she really minded.
Linda had been torn between going back to the right side of the tracks, or staying due left. Concern for walking strait down the middle led her to think she might get hit by the train. She had sent a message to Jon to meet her at this place, it was her home, but it was under everyone's radar, because the old loft building had not been inhabited for ages, it had not been to badly damaged. Like any young lady raised properly, her house was clean and tidy, but also warm and welcoming. The heat worked, and she'd put coffee on, as well as fixed a meal, in case the good doctor hadn't eaten, before getting there. She wasn't sure what convinced her he'd come, but they had not parted on bad terms, and after all, she was one of the few who understood his work, and knew how to further it.
Open on the table was her planner scribbled across it was note, on herself mostly. Since her transformation. She had a feeling he'd be furthering his work in the fear department, and she was drawn to help with that. She had broken down the chemical in her own version, the version she breathed. It was a nuro -toxin and dangerous. Like a high dosage of the fear gas. All there was left to do at this point was to pull up a chair and wait for the doctor, or Scarecrow, which ever one decided to grace her door. Though she knew they were one and the same.
Linda had been torn between going back to the right side of the tracks, or staying due left. Concern for walking strait down the middle led her to think she might get hit by the train. She had sent a message to Jon to meet her at this place, it was her home, but it was under everyone's radar, because the old loft building had not been inhabited for ages, it had not been to badly damaged. Like any young lady raised properly, her house was clean and tidy, but also warm and welcoming. The heat worked, and she'd put coffee on, as well as fixed a meal, in case the good doctor hadn't eaten, before getting there. She wasn't sure what convinced her he'd come, but they had not parted on bad terms, and after all, she was one of the few who understood his work, and knew how to further it.
Open on the table was her planner scribbled across it was note, on herself mostly. Since her transformation. She had a feeling he'd be furthering his work in the fear department, and she was drawn to help with that. She had broken down the chemical in her own version, the version she breathed. It was a nuro -toxin and dangerous. Like a high dosage of the fear gas. All there was left to do at this point was to pull up a chair and wait for the doctor, or Scarecrow, which ever one decided to grace her door. Though she knew they were one and the same.