Requiem For a Blue Sky
by: Kelvenna
E-mail: Kelvenna@hotmail.com
This takes place during the middle of the show, and is a session within itself. A long, drawn-out conspiracy, Spike facing the most amazing part of his life, and Julia and his past are defenitely catching up to him. Love, hate, confusion are twisted together in this story, with a mixture of humor, drama, romance, and action.
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Chapter 1: The Bonsai Prelude
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"We have no food! AGAIN!" Faye groaned, as she slammed the refrigerator door shut. She made sure her whining was heard through the entire ship as she stomped around and made a melodrama about the situation. Spike was lying on the couch, reading some strange book entitled "A Walk On The Moon". His expression was pure boredom as he sniffed the air and looked over at Faye with a silly delusional expression on his face, probably from starvation..
Lack of food is a common situation on the glorious cruise-ship Bebop. Well, if this hunk of junk could even be compared to that.
"Did you take a shower, Faye?"
Faye stopped her ranting tirade and glowered over at Spike. "Of course I take a shower! Everyday. Unlike you." She snorted and walked over to Ein, petting him. Ein raised one of his ears in confusion and looked over at Spike. He shrugged.
"Then what smells?"
"Er..." Faye sniffed the air suddenly, and wretched in disgust. There was something putrid wafting through the air. She covered her nose, and Spike mimicked her actions quickly.
"ED MAKE FOOD-FOOOOD!" An echo was heard through the Bebop as the flaming-haired psychopath ran aroud with a plate on her head, dancing about. Ein wagged his tail, hoping for some sort of attention, and walked over to her. Bad idea.
The putrid smell traveled into Ein's super-senstive nostrils, and he promptly fell over unconscious. Worriedly, Faye walked over to the poor dog and nudged him gently with her white boots. Ein's tongue lolled out of his mouth.
Spike sat up.
"Uh.. Ein doesn't look too great." Faye raised an eyebrow and looked over at Spike, who stared at Ed. Ed just blinked and smiled sweetly, unaware of the fact that she might have killed the animal.
"Just what the hell did you make, Ed? I've never seen Ein looking so bad before." Spike scratched his puffy emerald curls and his expression changed to anxiety. If it knocked out Ein, would it kill them too?
"Bonsai soup!" She twirled around and placed the bowls on the counter. Then, she waved her arms around mysteriously and continued her eccentric dance. "Bonsai soup, it's good goop!"
Faye sat down, and sighed. "Did you get this from Jet's room?" She stared at the disgusting yellowy-green broth and hunks of leaves floating in it. Suddenly, she felt like licking the floor for algae would be much more satisfying then eating the soup in front of her.
"WHAT THE HELL HAPPENED TO MY BONSAIS!?" Jet's scream was heard clearly on the other side of the Bebop, and Ed smiled sheepishly. Spike blinked and poked at the tattered remains of the Bonsai plant with a spoon.
"I'm not involved." Faye said simply, and walked into the other room. "In fact, I was never here. Good luck Ed!" She waved her arm out of the doorway and smiled mischeviously. "You'll need it!"
Spike sighed and looked over at Ed. "Listen to the woman. Jet treats his bonsais like newborns." A puff of smoke escaped his cigarette and he sat up. "Speaking of which, now it's about time for me to leave." With that, he shoved his hands in his pockets, and walked lazily away.
by: Kelvenna
E-mail: Kelvenna@hotmail.com
This takes place during the middle of the show, and is a session within itself. A long, drawn-out conspiracy, Spike facing the most amazing part of his life, and Julia and his past are defenitely catching up to him. Love, hate, confusion are twisted together in this story, with a mixture of humor, drama, romance, and action.
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Chapter 1: The Bonsai Prelude
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"We have no food! AGAIN!" Faye groaned, as she slammed the refrigerator door shut. She made sure her whining was heard through the entire ship as she stomped around and made a melodrama about the situation. Spike was lying on the couch, reading some strange book entitled "A Walk On The Moon". His expression was pure boredom as he sniffed the air and looked over at Faye with a silly delusional expression on his face, probably from starvation..
Lack of food is a common situation on the glorious cruise-ship Bebop. Well, if this hunk of junk could even be compared to that.
"Did you take a shower, Faye?"
Faye stopped her ranting tirade and glowered over at Spike. "Of course I take a shower! Everyday. Unlike you." She snorted and walked over to Ein, petting him. Ein raised one of his ears in confusion and looked over at Spike. He shrugged.
"Then what smells?"
"Er..." Faye sniffed the air suddenly, and wretched in disgust. There was something putrid wafting through the air. She covered her nose, and Spike mimicked her actions quickly.
"ED MAKE FOOD-FOOOOD!" An echo was heard through the Bebop as the flaming-haired psychopath ran aroud with a plate on her head, dancing about. Ein wagged his tail, hoping for some sort of attention, and walked over to her. Bad idea.
The putrid smell traveled into Ein's super-senstive nostrils, and he promptly fell over unconscious. Worriedly, Faye walked over to the poor dog and nudged him gently with her white boots. Ein's tongue lolled out of his mouth.
Spike sat up.
"Uh.. Ein doesn't look too great." Faye raised an eyebrow and looked over at Spike, who stared at Ed. Ed just blinked and smiled sweetly, unaware of the fact that she might have killed the animal.
"Just what the hell did you make, Ed? I've never seen Ein looking so bad before." Spike scratched his puffy emerald curls and his expression changed to anxiety. If it knocked out Ein, would it kill them too?
"Bonsai soup!" She twirled around and placed the bowls on the counter. Then, she waved her arms around mysteriously and continued her eccentric dance. "Bonsai soup, it's good goop!"
Faye sat down, and sighed. "Did you get this from Jet's room?" She stared at the disgusting yellowy-green broth and hunks of leaves floating in it. Suddenly, she felt like licking the floor for algae would be much more satisfying then eating the soup in front of her.
"WHAT THE HELL HAPPENED TO MY BONSAIS!?" Jet's scream was heard clearly on the other side of the Bebop, and Ed smiled sheepishly. Spike blinked and poked at the tattered remains of the Bonsai plant with a spoon.
"I'm not involved." Faye said simply, and walked into the other room. "In fact, I was never here. Good luck Ed!" She waved her arm out of the doorway and smiled mischeviously. "You'll need it!"
Spike sighed and looked over at Ed. "Listen to the woman. Jet treats his bonsais like newborns." A puff of smoke escaped his cigarette and he sat up. "Speaking of which, now it's about time for me to leave." With that, he shoved his hands in his pockets, and walked lazily away.