oscar had a way of saying things even more outlandish than damon could ever think of. speaking of god, the use of ghastly. a stunted expression crosses their face ; oscar perplexing them as clear as the glasses behind the bar. widened eyes remain fixed against their jawline, mouth ever so slightly parted. as stalwart as it is, their expression shifts with a bang, " well ! " the bang a loud clap of his palms together. " color me fucking flabbergasted! cat catching my tongue. " a bark of laughter as the clapped palms slap against the wood. they knock back their drink with haste, letting the warmth fizzle against their tongue for a moment. " alright, alright. c'mon, spooky ... get to readin' me or whatever. i'm surprised you took me seriously. i was not on this planet. "
óscar glances up from the edge of their arnold palmer, the thus - far untouched three - car spread that damon asked for three days ago awaiting to reveal his fate. but what they can't anticipate is what óscar will say to him; in fact, óscar themself can't predict a diddly - dang thing that comes out their mouth. “damon. we've both lived here a long time.” sage. serious. “y'know i'm the only one who's gonna tell you: not even god herself can save your face.” gestures on his own jawline, smears where a missed strip of five o'clock shadow seemed to stand on - edge, little toy soldiers of hair follicles. “en el nombre del padre.” leaves the creed unfinished, but crosses the little area over damon's person. “now quit stalling and ask me your question again. this music? it's ghastly. i can't remember a thing.”