put your hands on your hips
There was a scene during one of the Spider-Man films when Tobey Maguire kind of sauntered around with that look which told everyone in the whole wide world that he'd gotten lucky. Kurt wouldn't have been surprised if that was how he looked right then — albeit with a more handsome wardrobe and hopefully far better complexion. Were he more confident of his tap skills, he might have gotten a pair of steel-tip just to skip down the street in the way the classics always had him wanting to.
Not that life was really a musical, but you know, sometimes it was just really hard to contain oneself.
He was on the way to the liquor store just before closing, not to grab a handle of vodka as he had last time, but instead in hopes of finding champagne.
It only figured that he'd be interrupted along the way, the smile fading fast off of his face as he noticed the person who stood only a few paces away.
Not that life was really a musical, but you know, sometimes it was just really hard to contain oneself.
He was on the way to the liquor store just before closing, not to grab a handle of vodka as he had last time, but instead in hopes of finding champagne.
It only figured that he'd be interrupted along the way, the smile fading fast off of his face as he noticed the person who stood only a few paces away.

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"I've got to wonder, what puts a spring in the step of a tightly wound little boy like you." He thought for a moment, then a knowing smirk curved his lips, as if he'd settled on an answer.
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"I'm sure that I have no idea what you're talking about," he said, one of his brows almost painfully arched as he tried not to give his fear away.
Inevitably, his blanched face probably did.
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Crushing the cigarette butt under his boot, he took a step closer, simply to see what sort of skittish reaction it might produce.
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"People like you are the worst," Kurt declared, trying to summon greater courage in himself.
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He wasn't, in the strictest sense of the word, people either.
"You're the one's all wound up, princess. Seems a bit unfair, wouldn't you say? Seeing as how I haven't touched a hair on your head."
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Maybe he was overstating. Maybe. Just a little.
After all, he knew the plot of Buffy well enough, and wasn't Spike supposed to be one of the good guys?
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"Can't lie, having you quaking in your boots without lifting a finger is a bit of a laugh," he shrugged, his smile softening a bit. "I don't mean anything by it, pet. And I won't hurt you. Scout's honor."
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"Do you ever remember being afraid?" Kurt asked then, wondering if fight or flight applied to people in all walks. "What it's like to have your thoughts just stop and — you know, it's just not funny for me. Even if you don't mean anything by it. And even if you won't hurt me. You're not exactly acting like someone who's just playing around, you know?"
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He arched a brow.
"The truth is a lot more complicated than you know, but the only humans I eat nowadays are the ones who ask nicely, got it?"
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And he didn't have one this time, if only because Spike had a point. He didn't know the truth of vampirism or how it worked. Only knew that many people seemed to end up dead across any of the shows or films on them that he knew of.
"There are really people who want to have vampires take their blood?" he asked instead, pursing his lips. "Doesn't it hurt?"
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That was, of course, a bit of a simplification. There were a wide variety of reasons humans might offer themselves up, though it all came down to a power play.
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"But you're, like... I, um," Kurt stammered, uneasy as he pulled his arms closer to himself. "I know a bit about your kind of vampire. No souls, right? The rollercoaster has nothing to gain by putting me through a bit of a headrush. But you, I don't know. I feel like your kind of vampire really enjoys killing."
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He took another step forward.
"But you shouldn't make assumptions, pet. I happen to have a soul. Tasty treat though you might very well be, I have a hard time seeing your lot as food, these days."
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He could take this.
"Do you... like having a soul?" he asked then, shifting his weight.
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