[Alright, he's coming out of his hiding place. Not doing anything about the rats just yet, though. THEY'RE GIVING HIM A FRIENDLY GREETING ANYWAY, IT'S FINE.]
Do you have a problem with the welcoming committee?
I might have a small issue with herds of rats, yeah. Just a teeny one. Just, like, residual from that time about twenty thousand of them jumped me in my office, maybe?
[ It's like he's trying to become one with the door here. ]
So whatcha workin' on, anyway? Something cool? A sousaphone that lets you communicate with giraffes? Didgeridoo that makes someone relive their childhood? Setting up the DVR?
Booooriiiiing. See, this is why I like visiting Harley. Because I get fun things, like margaritas, or laid, or candy. You could learn a thing or two about entertaining guests.
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[ And about ten minutes later, James comes strolling in like he owns the place. Doesn't even bother to knock. What a jackass. ]
Luuuucy, I'm hoooome!
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There is, however, a swarm of rats appearing to greet him.]
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Uh, Piper? Pipes? Pipey? Oh crap. Nice rats, please don't eat my toes, I need those...
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Do you have a problem with the welcoming committee?
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[ It's like he's trying to become one with the door here. ]
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[And just like that they all start retreating.]
You're the one that brought up boobytraps.
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[ He steps forward. Well... tiptoes forward. Very gingerly. Like a big wuss. ]
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[ But whatever, his obnoxious grin is back. ]
So whatcha workin' on, anyway? Something cool? A sousaphone that lets you communicate with giraffes? Didgeridoo that makes someone relive their childhood? Setting up the DVR?
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[And he knows better than to think he's going to get anything done with James here, so that's on hold for now.]
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Harley lives here. There's plenty of candy.
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[ And he's gonna make his way over to the fridge and go through it like the worst houseguest. ]
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[Piper doesn't even care. He expects that kind of behavior.]
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I'm unsupervised most of the time. C'mon, let yourself live.
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[ He follows Piper into the living room and deposits a second Coke in his lap, then hops over the arm of the couch to join him. ]
But sure, I'll play along. How would you prefer I act? What's your vision of a mature and responsible Trickster?
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[Then he might actually get tricked into admitting he finds certain annoying traits endearing.]
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Quieter.
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