<div class="floatleft">(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CKSebHiWoAASsA2.jpg)</div><strong>Character: Tallulah DeBois <br/>Location: The Bar<br/>Time of day: Night <br/>Tagging: Open, Babydoll, Lola, Pippi  <br/></strong><br/>Tallulah didn’t know that anything was off until she had finished her second set. It wasn’t until she was ensconced at the bar, a glass of sarsaparilla in hand, trying to size up a punter with enough coin to make it worth the effort of getting out of her dress and the scent of a night going sour made her crinkle her nose. She hadn’t noticed it during her risque number, but the world often looked rosy when viewing it from a distance. Her number hit all the marks it was supposed to, their eyes bugged when she showed skin as her glittery dress dripped off to reveal a tight bathing costume, and they were singing the chorus by the end of the song:<br/><br/><em>She looked a perfect lady, in style and manner too <br/>She wore the latest hat, and a patent leather shoe <br/>But let this be a warning to young men near and far <br/>You can't judge the marmalade by the label on the jar. </em><br/><br/>Now, sipping amongst the rabble, Tallulah could feel the pressing form of an unseen threat on her neck. Thankfully her expression unless provoked was one of a placid lake and none of her trepidation showed. She politely turned down several of the men who would leave mud stained hand prints so ingrained not even their silver could erase them. One of these days a man would come in and order a bottle of champagne and on that day, she would pull out all the stops and show the crowd what they had been missing.<br/><br/>For the time being, she sipped her drink and leaned against the bar like a marble statue of a goddess. Unapproachable but demanding of tribute. The only sign that she might human was a quick sneer to the new girl who a had tripped earlier and softly murmured ‘You may use my room tonight, if you need,” to Pippi, who hovered about the girl like a mama polecat. She wouldn’t have time before the lullaby and Sam’s voice was already in her head ‘If somethins  off, you don’t roll’.<br/>