You're having a clandestine meeting ... Where?

[dragonyphoenix]

Okay, I've got a Watcher. Quentin's nephew. Probably about a decade younger than Giles. He wants information that's proprietary to the Council and is also something he's not supposed to be getting into. Men of the Taylor family have worked for Cecil's family, on Council business, for generations. Jeremy Taylor is working directly for the Council and has access to the information Cecil wants.

So, Cecil is going to ask him for the data, but Cecil, being an idiot, is going to have them meet someplace that 1) screams "I'm trying to be clandestine" and 2) is someplace he generally would't be seen since he considers Jeremy to be a social inferior. Oh, and it should be in or near London since I'm guesstimating that's where Council HQ is located.

Any ideas? Thanks!

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Re: We've been named these names for a dozen centuries.

[protoneoromanic.livejournal.com]

Yeah, you are clearly way more familiar with London than I am. I've spent probably a total of three weeks there over a five year period which was now more than ten years ago. That was just one memory that struck me of a place in London where Cecil might be out of place.

Re: We've been named these names for a dozen centuries.

[gillo]

Yes, both my daughters live and work there. It's an hour and a half there by train, so I do get there fairly frequently.

I was thinking that Cecil might be funnier in a very public place, trying to be shifty!

Re: We've been named these names for a dozen centuries.

[dragonyphoenix.livejournal.com]

I was thinking that Cecil might be funnier in a very public place, trying to be shifty! Actually that does sound like it'd be very funny. Thanks!

Re: We've been named these names for a dozen centuries.

[gillo]

If it's his first attempt to be clandestine he might wear a trilby (fedora) and a trenchcoat - spy uniform!

Re: We've been named these names for a dozen centuries.

[dragonyphoenix.livejournal.com]

Like Buffy in that one episode?

Re: We've been named these names for a dozen centuries.

[protoneoromanic.livejournal.com]

Yes, that can be hilarious.