The 100; a panfandom game

I can't find the person I hit.

It was a doctor, he had dark hair. I'm sorry.

FINNICK

you don't remember what you told me, do you

Who: Finnick Odair and Peeta Mellark
When: Today
Where: Hospital
What: Finnick goes to visit Peeta
Rating: TBD.

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Thanks for all the kind thoughts this week. Yesterday was to have been Hannah and I's wedding, and it was a hard day for me. Every day is a hard day, now, for all of us who are missing loved ones. Caprica's got a good idea, having an area where we can all put up memories and things of people that we're missing. Following her lead, I'd also like to set aside a place outside as a sort of memorial garden, to supplement it. It won't have any tombstones or plaques in it, but it will be a place where we can all have some quiet and peace when we come outdoors for a small break. Anyone can plant something in honor or memory of anyone in your lives that you're missing, whether it's someone who's disappeared, or someone who's died in all of the events prior to us Pod People landing, in any universe, in any time. We'll make sure that there are a good selection of plants available. If you'd like assistance in planting, let one of us know.

We're going to be doing the design and layout over the next few weeks, and hopefully the first part of July we can break ground and begin build the garden and have the wall set up.

Private to Pietro

What do you think of living with Coulson and Thor?

I am hearing the most startling rumours today, about a werewolf attacking a person, and spreading their disease to another person. I certainly hope this is not true. I myself will not be affected by this, but I am concerned for my fellows here in Mount Weather.

NOH-VARR:

You know what I miss?

Take-away.

You could get all sorts of food delivered. Fish and chips. Curry. Chinese. Pizza.

THE DOCTOR:

I've got a friend I want you to meet. He's Kree.

I must admit to feeling some melancholy lately, missing my comrades in arms, and my family at home in England. I do my job, I socialise as well as I'm able, and yet, I still feel a heaviness in myself that is difficult to shake off. I wish to make friends here, yet I find it difficult -- and the fault lies within me, for you see not the adventuring spirit that I had prior to the war for a few years into it, but a soul that is grey and listless and fearful of making close bonds.

I find myself missing the comforts of even my war-torn home, for there I was able to be actively involved in throwing off the tyranny that threatened England. Here there is no such tyranny, and the enemy we fight is a lack of knowledge, of what brings us here, and what unaccountably takes us away so suddenly.

Filter: Steve Rogers

Hi. So I had those holes in my memory a little patched up.

Filter: Nico di Angelo

No sign of Jason?

To everyone who's lost a loved one recently, I'm so sorry for your loss. I've seen friends and family get sucked through portals more times than I can count at this point -- and it's never easy to be the one left behind. You don't know where they're going or what they'll have to face; you wish you could jump in behind them and bring them back to safety, but you can't. You feel helpless. Especially when you're the one sending your own child through

I've learned, though, that true love is stronger than any magic. It's stronger than whatever force is moving us around like chess pieces, and we will find a way to win the game. Because when you love someone and they love you, nothing can keep you apart. You will always find each other. My family has proven that again and again. So please don't lose hope.

In the meantime, if you need someone to talk to, I'm always happy to listen. My husband, David, is worlds away right now, so I'm feeling that loss too. But I know we can get through this together.

Okay, show of hands. How many people think of this place and the Fraggle Rock theme song gets gunked up in their brain for days on end? Just me? It's probably just me.

How strange it is, with absolutely no warning, to be transported through space and time into a new world with an entirely different set of circumstances. In my world, we had only begun the atomic age. To be here, in the midst of a post-atomic age, illustrates everything we'd feared. I am so s But I am glad to see that there are those who did not see survival as an option but a necessity.

As it is, I myself am glad to be here with you all. Thank you to the medical staff who oriented me to this world. There was some talk of having friends here. I do hope that is the case. But to those I do not know, I am also quite glad to say hello and meet you for the first time. I hope that we shall all be good neighbours.