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Bellum Anon ([info]bellum_anon) wrote in [info]bellumlogs,
@ 2010-03-12 23:02:00

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Entry tags:plot: fables

Fables Plot Public Post!
Who: Public
What: The Open Post for Public Threading for the Epic Fable Plot
Where: Throughout the building.
When: 12:01
Warnings: Any number of crazy things could end up in here.
Notes: Alright! This post is for public threads only, and will be run party style. Anyone can jump into a thread at any time--just use your judgment! Feel free to hop around, go to different parts of the building, and mingle through the madness.



12:01. The beginning of a new day, just broken in, still fresh. Most of the building was sleeping, as decent people ought to be at such an hour.

The building, down at its foundations, was restless. A storm had been gathering for the past week, in its joints and its doorways, in its windows and its keyholes. 12:01, the storm broke over Bellum.

It was as if the building stretched, yawned, shook itself. There was a shudder in reality, as if the air itself was nothing more than a funhouse mirror. Faster than you could snap your fingers and the thing was done, set into motion before the darkest hours of the morning had yet come around.

A twitch, a snap, a static shock.

And then the changes started.

((OOC: Alright guys, go crazy! Feel free to post your location in the header of your comment so people can do a quick visual scan for the right comment and the right location. Mingle! Chat! Fight! Tackle one another!))



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Re: The stairwell to the eighth floor, 12:03 AM.
[info]wickedwicker
2010-03-13 12:24 pm UTC (link)
The stairway echoed with the sounds of many steps, and the noise pollution wasn't helped by the presence of an audibly angry young woman. "Keep up," she snapped to the young man behind her, mounting the stairs and climbing quickly. Ever since she had come to this damned place it was one thing after another. First the elevator, then those idiots on the forums, and now she was green and accompanied by what seemed to be an extra from The Pirates of the Caribbean.

If she were more paranoid, she'd think that somebody was deliberately messing with her.

Her emerald hand curled around the banister as she climbed, her clogs sending soft echoes through the stairwell. Above, she could hear a bit of chaos, the gentle squeaking of a mob of mice. She paused a moment, looking down at the nearest stair. Mice? Alright, she knew that things were a bit crazy, but there was no way that this stairwell was packed with enough mice to make that kind of racket.

Shaking her head, she hurried up the circular staircase, breath hitching in her chest as she passed a man in a white shirt clutching a pocket watch. His frantic steps reminded her of her own, but she discarded the thought - he was probably just drunk, anyway.

She reached the eighth floor, throwing the door open and rushing into the hallway. With panic in her eyes, she launched herself at the nearest doorway - #807. Slamming her balled fist into the door, she leaned against the frame, filling the doorjamb with her presence. "Hello?!" she barked, forehead resting against the door and eyes squeezed shut. "Hello, is anybody there?!" Snarling at the lack of response, she grabbed the doorknob and jiggled it roughly, yanking at the door. "Hello!" She didn't even register the stinging in her palm as she struck the door with the flat of her hand - the panic was erasing it.

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Re: The stairwell to the eighth floor, 12:03 AM.
[info]strangecase
2010-03-13 06:31 pm UTC (link)
Emery watched the girl stumble by, but it was the least of his problems now. Though, wait, was she -- nevermind, it wasn't important to him. He had to make it inside of his home. His apartment. He lived here now. Look, Emery darling, a poor, defenseless young girl. Are you going to kill her like you killed the other one? Are you going to enjoy it again?

By the time he made it up the stairs, he wanted noting more than to scream at the top of his lungs. He could feel his heart pounding its way out of his chest. His head was spinning with ideas, with thoughts. The potion. Piece by piece it clicked inside of his mind; the ingredients to something familiar, yet something he had never quite encountered before, slowly coming together.

As he approached his door, he pulled his key, fingers white and shaking like twigs caught in a hurricane, from his pocket. Then he heard the girl screaming. Emery looked up, his eyes wide. She was beating on his door. His door. No, this couldn't be happening. He needed to get to work. He needed to -- God, his head.

"You there! Child, what- what are you doing here?" He asked, his voice just as trembling as his fingers. He massaged the side of his head with the heel of his palm and looked at her and her partner through squinted eyes.

What have you done to me, Liam?!

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Re: The stairwell to the eighth floor, 12:03 AM.
[info]wickedwicker
2010-03-13 08:22 pm UTC (link)
Fist still locked around the doorknob, Joanie turned at the sound of the strange voice. It was the drunk from the stairwell. Though it was worth noting that he was the first drunk - or person, for that matter - that had ever referred to her as "child." God, was everybody in this stupid building living in some kind of weird time warp?

Wrinkling her nose, she butted her shoulder defiantly against the door. "I'm trying to get some help!" she said plainly, though there was a wild glint in her eyes. "There's a doctor on this floor, isn't there?" Releasing the doorknob, she took a step towards the shaky man. Drunk or not, if he was capable of asking her stupid questions, he was capable of telling her where to find a damn doctor. "Tell me where to find him."

Her gaze dropped to her green hands, and for a moment she felt a pang of vulnerability. Everybody was going to know about this. With a slight gasp, she crossed her arms over her chest, tucking her hands out of sight in her armpits. She took a shaky breath, feeling her insides shiver. Steeling herself against the fear, she scowled, taking a haughty step forward. "Now!"

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Re: The stairwell to the eighth floor, 12:03 AM.
[info]strangecase
2010-03-14 07:04 am UTC (link)
The doctor? He was the doctor. He also did not have time for this! Christ, what had he done to deserve such a fate? "Y-you will find that I am the only doctor here, thank you very much!" His voice was unusually rude. If anyone knew him, they knew this was not typical. Emery stopped in his tracks as he spotted the colorization of her hands. It was brief, but he could not help but react with a soft crinkle of his brow.

It was clear this woman needed his help. He did not have the time, but he was never one to not make time for another. "I-" The pain at the front of his head caused his teeth to bite down. He reached for the doorknob, unlocking it as quick as he could manage. "In. In. Make this quick. I haven't much time. You aren't- You aren't safe. Come," he hissed, waving his hand expectantly inside of the apartment.

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Re: The stairwell to the eighth floor, 12:03 AM.
[info]wickedwicker
2010-03-14 03:53 pm UTC (link)
Joanie's jaw was locked as she stared at this rude drunk man, who was apparently the doctor. Great. He'd probably end up turning her blue. But messed up doctor was better than no doctor at all, so she stood expectantly by the door, watching him unlock it. As he mentioned her safety, she felt her heart spike. "Not safe?" she choked, digging her nails into her ribs. "Is it...gangrene?" She didn't know much about diseases, but she knew that one was bad. And it had "green" in its name, sort of. Shit.

Gulping dryly, she straightened up, carrying herself with as much false confidence as she could. Glancing to the pirate boy she had dragged along on this adventure, she reached out and swatted his shoulder. "Come on, Captain Sparrow," she said sharply as she strode ahead of the two men and into the apartment.

As she passed the doctor, she took a deep breath, expecting to be overpowered by the stench of ethanol. But there was nothing. A drunk man without drink, now that was a novel concept. Shelving the thought, she turned in the apartment, standing awkwardly for a moment before shedding the baseball cap and turtleneck. She was left in a loose navy T-shirt and her sweats, the dark colors emphasizing the emerald color of her skin. The sleeve of her turtleneck made a good washcloth as she wiped the chalky white and deep blue makeup from her face, leaving a few traces on her face. Looking at the smudges on the sweater, she frowned. How the hell had she come up with white and blue? Well, it wasn't the strangest thing that had happened that night.

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Re: The stairwell to the eighth floor, 12:03 AM.
[info]strangecase
2010-03-14 06:56 pm UTC (link)
Instead of tending to the girl as one should have done, Emery ran straight to a cabinet in his kitchen. His fingers searched quickly. He moved bottles out of the way to expose more bottles. The incessant clink was all that could be heard among his constant mutterings. "Where is it? I know it's here!" He was consumed by the idea of finding this bottle. This bottle that contained something he was unsure of. A part of him knew exactly what he was searching for, but it was not a part of him that he was familiar with.

He stepped back on the flats of his feet. His palms clutched the sides of his head. Something was trying to claw it's way through. Something he simply could not allow.

Looking to the side, he noticed he had forgotten about the girl. She was in trouble. Everyone was in trouble. Everyone had to run from him, run from the monster. The sight of her color caused his eyes to grow wide. Apparently he wasn't the only monster here.

He stood up straight and tried to recollect himself, as if he had not put her out of his mind completely. "I-I, yes. S-sit here, please." He indicated a stool at the island within his kitchen. "We must- we must make this quick," he stated again.

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Re: The stairwell to the eighth floor, 12:03 AM.
[info]wickedwicker
2010-03-14 07:45 pm UTC (link)
As he rushed off to fumble about with glass bottles, Joanie stood awkwardly in the apartment. Crossing her arms self-consciously - taking off that turtleneck made her feel so exposed - she began to wander a bit, peering about like a curious little cat. She dismissed the old adage about cats and curiosity as she crept after the frantic doctor, catching sight of him gripping his head in pain. She cringed.

Maybe he was a junkie.

The implications of getting medical advice from a junkie doc began to nibble at her nerves as he called her inside. Suddenly, storming up here with all the fire and brimstone she possessed didn't seem like such a good idea. She bit on her lower lip, shuffling into the kitchen and sitting stiffly on the stool.

"Thanks," she said quietly, looking down at her knees. An apology tickled her throat, but she swallowed it. Finally glancing up at the scattered doctor, she uncrossed her arms, holding out her hands. Her fingers were spread, palms facing the floor, and the trembling in her digits was painfully obvious. Looking at them made her sick. Gulping, she fixed the doctor with a horrified, pleading look. "So, quickly, what...what would do this to me?"

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Re: The stairwell to the eighth floor, 12:03 AM.
[info]strangecase
2010-03-15 12:06 am UTC (link)
Emery heard the desperation in her voice and for the first time that night, the care that Emery always saw to, finally sunk in. He had to assess the situation. He moved over to where she was, taking the back of her hands in his to get a closer look. She was green, but it was a shade of green that had never once encountered previously upon another human being when it was not- "Oh dear," he said under his breath.

He lifted her chin carefully with his fingers to allow the light to shine a little closer on the pigment of her flesh. "I- I cannot say for certain," his voice held an unusual accent. It was English, but more specifically the English that hailed from England. Not New York. Each time he spoke, it made its way out of his mouth, something he could not stop. Instead of letting it consume his thoughts, he continued to examine the girl.

"There is a theory. A theory roaming around the building. I- I, yes, see, it is only a theory. But they believe, they being a good majority of the building, that we are all descendants of - Well. Fictional characters. This green is, well, suspiciously similar to that of the-" He held his tongue, biting down on it to refrain himself from saying what he believed.

This was madness. All of this was madness.

Nonsense. We both know you are the mad one, Henry.

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Re: The stairwell to the eighth floor, 12:03 AM.
[info]wickedwicker
2010-03-15 01:04 am UTC (link)
Joanie had never had a problem with doctors before. But now, as this one looked at her hands and tilted her chin to stare at her face, she found herself hating them more and more. When you were healthy, doctors just served as a means of reinforcing your confidence. When something was wrong, they set your nerves on fire with worry. Every time he paused, every time a muscle in his face twitched, she jumped just slightly.

The fact that he seemed to be changing nationalities didn't even occur to her, because she was much more invested in whether or not she was going to die. At the moment, it seemed she wasn't, but you didn't need to be dead to be screwed. His quietly worried tone set her stomach churning. "Should I get tests?" she interjected eagerly, falling silent when he mentioned a theory.

Leaning forward against her knees, she watched him eagerly, eyes widening as he went on. At first, it was promising. A theory around the building, that meant it could be something wrong with everybody, and so there were others like her. They could go to the hospital together, a gaggle of green jelly beans, and get cured. Then the theory got weird. And weirder. And then she had had it.

"What?" she hissed, her face turning a deep shade of brown as blood rushed to her cheeks. "How the fuck can people be descendants of fictional characters, characters don't have kids you fucking quack!" With a snarl that would make wolverines proud, she leapt to her feet, standing dangerously close to the disbelieving doctor. "If you don't know what's wrong with me, then say it." The last two words were shrieked rather than spoken, and for a moment Joanie felt like she might fasten her hands around his neck. Instead, she stood still, her shoulders heaving as she breathed heavily, trying desperately to maintain some form of harness on her temper simply because she needed this doctor.

That wasn't about to last long, but it was worth the try.

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Re: The stairwell to the eighth floor, 12:03 AM.
[info]strangecase
2010-03-15 02:10 am UTC (link)
But her temper was the least of his worries. Every word she spoke continued to fly over his head; His head, which was now seemingly on fire. The shrill hiss of her voice practically ground itself into his patience, it was a lit cigar being extinguished in the pit of his very subconscious.

It was trying to get through again. This time, he seemed to be losing all control. Emery didn't know what was happening to him, but Henry did. Henry Jekyll, that was his name. That was his true name. It had been lost between pages and lies and fables that children were told. It was madness.

His fingers clenched the sides of his head again and then he realized it was going to happen. The girl was in danger. Liam -- no, Hyde -- the monster, whoever it was, was beginning to surface. He did not possess the self-control -- not yet -- to keep him sustained. "Get out," he panted, watching the girl from blurred vision. "Get out of here. NOW!"

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Re: The stairwell to the eighth floor, 12:03 AM.
[info]themegazord
2010-03-15 03:03 am UTC (link)
Russell had followed the greenish girl for the entirety of the strange trip, getting even more worried when he watched the situation unfold between the supposed drunkard but really a doctor and the very very angry day-glo girl. Now he may currently be incapable of talking in any language other than Blackbeard and he would love nothing more than to have it cured, but was this guy really the best they could get right now?

The whole fairy tale crap seemed like a bunch of nonsense as well. It was at this point he decided that weird voice or no, he wanted to speak up. "Oy," he started, "Fairy tales? Ye be three sheets to the wind, mate."

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Re: The stairwell to the eighth floor, 12:03 AM.
[info]wickedwicker
2010-03-15 04:03 am UTC (link)
Glancing towards the pirate boy, Joanie huffed, looking back at the doctor. "What Blackbeard said. Now you'd better-" She was cut off as the doctor began to heave, looking terribly ill himself. Something strange and itchy filled her chest. It felt almost like guilt. She stomped it out - there was no room for guilt here. This doctor was taking her for a ride with his wild, ridiculous theories. She deserved a real answer.

As the man began clutching his head in pain, Joanie felt an irrational fear lance her side. Maybe he was a junkie. She had seen one once, an addict going through withdrawal. It was like watching a car crash in slow motion, except instead of crunching steel it was bleeding sores. His long sleeves kept her from being able to check his arms for scars, so she simply assumed the worst.

Pursing her lips together, she took a step back. "Fine. I'll just ask my insurance agent if they'll reimburse treatment for being a magic fairy tale princess," she hissed. Stepping around the stool, she glanced at her circumstantial hostage. "Let's go. Isn't there a real doctor in this building?"

Storming out of the kitchen, she stooped to pick up her sweater and hat. As she wriggled into the turtleneck, not bothering to pull her hair out of the long neck that brushed her jaw, she looked into the kitchen with mingled loathing and pity. "Send your bill to 703. What's the standard charge for useless crap, anyway?" It seemed that loathing was winning.

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Re: The stairwell to the eighth floor, 12:03 AM.
[info]strangecase
2010-03-18 02:10 am UTC (link)
He only wished he were a junkie. If he were a junkie, then there would be no voice in the back of his head, no other side of him that refused to disappear -- He would be only himself.

But who was he anymore, really?

His vision became blurred then. He blinked rapidly, trying with everything he had to keep his vision clear, but there was no satisfaction in his trying. He reached for the tiled counter of the island, but his hand slipped on something that felt suspiciously like a small puddle of water, and he lost all of his balance. He fell to his knees, a distinct blend of screams practically leaking from his ears. With his jaw set, he clamped his fingers to his head again.

It felt like bugs biting at the inside of his body, scraping at his flesh and bone until they were free from the prison of his form. After a few seconds, he realized that the screams were coming from his own mouth, bloodcurdling and horrified.

His palms slapped the patterns of the floor and his fingers bent inward at them. If only he could hold onto something, if only he could get some sort of grip on his sanity. "Too late," the monster crooned from deep within his chest.

He knew it was.

Bones snapped and the seams of his clothes ripped and howled, falling to sweat-stained shreds against the whole of his exposed back as he felt his spine lurch outward. The world became infinitely smaller, it became darker. A candle fighting against a hurricane to keep itself illuminated; that's all he was. The entirety of his body was on fire, it sent searing pains through every inch of his anatomy. He felt sick to his stomach. He felt himself writhing against the cold, hard floor of the kitchen, tears in his eyes.

And in the dead of night, in that single moment of silence, the monster roared.

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Re: The stairwell to the eighth floor, 12:03 AM.
[info]wickedwicker
2010-03-18 02:36 am UTC (link)
Somewhere in the distance, Joanie heard the doctor fall to the floor. Something human in her wanted to see if he was okay. Something inhuman in her drove her to put on the baseball cap and turn away. "Come on, Blackbeard," she grunted at the boy, grabbing him by the wrist and dragging him along after her as she headed for the door. "There's nothing worth seeing here."

As she stepped out into the hall, she heard a bloodcurdling scream. Her hair stood on end, but she yanked the door shut anyway. If the doctor was in pain, he could treat himself. After all, didn't all doctors have drugs to make themselves feel better? They did on TV.

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Re: The stairwell to the eighth floor, 12:03 AM.
[info]themegazord
2010-03-18 10:50 pm UTC (link)
Russell was really hating this talking like a pirate without choice to the point he was forced to render himself mute. Somewhere, his former principal was crying tears of joy, he just knew it.

Letting himself get dragged out by greeny (though he'd never say THAT to her face), he srunched his nose and tried to think of what rabbit hole did he fall down into for all of this to be happening. "Aye lassie, I can't very well go on blaggering like this and ye can't go on staying green as the underside of a ship. What do you suppose we do now?"

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Re: The stairwell to the eighth floor, 12:03 AM.
[info]wickedwicker
2010-03-19 04:33 am UTC (link)
Sighing tersely, Joanie crossed her arms, glancing about the hallway. Everything was wrong. Everything was ruined. She could barely think straight, let alone come up with an actual plan. Chewing on her lower lip, she glanced at her pirate companion, jaw clenched. "How the hell am I supposed to know?" she spat, turning her back on him and starting towards the stairwell. "I may have been forced to learn CPR, but I'm no doctor!"

Uncrossing her arms to dig her nails into her hair, she glared at the stairs, leaning on the banister as she looked to the boy. After a moment, she realized that he had said something remotely interesting. "Wait. Did you just say you aren't...normally like this? You know. Fucking weird?" Okay, so he was probably weird, but not pirate weird. At least, not to her knowledge.

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Re: The stairwell to the eighth floor, 12:03 AM.
[info]themegazord
2010-03-19 06:23 am UTC (link)
He looked over at her, somewhat empathizing with her irritation but at the same time feeling like it wasn't going to get them anywhere. Forcing a hand through his hair, he tried his hardest not to be terribly frustrated and missing his L337speak times.

"No. The likes of meself don't say words like 'bilge-sucking' and 'hornswaggle' yet they're coming to me like barnacles to a good keelhauling. Maybe...maybe I was a seadog. Ye think it's possible?"

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Re: The stairwell to the eighth floor, 12:03 AM.
[info]wickedwicker
2010-03-19 05:35 pm UTC (link)
With a defeated sigh, Joanie sat down on the nearest stair, twisting to glance up at the strange young man. She absently wondered what the hell had gone wrong in her life to warrant her presence in this stairwell, skin bright green, accompanied by a boy that spoke like an ancient sea captain. But she couldn't think on that too much - surely those thoughts would only serve to drive her mad.

Dragging a hand down her face as he spoke, she tapped her heel lightly against the nearest step. "What do you mean, you "were" a seadog?" she asked suspiciously, peering at him from between her green fingers. "Are you a Buddhist or something? Past lives and all that jazz? But...but why would a past life change how you act now?"

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Re: The stairwell to the eighth floor, 12:03 AM.
[info]themegazord
2010-03-20 04:18 am UTC (link)
Russell supposed it could be worse than his current situation. Given that his current partner seemingly had no intention of stabbing him or doing anything remotely foul, and he could have found himself stuck in scallywag garb, complete with pantaloons. He shuddered. Yes, his weird language was the least of his problems.

However, that didn't mean it made current problems any better. But maybe, maybe that crazy ass doctor was right. What if they were exhibiting behaviours similar to a former life or something like that? Truth to be told, it was kind of intriguing. Russell quite liked the idea of being, well, special. It affirmed what he already thought: that he was better than most people, not just for his superhuman intelligence. Braniac ain't got nothing on him. "Ye got me," he mused aloud, following Greeny. "But I reckon the reason we ain't affected the same is something in our blood. Perhaps it's the building. Or we tipped into the grog and are three sheets to the wind, hallucinating like nothing I've seen the likes of."

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Re: The stairwell to the eighth floor, 12:03 AM.
[info]wickedwicker
2010-03-20 04:30 am UTC (link)
She dug her fingers into her hair, closing her eyes. This had to be a dream. Or a nightmare. Or bad Chinese food. There was no way things like this happened to people, not outside of wacky sitcoms or bad movies. Taking a deep breath, she glanced up at the salty dog, feeling a strange sensation as he spoke.

She agreed with him. It was weird, she knew, but what he said was making sense. She very easily could have been high. Her boss, Old Sol, was a leftover from the hippie movement. Though he had gone mostly straight these days - he was all about his grandkids now - she was sure he had a few little "secrets" stashed in the shop. It'd make perfect sense for her to have snuck a joint or three for a bit of relaxation after her stressful move.

Eyes widening, she nodded. "Yeah! Yeah, that-that makes perfect sense. We're high. Or drunk. Or both." Laughing, she wiped a hand over her forehead. "Well, I feel a lot better now. This must just be some weird...pot-induced fantasy. Though I don't know why I would picture myself green...and I don't know where I came up with you."

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Re: The stairwell to the eighth floor, 12:03 AM.
[info]themegazord
2010-03-20 06:55 am UTC (link)
So she was taking the 'I'm high as a kite in a hurricane' route. Huh. Well, it was her choice. He smiled and hesitantly reached out to pat her shoulder, but relented to keep from having his hand removed unnaturally.

"Don't know what yer jabbering on about, if anything it's me hallucination but I don't partake in the grass." He stretched his arms over his head a moment, then relaxed. It really wouldn't make sense for him to be having a strange walk through dreamland when he didn't partake in any serious drug other than good ol' caffeine. Though the thought of a good pint of grog sounded appealing right now just so he'd have an excuse for what was going on. "I know I'm real, what doth that say about ye?"

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Re: The stairwell to the eighth floor, 12:03 AM.
[info]wickedwicker
2010-03-20 04:19 pm UTC (link)
She snorted as he denied drug use. It was possible he was really clean, though in her own experience, most people had tried it at least once. "Well, maybe you've got a brain tumor." She wasn't sure why she found that so funny, but the refuge of this "high" theory had put her in such a good mood that anything would have been funny to her.

Glancing over at him as he asserted his existence, she smiled. "Now that doesn't mean anything if you aren't. You could just be a very well-conceived figment of somebody's imagination." Stretching her legs out, she bent forward, crackles running up her spine. "But me? I'm pretty sure I'm real." Twisting to sit on the stairs sideways, her back braced against the banister, she shrugged. "Though I suppose I might not be."

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Re: The stairwell to the eighth floor, 12:03 AM.
[info]themegazord
2010-03-22 05:12 am UTC (link)
"Ah, brain tumour, well now that'd be something I'd feed the fish to." He stretched out his legs, mimicking her movements only in an attempt to relax himself. He was beginning to get used to talking so strangely, and beginning to hate himself for it.

"Aye, but for all we know, we both could very well be real. Or someone else's figments." He stood up again, carefully shuffling a little distance between the two for safety reasons (fear of female PMSing, for example). "Either way, this figment is heaving off to a land of plenty known to some as me bed. Goodnight, dear lassie, I hope we meet again," he smiled, though he appeared to be hurrying in a slow-fast walking manner to get back to his room on the seventh floor.

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