Incomplete Data: A panfandom, multi-world RP.

( Wittgenstein Training: Day 12. )

The lunches on these training days are fantastic. Don't feel like doin' much after'em though.

[Charles Xavier]

You know what worries me most about all this?

[Laura]

I need to talk to you about something.

[Scott Summers]

How old are ya?

I've been feeling something coming since London, but I thought it was just London - all the paranoia and exhaustion everybody was feeling, how everything started to degrade there right at the end. I guess maybe I was just hoping that was all it was.

But now I'm starting to rethink that a little. More than a little. Cause this feeling, it hasn't left. No matter how much I've tried to push it aside or call it something else, it's stuck around. And I think I'm starting to figure out why.

Things are changing. The rules of the game have changed, the lay of the land has changed. I've seen it before and I'll see it again cause it's always the same, every time. Shit gets stirred up, murky, opaque. What happens to us little guys, it doesn't matter - not to the folks doing the stirring.

There aren't any winners or losers in the churn. Everyone loses.

So, for those of you opting into this sudden push for training, what is in the little hamster wheel they've set up for you this time and is it really time better spent than that over a cup of coffee?

Here at Team Foxtrot, we endeavor to ask the question: What is a Pokémon?

Based on a week and a half of careful research, we've discovered that as long it has eyes, it's a Pokémon. At least in this world, it is. And in this world, that's the only thing that matters. Whether it's a Pokéball, a mound of clanging gears, a ship's anchor and wheel, or an actual pile of trash - as long as it has eyes, it is a Pokémon. So watch out for things watching out for you.

[Loki]

How willing would you be to change the color of some newly-acquired clothes for me? On a scale of 1 to literally never?

[OOC: Over the next two three days, Audrey makes it her tireless mission to stick googly eyes on every. single. toilet in this entire place. She will not rest until every toilet has been made, by Foxtrot standards, a Pokémon. Enjoy.]

Anyone up for a psychic fight with your Pokemon? I promise not to harm them.

CHARLES XAVIER:

Are you going to allow everyone to beat our gym?

Well, I have to say this isn't exactly what I expected when I agreed to take return Father to England. Phryne Fisher at your service, Miss Fisher is preferred for the time being. At least until I get to know you.

I've been assigned to Aubergine City. Now most important question, what is there to do around here for fun? Also, this device is absolutely fascinating. I've never quite seen something like it before.

Why does it feel like my new Pokemon is going to gleefully price my Grandmother out of her apartment?

( cut for photo )

[Group 6: Jean Grey (FOX), Scott Summers, Charles Xavier, Max Eisenhardt, Betsy Braddock, David Haller, Syd Barrett, Kitty Pryde, and Myst ugh Mystique]

So anyone got an idea for how we wanna go about choosing our representative and juror? Cause this ain't gonna be a headache or anythi

Anyone really wanting to do either or not be doing one?

About damn time these boxes started showing up. I got packages in the Yukon faster'n this.

[Laura]

C'mere kid, I got something for ya

[Filtered to Rogue (Both), Betsy, Kitty P., Hank]

I think we all deserve a few hours on the beach, now that the storm has passed. What do you think?

[Mutants]

Considering our last dinner went over fairly well, I would like to have another. Same rules as last time. No hurling silverware or tables at one another. Do not sit by someone you wish to strangle.
Think civility.

I trust I do not have create an itemized list of do's and don't's.

Let's never do that again.

MUTANTS:

We've already lost one of our own, now it looks like there might be another two. I'm determined not to let that happen.

Laura and Kitty need to remain with someone at all times, and we need weapons to protect them.

I remember reading in a Cosmo way back in grad school how much you can tell about a woman by the shape of the lipstick in the tube she's using, sometimes it's in a point because she very carefully draws the lines and curves of her lips suggesting a divisive pride and an attention to detail, sometimes it's flat because she presses it against her lips like chapstick suggesting a no-nonsense sensibility. Sometimes it's compressed on both sides suggesting a sensuality that fully meets the physical head on. Sometimes, even, it's smashed suggesting an artistic hand and possible German sensitivities.

So let's ask ourselves ladies, and men who have traded for lipstick. What does YOURS look like?

[Filtered to Romeo]

The graffiti in the lobby's particularly interesting because that's where Banner disappeared from.

[Sharon Carter (616), Ian Malcolm, Amos Burton, Cosima Neihaus, Obadiah Stane, Pamela Isley]

By now I’m sure you’ve all figured out what might be coming and what you’re all expected to do about it.

All I’ll say about it is this: Like all games, there can only be one winner. Your block is your hivemind. Protect your own interests and things will go well for you. Don’t, and they won’t.

[Mike Block]

I hope you didn’t think the Circus was over.

First thing first: we're all here in London during a very turbulent time in history. As you all have noticed, we've been given ration books. They're not going to last, so we're going to have to work a little extra outside of what we've been given to make sure we all eat.

I'd go out and find work firstly. Some of them will not be able to give you money, but will be able to give you ration books. Some will give you money, and then you'll have to find black market places that sell ration books. Also of note: the ration books allow you to purchase said items, they're not free.

Normally, I'd be out there doing this myself, but considering my [...] appearance, I will have a lot harder time than most.

Is there anyone (or several people) who would be willing to look into the black market side of this while the rest of us try to do this the old fashioned way?

[Mutants]

If I could have all of you check in, thank you. I'm located in 209.

I believe we have at least 3 who are with the Hotel block and who's rations are greatly reduced from the rest of us. I would like to rectify that.

they better not take away the candy when it change again

People of the Wittgenstein,

Hopefully many of you may remember the post that Sharon Carter (the elder) made in the aftermath of the Circus riot about our civic responsibilities. In the two weeks since we have been back at the compound, a small group of us have been stationed in the library, working on drafting a document assuring and defining our rights as citizens (not merely specimens) of this Wittgenstein collective.

We affirm, in brief: a right to assembly and self governance, a right to freedom from violence, discrimination or harassment, a right to freedom of speech, a right to property, and a right to freedom from degrading conditions, and an obligation to assuring a minimum standard of care and safety for all who are brought here. We maintain the sanctity of life for all specimens as our highest primary objective.

We propose a representative democracy comprised of a federation of "Districts" comprised of at least five people. This allows everyone's primary points of contact to be largely those with whom they would interact in any case, however, it also creates both a Wittgenstein Council and Jury comprised of elected representatives from each District which can address concerns that face the entire group, see to impartial, empathetic handling of specimen-on-specimen crime.

Finally, while at present we have the capacity to negotiate only amongst ourselves, it is our hope that success in this endeavor may give us some collective bargaining power with our scientists.

In any case, we have drafted a preliminary Constitution based on a variety of national Constitutions as well as drawing heavily from Prisoners' Rights theory, but it is only a preliminary document. We would like to open this up to all specimens for comment, suggestion, and revision in the interest of fairness and to capitalize on the assembled collective political expertise here.

Yours sincerely
Hank McCoy
Sharon Carter
Steve Rogers
Charles Xavier

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