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Ned ([info]bakersman) wrote in [info]labyrinth_rpg,
@ 2009-04-19 22:23:00

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Entry tags:complete, day seven, ned the piemaker, olive snook

Who: Ned and Olive
What: Discussing 'the future' (probably not as fearful as it sounds)
When: Day 7
Where: Starting off in their dorms
Rating: Highly unlikely anything more than PG
Status: All done!



The Piemaker no longer had any genuine idea what age he would be at that moment. Everything seemed to last longer here in this place where he had no real sense of purpose. There wasn't much to do to pass the time, despite having a Renaissance Faire right outside. He still hated dressing up, he wasn't a big fan of learning to weave baskets or joust or make tools, and even his own dog had found a new playmate. Of course, he was used to Digby being a bigger fan of Olive than himself, what with her actually being able to pet him. But a pig? That he wasn't a big fan of.

So time dragged a bit more for Ned than usual. Having Olive around was still taking a great deal of getting used to. Especially without Chuck. He still missed her desperately, but the ache was getting a bit easier to deal with. Maybe she was better off back home without him. Maybe she'd find some man who she could actually touch. Without dying, that was. And who hadn't killed her father.

That thought alone was enough to drag him out of bed. He peeked out the window and noticed it was still drizzling, which was getting a bit unbearable. Dressing in the most casual thing he could find, he stepped out the door, trying not to let his eyes wander across the hall where Olive was likely still fast asleep. It was relatively early, after all. He waved Digby out behind him, even less worried about him being off leash than he'd been at home. Not only was Digby a good dog, but he was a smart one, too. He'd be just fine on his own.



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[info]bakersman
2009-04-20 10:53 pm UTC (link)
He'd always hated The Wizard of Oz. More magic. Witches and shoes and munchkins and all sorts of things that had magic to them. He'd never understand what the world's obsession with magic was. And, since being dropped into this peculiar dream that he was starting to have to admit wasn't a dream at all, his hatred for magic was growing by the day.

So when she swung the door open and he caught sight of an entirely different landscape than he'd seen before, Ned almost threw up. "Are..you...kidding me?" It was like his worst nightmare realized. Not only was it a giant theme park (and theme parks were magic of the purest sort, really), but it had changed completely over night without any of them waking up. If that wasn't a sign of magic, nothing was. A fantasy world come to life? Ned had no idea how he could deal.

"Fun? Fun?" he yelped. She wanted to have fun. In this version of Ned's personal hell. "I... Well..." He didn't think he could stay in his room all day. And he knew he couldn't for multiple days. "Sure, I guess," he replied reluctantly, following along behind.

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