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Tweak says, "SHUT UP NURSE!"

MarinaNova NPCs (marinanova_npc) wrote in marinanova,
@ 2013-11-04 20:41:00

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Wonderland Event — Dome-wide mingle
[ There were blankets set out in the lush parks of the prison, and on top a feast was spread out. Fine china and chubby pots of tea, delicate cake trays filled with tarts, biscuits and sandwiches; yes, anything the hungry and weary prisoners could wish for was laid out for their convenience.

The sun was shining brightly and a playful breeze rustles the leaves of the trees. Surely a wonderful day for a tea party! ]

((ooc: Mingle for your mingling needs! Event information can be found here! ))

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2013-12-03 03:51 pm UTC (link)

Helen nods in response to his statement, almost idly as her mind wanders to Ashley, to the people of Carentan, good people who had died because their little bubble of time dilation meant they wouldn't exist when the town was brought back into temporal sync with the rest of the world. She thinks about Adam Worth, how he had changed because of circumstance, and how she had been ready to kill his daughter the second time so history would repeat as it should. Would she have been able to go through with that plan? She didn't quite know, but the intent had been there.

And suddenly, she feels more subdued, more withdrawn, even as she nods and gives his hand a squeeze. She didn't like it, but she could kill if she absolutely needed to, if there was no other was to restore the timeline or save the multitudes. She didn't do it easily, never could, but she has done it. And somehow that feels different, even though the guilt of it weighs on her.

"Perhaps so," she relents, her gaze finally lowering. "I have watched everyone I've ever loved and a great deal of others die in the course of my work. I wasn't ready to lose you." The guilt for that would have destroyed her. It was bad enough that she hadn't been able to do much to help him and certainly not alone, but she'd done what she could and that was the important part. He was back; she had him back.

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