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MarinaNova NPCs ([info]marinanova_npc) wrote in [info]marinanova,
@ 2015-01-05 07:20:00

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Entry tags::mingle, aidan reilly, april ludgate, artemis crock, carl grimes, carol peletier, charlotte charles, damon salvatore, dexter morgan, doctor facilier, duo maxwell, euphemia li britannia, gwen cooper, haruka tenoh, ianto jones, inara serra, jack harkness, kanji tatsumi, katherine pierce, kitty pryde (aoa), kitty pryde (evolution), lyle dylandy, malcolm reynolds, martha jones, mgann morzz, michiru kaiou, nathan harris, nico di angelo, pavel chekov (au), percy jackson, piper halliwell, rebecca crane, sam winchester, sarah williams, spencer reid, spike, tieria erde, ton phanan, trowa barton, tyki mikk, yuuri shibuya

Day 305 : MISTLETOE BOT MINGLE
[You won't hear them coming. You won't see their snare. The mistletoe bots are out and they're hunting you, two by two. You can run and you can hide, but eventually you will be caught, and then there's nothing left to do but kiss your way out!

Chapstick stations will be available.]

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[info]carol_peletier
2015-01-26 01:30 am UTC (link)
She scrunched up her nose. "Thought so." Not that it's a bad thing, what he's has going for him here.

"Oh no. There's nothing left of my world to take over." As for hurting people, well... Her smile remains, but it leaves her eyes. She'll leave that unsaid. Some evils are necessary.

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[info]foreverjack
2015-01-30 08:10 am UTC (link)
Okay... A rather more serious response than he was expecting. His eyes soften.

"I'm sorry. Nothing left literally or figuratively?" Because there is at least a little difference between just losing everything you love and your planet actually being blown out of existence, though both can feel just as devastating.

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[info]carol_peletier
2015-01-30 08:20 pm UTC (link)
"How about, somewhere in the middle? We suffered a global apocalypse. I'm not even sure how many of us are still alive. Pockets, here and there. Handfulls. Not many." She breathes a sigh and tries to smile again. "I'm sorry. I didn't mean for that to happen."

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[info]foreverjack
2015-01-31 09:25 pm UTC (link)
"For what to happen? You to reveal that your world has been devastated?" He quirks an eyebrow. "I assume you don't mean you caused it?"

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[info]carol_peletier
2015-01-31 10:03 pm UTC (link)
"Of course not." Her smile is softer now, more genuine. The idea is ludicrous. "A disease, I suppose. It brings the dead back. Their only purpose is to kill."

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[info]foreverjack
2015-02-02 08:20 pm UTC (link)
He blinks a bit. "Brings the dead back?" He can't help but focus on that part, at first, because it resonates so much with him, but it's not long before he moves onto the rest and he gives her a limpid, faintly disbelieving look. Not so much because he actually disbelieves her but because even with all he's seen it seems so unlikely.

"You mean... zombies?"

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[info]carol_peletier
2015-02-02 09:15 pm UTC (link)
She's used to a variety of reactions. Disbelief is, surprisingly, rare, but not unexpected. The name he gives them seems so ... childish. Something out of horror movies and comic books. Maybe why they never called them that. "Yes. Though, we call them walkers. Roamers. Lurkers."

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[info]foreverjack
2015-02-03 09:18 pm UTC (link)
"All the dead? As in, everyone who's ever died? Or just those who've died recently?"

Forgive him for his rather professional interest in what is for you a highly personal matter, Carol!

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[info]carol_peletier
2015-02-04 06:10 am UTC (link)
"Not all the dead, no. Everyone who died when the event began, and everyone who has died since." Could you imagine if everyone rose from the dead? Well, the good news is many of the corpses would be too far gone to be a threat.

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[info]foreverjack
2015-02-05 10:14 pm UTC (link)
Oh, everyone rising from the dead can be done. It hasn't happened yet, in Jack's timeline, but there's a certain Time Lord who'll be attempting exactly that in just a few years' time, in his universe.

But Jack doesn't know about that yet, so the curious look he gives her is purely because of the odd resemblence to his own 'curse'.

"And it's all caused by a disease? So they're... sick before they die? How long does it take before they come back? Do they keep coming back if you kill them again?"

He doesn't really realise how sharply he's reeling off the questions.

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[info]carol_peletier
2015-02-09 03:52 am UTC (link)
She doesn't mind the questions, though they aren't something she really thinks about. The need to know why and how it all happened became less and less important as time wore on. It was enough just to stay alive.

"We're all ... we all have this ... thing. Disease. Infection. Whatever it is. We all have it. From what I understand, it's dormant, until we die. And then it activates." If that was the right word for it. "It only takes a few minutes. And then nothing will stop them. You have to destroy the brain. That's the only way to kill them for good."

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[info]foreverjack
2015-02-10 09:17 pm UTC (link)
"Wow. That's... harsh." He frowns, searching her face, recognising the inner strength there that she'd need to survive such a thing. "It's hard enough losing people, but to know they'll immediately come back and try to kill you..."

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[info]carol_peletier
2015-02-13 04:59 am UTC (link)
"I suppose it is." She's not trying to downplay it. It is harsh. Her world is a living nightmare. The weak don't survive. She had to be strong - inside and out. "Dead is dead. Those things that come back - those aren't people. They're not our neighbors or friends or daugh...daughters."

She chokes on the last word, stutters it out, and blinks a few times. She meant to say something else, she was sure.

"They're just monsters that need to be put down."

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[info]foreverjack
2015-02-13 08:27 am UTC (link)
Oh god. His heart aches for her as he watches her stumble over that last word, memories of his own, similar, losses stinging him too.

"I'm sorry," he says quietly, and then, in an attempt to lighten and distract, he adds: "Sounds more like vampires than zombies, in a way. Except without being able to fight the thing causing the transformation. I assume you've got scientists working on the disease itself?"

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[info]carol_peletier
2015-02-16 02:23 am UTC (link)
She shakes her head. "Zombies. Definitely." As for the rest... She shrugs helplessly. "I would like to believe so, but I just don't know. Honestly, I don't dare to hope. It's far more likely they've all died by now."

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[info]foreverjack
2015-02-17 08:52 pm UTC (link)
He frowns. "There must be something left! Some hope, somewhere?"

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[info]carol_peletier
2015-02-20 12:09 am UTC (link)
She answers his frown with a sad smile. "Perhaps. Somewhere. I haven't given up. But most days, it's enough just to stay alive."

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[info]foreverjack
2015-02-21 12:42 pm UTC (link)
He nods. He knows how that goes.

"Well, I guess in that case, at least you get to have a break from all that while you're here! I hope it does you as much good as it's done me!"

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[info]carol_peletier
2015-02-21 09:37 pm UTC (link)
She feels a flash of guilt. "Oh, gosh. All we've done is talk about me. You seem to be doing alright, though. Are you saying you're better off here as well?"

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[info]foreverjack
2015-03-12 09:02 pm UTC (link)
He sees that shadow that passes over her eyes and grimaces internally. He really didn't mean to make her feel guilty for talking about herself.

He shrugs, spreading his hands expansively. "Don't worry about it - seems like you could use an opportunity to talk things through with someone." Of course, talking them through with a stranger you've just been forced to make out with is not the normal way to do these things, but then, this isn't exactly a normal place.

"And yeah. I'd been going through some tough times too, and this place... gave me hope again."

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[info]carol_peletier
2015-03-17 04:56 am UTC (link)
"I do appreciate you taking the time to listen." She is the picture of gratitude. It doesn't even really bother her how and why they wound up like this in the first place. Some things happen for a reason. Perhaps this is one of them.

"That's good. Hope is good."

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[info]foreverjack
2015-03-18 08:05 am UTC (link)
"It is, it really is." He smiles, a softer, more genuine version of the 100 watt grin he gave her earlier. "And it was my pleasure." He spreads his hands. "Give me a call if you need to talk again, okay?"

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[info]carol_peletier
2015-03-22 07:37 pm UTC (link)
Stop smiling like that. Good lord.

She dips her head with a smile of her own. "I will. It was wonderful to meet you, despite the circumstances." Or maybe she should thank them. It was one hell of a way to meet new people.

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[info]foreverjack
2015-03-24 02:56 pm UTC (link)
It's certainly a great way to meet people in Jack's book! He's already feeling pleased with how his first conquest of the day has gone.

"Lovely to meet you too, Carol Peletier!" he agrees, with his usual extragance. "Well - better hit the showers, I guess. Catch you later!"

And he's off, after one last bright smile to make sure he'll leave a lasting impression. Not that he often fails to do that.

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