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Vas Captio Mods (vas_captio_mod) wrote in vas_captio_rpg,
@ 2009-07-25 18:30:00

Entry tags:

!complete, amaterasu, day 17, experiment, kim boggs, l lawliet, leonard church, lexie grey, merope gaunt, remy lebeau, sarah jane smith, shannon rutherford

Day Seventeen | Experiment
Who: Shannon Rutherford, Amatarasu, Ianto Jones, Merope Gaunt, L. Lawliet, Kim Boggs, Sarah Jane Smith, Remy LeBeau, Church, Lexie Grey [no enforced posting order]
What: Experiment time!
Where: An undisclosed location
When: Day 17 7:00am - close of day seventeen
Rating: TBA
Status: Active

Each character will awaken in a room with another character and will be missing their journals. Each will have their own very comfortable twin bed. The Room is comfortably accommodated and should the subject look into the closets of bureau they will find clothing appropriate to their sense of style and size. Each room has it's own bathroom complete with toilet, tub and shower. Each bathroom is stocked with products the character would be familiar with.

The doors to the five bedrooms all open into a large common area which includes a television (no cable; just a large collection of assorted movies and an X-Box with an assortment of games); a bookcase with various titles and genres; a large sectional sofa; a dining table; and a large kitchen. The Kitchen will have an induction cooktop stove; a large refrigerator; various appliances and copious amounts of fresh foods. The style of this room is contemporary but comfortable. The floors are carpeted and everything is modern.

Clearly, this room is intended to make the subjects comfortable. Conspicuously absent: Windows.

There is an area which is clearly a door; however, it has no handle from the inside. Over this door is a large blue sign "Departure Point." A sign on the door indicates the following.

"Thank you for your participation here at Vas Captio. This area is intended for your use and comfort. Please be mindful to be clean and courteous as this room will be occupied shortly after you leave. Further instructions as to your departure will be included as they become more final. Thank you for your patience."

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	Bedroom One: Sarah Jane Smith \| L. Lawliet vas_captio_mod 2009-07-25 11:02 pm UTC (link)
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Re: Bedroom One: Sarah Jane Smith | L. Lawliet

got2haveasmith
2009-07-27 01:50 am UTC (link)

Sarah Jane rolled over in her bed, and absently grabbed for the sheet to pull it farther up toward her chin. Then, her half-awake brain caught up with what she was doing, and her eyes flew open. Bed. Sheet. Not the hard floor of the museum. A pillow under her head rather than her jacket. Had she...no, she realized as the room came into focus. She wasn't home. She was in a room, tucked snugly in bed. Across from her, she could see a young man in an identical bed.

Someone was playing a cruel joke. They had to be. This couldn't all be real, could it?

Slowly, Sarah Jane slid out of bed, her body protesting the movement. It liked the comfort and wanted to catch a proper nap while it could. Her mind, however, wanted to get a feel for the place, know what she'd ended up in. She opened the first door she found near her bed, and her eyes widened as she found a closet full of clothing that wouldn't look out of place in her own. She looked around, feeling slightly guilty for what she was about to do, then pulled a fresh blouse and pair of jeans out and lay them on the bed. The dresser nearby held clothing of a more delicate nature, also looking to be her size. She sighed at the thought of clean clothing against her skin. After days in the same outfit, she was more than ready for a change.

The second door was an even more welcoming sight: a proper bathroom, fully stocked, towels at the ready. She glanced back at the young man, wondering if she should wake him up before she slipped in for a quick shower. It would be only polite, after all. Perhaps he had more urgent need of it than she did?

Sarah walked around to the other side of her bed and sat down on it, facing the young man. "Hey," she said quietly. "Good morning." At least, Sarah Jane assumed it was morning. There were no windows in the room, so it was difficult to tell.