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Vas Captio Mods (vas_captio_mod) wrote in vas_captio_rpg,
@ 2009-07-25 19:14:00

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!complete, day 17, experiment, location: pharmacy/liquor store

Who: Open
What: Monitors placed around town. Please enjoy the entertainment presented to you, courtesy of TBTB
Where: The Pharmacy
When: Day 17 7:00am - close of day seventeen
Rating: TBA
Status: Active

A monitor appears on a bench outside the pharmacy.

Church and Kim Boggs are shown on this monitor taking part in the experiment "I think you took something of mine" with Church in the tub and Kim holding the scalpel. There is no sound for this monitor.

All monitors are black and white and are familiar to those characters who took part in "panic room." All are labelled "our dear departed." Monitors will go black at precisely 4:24 PM where all characters on screen will die for everyone to see.

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polymorphic
2009-07-29 04:18 pm UTC (link)

After speaking with the Doctor in the journals, Tonks was heading off to one of the places that had a monitor and an unknown person. She wasn't sure really if she'd be able to help, but had to try anyway. There was a hustle toward the chemist's, determined footsteps carrying her quickly to the destination, as if walking faster would be able to save the people any quicker.

She had gone inside first, looking about for some sort of telly monitor, but didn't find one. Maybe people were safe now. Optimism was a rare thing, but the shapeshifter tried to have it in spades. Of course, optimism was tempered with a healthy dose of Constant Vigilance, and she was exploring every nook and cranny. It took about ten minutes for her to check the whole of the inside and start to round the outside of the building.

That was when she saw it. A television. Stepping over to it, she frowned and watched briefly. Intently. What was going on?

Once she got the idea of the scope of this matter, Tonks covered her mouth to muffle a silent shriek.

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illdoitinthree
2009-07-30 10:36 am UTC (link)

He didn't know what to think of the journal entries. It seemed that people were dying again -- and really, why would that be a surprise? -- and he wasn't exactly fond of going out in search of witnessing such events. As he was sure nobody else was. It was with his particular scare with Bones' supposed death that he had been slightly traumatized and warily walked to the pharmacy. He didn't know why he was even going but he couldn't hide from the events of the day by avoiding them, that was for sure.

Besides, it wasn't in his nature to do anyway.

He made it to the pharmacy, noticing someone else there before him. Jim sped up his pace and followed her to a television outside the building. There was a bench nearby and Jim got that disgusting twist in his stomach that made him feel physically sick and eerie all at once. A bench, inviting them to sit and watch. That was sick, fucking morbid. He ignored it and stood beside the other girl silently, peering up at the set. There was a blond woman and.. a tub. What the the hell was going on..?

"She's.. holding a surgeon's scalpel.." he breathed out, his eyes widening. Were they actually..

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polymorphic
2009-07-30 08:20 pm UTC (link)

Hand was still covering her mouth even as she heard the voice. Didn't know this person, but it was very much an 'enemy of my enemy is my friend' sort of instinct around here. But Tonks hadn't looked away yet.

She wondered if this was what it was like, being forced to watch Dark Wizards perform their horrible curses. It was so morbid and she could do nothing but watch. That was the most fucked up part. They were taunting the rest of them with the fact that they were so powerless. "Worse than the Dark Mark.." Breathed out softly. Finally, dark eyes tore away from the screen to look at the source of the voice and she nodded slowly. "I--" No, she didn't want to continue with that line of thought.

"Do you know either of them?" Asked quietly, sympathetically.

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