Rosalind and Robert Lutece (quantumtwins) wrote in witchinghour, @ 2014-08-07 07:25:00 |
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Entry tags: | character: marshall eriksen, character: robert and rosalind lutece |
WHO: The Luteces & Marshall Eriksen
WHERE: Lutece Laboratory in Sonheim Square
WHEN: Backdated to Wednesday, Early afternoon August 6th
WHAT: In which the Luteces begin their observation of Marhsall Eriksen
WARNINGS: Not sure just yet
STATUS: Incomplete
Ever since The Luteces arrived in Marrowood they were presented with one question after another, and yet no concrete answers were given to them by anyone. They were left to their own devices, and after so many "you probably shouldn't do that" responses from people Rosalind was more than happy to stop bothering them with questions. It was obvious to both her and Robert that the citizens were content to merely survive their circumstances rather than find a way to get back to their home reality.
No matter. Rosalind was used to people thinking her ideas were ludicrous, and being put off by those around her. It did not stop her from staying the course, and with her brother by her side she was sure they could do many a great thing in this place. Robert was as intelligent as she, and just as driven. What he lacked was the unscrupulous nature of his sister. Rosalind did not readily feel guilt. Robert, however, did and he sought to keep a tight rein on his sister's morality.
The pair was preparing for their first visitor since the completion of the laboratory, a one Mr. Marshall Eriksen, an apparent victim of the latest attack upon the town. What was curious was that he had come back from his death. The exact same person, apparently, and not a version that was and was not him from another reality. Rosalind had a theory that death in this place meant being "placed" in the probability space, where everything and nothing existed at the same time. Rosalind was as excited despite her face remaining as stoic as ever. She was busily setting the calibration on the helmet that she had constructed to measure the brain waves of their subject. It would give them a baseline for this particular citizen, and if he should perish again they would have something to compare against.
Rosalind had also ensured there was a platter of crackers and cheese, to include gouda, for their visitor. It wasn't her usual practice to be so accommodating, but she was trying to be better for her brother. Beside, it would do no good to scare away their first subject before they had a chance to gather data.