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snowblindrpg2017-04-15 09:48 pm
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[log] love, let the poison bleed out of me [closed]
Characters: Alfie Solomons & Royce Melborn
Location: Downtown, Building 150
Date: Day 229-230
Summary: A couple of girls chase a couple of guys.
Warnings: Nothing out of the usual - violence, description of anomalies, language. Event stuff!
150: A small toy store that sells old-fashioned toys. Dusty, long-forgotten dolls, wooden blocks, and rubber balls line the shelves. There are a few board games, and even some stuffed animals, with polar bears and seals being favored alongside more traditional teddy bears. While the building seems normal enough, it has an eerie feel to it. Are the dolls moving around while you're not looking at them? There's a door near the back that leads to an employees only area, but it's completely empty except for one a chair that has a note glued heavily onto it. The note reads "dont trust the toys. i took a marionette apart and it put itself back together overnight plus every other toy moved up against this door. the chair kept the door closed fine but i still wouldnt trust them". At least there's also a public bathroom readily available.
Location: Downtown, Building 150
Date: Day 229-230
Summary: A couple of girls chase a couple of guys.
Warnings: Nothing out of the usual - violence, description of anomalies, language. Event stuff!
150: A small toy store that sells old-fashioned toys. Dusty, long-forgotten dolls, wooden blocks, and rubber balls line the shelves. There are a few board games, and even some stuffed animals, with polar bears and seals being favored alongside more traditional teddy bears. While the building seems normal enough, it has an eerie feel to it. Are the dolls moving around while you're not looking at them? There's a door near the back that leads to an employees only area, but it's completely empty except for one a chair that has a note glued heavily onto it. The note reads "dont trust the toys. i took a marionette apart and it put itself back together overnight plus every other toy moved up against this door. the chair kept the door closed fine but i still wouldnt trust them". At least there's also a public bathroom readily available.
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I don't know what I'm going to do if my memory of Gwen is tainted by this. [ He knows what he'll do, he's just not going to say it. ] Every time I look at that thing, distorted and broken - it makes it harder for me to remember her face.
[ That depression effect is - really digging in. ]
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At night, Gwen and I ate our meals together and stayed up far later than we should have. Talking, about everything. Who we are. Where we came from. I've never --
[ He's never connected with someone like he did with her. His breath catches. ]
When I told her that I was mir, her response was she didn't know it was a secret. She knew.
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How?
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[ Deep breath. ] She could see the future. I don't know if I ever told you that. She read palms. She read mine, but seeing my future never explained how she could piece me back together the right way, every time I needed her to.
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And Mercy was born after that winter?
[Look, he can do math, okay.]
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She must've been. Talking wasn't all we did, that winter.
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Not much else to do in the winter, eh?
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No, not exactly. It was an excellent way to keep warm during the coldest parts of the night.
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[But he's also making him laugh, so it's a win.]
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I think about it more often than you'd think. [ And now he'll never get laid again. RIP. ]
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All men do, I think.
[He sighs.]
I can't anymore. I had some chances to, but...
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Here, or home?
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[Welcome to the wonderful world of depression.]
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Mm. [ Yeah, Royce gets that one. ] I haven't wanted to. Nobody else could come close to her, anyway.
I'd wondered why you gave me the box of condoms for trade.
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[Which hadn't been bad by any means, but he'd been a little wary that they weren't durable enough to get the job done.]
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[He'd ended up a fan.]
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This is not a conversation I thought I'd be having when I woke up this morning. [ He sounds amused, though. ]
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