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snowblindrpg2017-12-18 12:12 pm
cahooted) wrote in snowblindrpg2017-12-18 12:12 pm
[network] @librarian; Evening 309; video/text [open]
[Flynn would actually prefer to keep this text only but his disdain for touchscreen applications and his love for talking out loud get in the way, as per usual.]
So I hope everybody is doing okay, in a more or less okayish manner or some variety thereof. We had a bit of a difficult time lately with the memory twists and confusion and, you know, usual side dish of general horribleness going around. I'm just gonna assume that the demand for distraction is high and I am happy to announce that there have been some new additions to the library, especially our somewhat scarce fiction section.
Hello to all our newcomers, too. You have already received the important guides and information at this point, I'm sure. For those of you I haven't had a chance to speak with yet, my name is Flynn Carsen and I'd like to add some of the more leisure-oriented material to your reading list – but please, put a particular emphasis on your immediate survival, thank you.
As you will soon realize the evenings after lockdown can get long and tedious and there is not much going around in terms of entertainment, so: There is a joint effort to compile an e-library of reading material people have found during their travels or have brought with them into the city.
[He switches to text at this point, if only for convenience's sake.]
You can access the current collection here.
Among our newest additions are:
I'm also happy to announce an original tale by our very own Hans Christian Andersen about a [cannibalistic animal murder mystery] badger.
As per usual, stay safe and warm and and try not to die.
So I hope everybody is doing okay, in a more or less okayish manner or some variety thereof. We had a bit of a difficult time lately with the memory twists and confusion and, you know, usual side dish of general horribleness going around. I'm just gonna assume that the demand for distraction is high and I am happy to announce that there have been some new additions to the library, especially our somewhat scarce fiction section.
Hello to all our newcomers, too. You have already received the important guides and information at this point, I'm sure. For those of you I haven't had a chance to speak with yet, my name is Flynn Carsen and I'd like to add some of the more leisure-oriented material to your reading list – but please, put a particular emphasis on your immediate survival, thank you.
As you will soon realize the evenings after lockdown can get long and tedious and there is not much going around in terms of entertainment, so: There is a joint effort to compile an e-library of reading material people have found during their travels or have brought with them into the city.
[He switches to text at this point, if only for convenience's sake.]
You can access the current collection here.
Among our newest additions are:
- A story about a seagull. Very post-modern, very disjointed symbolism. For fans of Ulysses, House of Leaves and Dadaism, not necessarily in that order.
- A novel about two rivals, seeking the fountain of youth to claim immortality and infamy. Predictable but fun.
- A story about a haunted house coming alive. Might hit a little close to home in this deathtrap of a city but the writing's of decent quality. Don't read when you're traveling alone.
- A bunch of manuscripts from an unknown Norfinbury author. Particularly happy about this one. There's even some screenplays in the mix. Some are already up, more will be added over the next couple of days.
- A billiard magazine. Lots of pictures. A little depressing, the rooms are very nice. Good for a cry if you miss spacious lounges, velvet couches, scotch tumblers or being rich.
I'm also happy to announce an original tale by our very own Hans Christian Andersen about a [cannibalistic animal murder mystery] badger.
As per usual, stay safe and warm and and try not to die.
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But it might explain their bad mood? If they can't, that is, that might put them in a bad mood and...
[Attempt at humor to gloss over the most uncomfortable fidgeting.]
That's, uh, that's good to hear.
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['Everyone' meaning Flynn and Steph, after Stephen blew up at Mycroft for plotting his murder.]
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Which is totally understandable, of course.
But it was a little hard to miss.
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[That had pissed him off as much as any of it.]
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I hope he gets it. It's like he doesn't even understand the consequences of his actions.
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Anyway, I think it's good that you called him out like that. It's like people like him are forgetting that this isn't normal.
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It's like people become desensitized to it.
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So... take care of yourself, alright? Uh, just in case. You know.
[In case someone comes up with an even crazier scheme in the next couple of days.]
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[That's a lie. He'd be really surprised if House wasn't still pissy about the Vicodin. He just doesn't want to involve Flynn in that.]
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I think we all deserve a break.
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... Probably not, but, you know.
[He's still on Team Optimism and everything.]
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Listen, you enjoy He Came by Night, alright? You deserve a break as much as the rest of us.
[He even manages to say it without laughing.]
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Right. I'll write you a review.
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[Because you're a nerd, get it?]
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Flynn sputters for a moment, taken by surprise, then just throws his hands up in amused defeat.]
Well. You better get ready, because I do want that A.
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