Alphonse Elric (![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
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snowblindrpg2018-01-05 02:53 pm
armoured) wrote in snowblindrpg2018-01-05 02:53 pm
[network] @LELRIC; audio; night 315 [open]
There's been a lot of talk recently about this discovery that we might not really be us, that we might be digital copies downloaded into random bodies, and I know that it's been bothering a lot of people to think that they might not be "real". I don't know whether it's true that we're not the original people that we think we are or if we're copies, though I guess it would explain a lot of what happens here and how we're altered or brought back from the dead.
[In a way less horrifying way than he has been imagining this whole time.]
But I just wanted to say that I think we're real. Maybe not the originals, but real all the same. It doesn't matter where I came from, I'm still me with my own memories, experiences, and feelings. And all of you are real, you've had real impact on the lives of other people here, friends and enemies alike. That has to count for something.
[He's struggled with the thought that he might not be real before, when Barry the Chopper taunted him about being a puppet. It tore him apart then, it nearly broke Ed in the accusing, but he learned a lesson from that. He won't forget that lesson easily.]
So-- so I thought it might be nice if we could talk about the things that are real to us, not just here, but back home. Talk about the worlds we remember and the people that were there, and share them with other people who might never have heard of anything like it. We could even add it all to Mr. Carsen's library, an encyclopaedia of worlds. If you'd like to share, I'd love to hear it. So, um, that's all.
[In a way less horrifying way than he has been imagining this whole time.]
But I just wanted to say that I think we're real. Maybe not the originals, but real all the same. It doesn't matter where I came from, I'm still me with my own memories, experiences, and feelings. And all of you are real, you've had real impact on the lives of other people here, friends and enemies alike. That has to count for something.
[He's struggled with the thought that he might not be real before, when Barry the Chopper taunted him about being a puppet. It tore him apart then, it nearly broke Ed in the accusing, but he learned a lesson from that. He won't forget that lesson easily.]
So-- so I thought it might be nice if we could talk about the things that are real to us, not just here, but back home. Talk about the worlds we remember and the people that were there, and share them with other people who might never have heard of anything like it. We could even add it all to Mr. Carsen's library, an encyclopaedia of worlds. If you'd like to share, I'd love to hear it. So, um, that's all.
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I walked right into that one, didn't I?
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Don't worry, you'll still have my respect as a super-serious non-clock-wearin' serial killer.
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Unfortunately, I don't think Norfinbury attire is going to let anyone be 'super-serious' here.
[ He taps his star-patterned blanket that he's currently wearing as a cape, and his ugly 'Norfinbury Aquarium' cap. He's also still wearing Zane Taylor's olive green winter coat, which is so not his style. ]
I had to make do with rubber dishwashing gloves for awhile, too. That was a fun look.
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You do kinda look like my nephew when he's playin' dress-up. Too bad I missed seein' the rubber gloves, I bet it really completed the ensemble.
[She actually doesn't mind the hat she found to keep warm, even though it doesn't match her Norfinbury-issued coat. It has a flower bud on it and reminds her of Poison Ivy. She even found a matching sweater to go with it, not that you can see it under layers of jacket and bedsheet and blanket that she's currently swaddled up in.]