[there is a thick fog moving through camp tonight, limiting your visibility as you try to get from one place to the next.
but when it clears a bit, you think you see something. is it something familiar? or is it something you fear? but really, those two questions go together, don't they?]
(( consider this a "night in the life" and "boggarts"
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Who's there?
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The grin isn't; it's wide and bright and utterly mad.]
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[he mimics his tone, and then laughs.]
I'm you. I'm the parts that you don't remember. The parts that wanted them all dead. And look! They're all dead.
[he claps. The sound of sodden cloth thudding together is pretty gross.]
Well done! You really were the executioner that Father wanted.
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[Elliot resolves this problem as he resolves most problems in his life: A SWORD TO THE FACE.]
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Do you think that's how it works, Elliot? You can't reject people, because they reject you first.
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[YEP. STABBING FAUX-GIL IN THE FACE.]
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Haven't you realised it yet, Elly? You don't know people, not even yourself. That's why I died, because you don't know what you really are.
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[MOAR STABBIN'. LOOK THIS HAS TO WORK EVENTUALLY.]
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[it's okay, because the new figure is a shorter boy, a wickedly sharp scythe in hand. His eyes are red, his hair gold under the bloodstains, and the smile is a mirror for the bright, mad smile that the first Elliot had.]
Do you really? Wouldn't the real Elliot Nightray have stood up and fought me to live? You just gave up! What right do you have to call yourself Elliot Nightray?
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Shut up! I know that's not true! If this is the best you can do then I'm very disappointed!
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protip: it's your dad.]
Good. Don't listen to the words of a Vessalius, Elliot. You know better than that.
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Father?
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Are you still playing children's games, Elliot? It's time to put them aside and act for the family's interests instead of your own.
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What does that mean?
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