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Jan 15, 2011 17:33

[The camera awakens to an extremely close and likely illegal view of this painting. There's a slight zoom out, and a soft narration over audio ( Read more... )

edward nygma | riddler

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gallitrap January 15 2011, 22:45:11 UTC
... Do you have any idea, how that happened? You weren't touching it, were you?

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enigmaestro January 15 2011, 22:45:58 UTC
What are you implying?

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gallitrap January 15 2011, 22:49:59 UTC
[and oh yes this is voice of course.]

Well, I wasn't implying anything. I was just curious to if it was based on proximity.

... I'm implying it now, though, if you react like that.

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enigmaestro January 15 2011, 22:51:47 UTC
[Of course!]

I was simply giving enjoying the exhibit, offering insightful critique, when Felicia did something, so I suppose the fault is hers.

[Such a gentleman.]

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gallitrap January 15 2011, 22:55:53 UTC
Was she entrapped, too?

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enigmaestro January 15 2011, 23:00:42 UTC
She's off in some corner more oily than my own.

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gallitrap January 15 2011, 23:05:06 UTC
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What have you tried? To escape, I mean.

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enigmaestro January 15 2011, 23:08:51 UTC
I've managed to make the painting change from within. It's a Cubist piece, so there's some logic behind it -- thank God we're not in something Impressionist.

Doorways lead to nothing.

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gallitrap January 15 2011, 23:11:18 UTC
I'm guessing you can't what's outside the painting? The room you were in before, or the frame, or anything like that?

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enigmaestro January 15 2011, 23:14:43 UTC
I can, but it's two-dimensional. The perspective itself looks like a painting. And not a very good one.

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gallitrap January 15 2011, 23:26:29 UTC
It sounds very strange.

What else have you tried to make, other than doorways? If you can manipulate it, then maybe...

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enigmaestro January 15 2011, 23:28:12 UTC
Stairways, caverns, even portals. The image is easily controlled, but the purpose is fixed.

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gallitrap January 15 2011, 23:32:19 UTC
I guess a paint thinner wouldn't do much, huh? Hmm.

[Nygma, is it sad that the only person who seems to be trying to help you escape is a teenage girl?]

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enigmaestro January 15 2011, 23:43:25 UTC
That might be rather destructive. We might be paint ourselves, I'm not sure how we're affecting this work.

[Yes... Yes it is.]

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gallitrap January 15 2011, 23:45:58 UTC
Can you alter yourself, the way you can your surroundings? That might answer that, at least.

[Poor Edward.]

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enigmaestro January 15 2011, 23:53:13 UTC
Honestly? I'm hesitate to take that step.

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