[Introduction] There's no need for red-hot pokers.

Apr 15, 2010 17:08

They had been getting on with it, over and over again. The game had been repeated so often that she knew it all by heart, like an actor's set of lines in a play.  Now, it was Garcin's turn to speak - but those words were not his, really, they were hers, stolen. Had he been ever anything else but that, a coward? A thief? Stealing Estelle's attention ( Read more... )

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scalpedsociety April 16 2010, 02:43:26 UTC
A small but ever so slightly unsettling woman with hollowed out hazel eyes peers out the kitchen doorway.

On the surface she is quite calm and level headed, on the inside is excited and relishing this tomboyish womans arrival. Aramat could tell the laugh alone that she going to like her.

She cocks her head slightly, “Hello there, you must be new here.”

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x_postal_ines April 16 2010, 04:18:36 UTC
Ines looks amused. "Not exactly," she replies. "I've been here for quite a while - it just took a bit too long for me to get out of the room."

She's still assuming she's in hell - it was a hotel, after all.

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scalpedsociety April 16 2010, 04:28:31 UTC
Aramat got puzzled on the inside I've never you before...
On the outside, Aramat remained placid. “Well you must be hungry or thristy... would you to join in the kitchen?”

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x_postal_ines April 16 2010, 04:33:34 UTC
Ines laughs again, that delighted, amused smile. "You haven't been dead a very long time, have you? We don't need food anymore. We're dead."

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scalpedsociety April 16 2010, 04:45:37 UTC
I don't know about you, lovely lady, but I'm alive. It's only been since sunday, but I'm alive. I have a pulse now and everything.

“I'm sorry, I honestly don't believe in any sort of afterlife, but usually these places don't have kitchens.”

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x_postal_ines April 16 2010, 04:49:33 UTC
She yet has to realize that she has bodily functions. Or maybe she won't - typist is undecided. She's been in hell a long time, after all.

"Of course they have kitchens," she replies. "No kitchens, no knives."

How terribly practical.

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scalpedsociety April 16 2010, 04:56:38 UTC
Indeed thats how she found her only true friends... those lovely, loyal pointed objects...

“You do raise a good point, Miss?---”

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x_postal_ines April 16 2010, 05:01:57 UTC
"Serrano. Just call me Ines," she replies. "I don't care much for formality."

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scalpedsociety April 16 2010, 15:38:14 UTC
Ines... what a lovely name.

"Aramat Dawdes. Pleased to meet you, where have you been?"

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x_postal_ines April 17 2010, 03:46:28 UTC
Aaaaaw, that's adorable. In a strange way.

"In a room, in a hotel," she drawls. "The questions really more, where have you been?"

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scalpedsociety April 17 2010, 12:36:31 UTC
Well so far, I've been here since Sunday...

“In a garden.”

Now Aramat meantions it, there are usually no gardens in a hotel either. Unless this womans idea of a hotel is different...

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x_postal_ines April 17 2010, 16:37:43 UTC
"A poetic place to die, for someone with a poetic name," she replies, lightly.

There would be gardens in earthly hotels, but not in the one where she was. Not that she thinks she's actually moved. This is probably just a new form of punishment.

Watch her care.

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scalpedsociety April 17 2010, 16:47:56 UTC
Aramat remained calm. Perhaps she's just guessing... Aramat isn't my birth name, nor did I die in a garden. I wanted to buried there.

You are free to torment Aramat a bit. For some strange reason I like watching villains squirm...

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x_postal_ines April 17 2010, 20:07:02 UTC
Ines raises an eyebrow, inquiringly. "Are you so little accustomed to compliments?"

Something's hidden there - she can feel it.

Heee yay! Noted! And tell me if it goes to far - I really want this to stay fun for you. &hearts

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scalpedsociety April 17 2010, 22:14:12 UTC
“You can say that...” Aramat was about take it as one, until the word “Death” was meantioned.

Just don't get too carried away... we need proper tension, if case my whole “Three Weird Sisters and a Warlock” scenario should ever happen.

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x_postal_ines April 19 2010, 00:03:46 UTC
"Too bad," she replies. "That indicates poor self-esteem." And therefore weakness.

I'll keep things ambiguous to that effect. ^^

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