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010 Omens of Crusnik

Dec 10, 2011 19:13

[A: Elementary School (OPEN)]

[What is that sound floating out over the playground at lunch? It's piano music, just basic tunes being repeated over and over again from the open window of the music room. Cain has retired there to study the books that Charles gave him, tireless in his pursuit of being the very best at whatever task was set to him ( Read more... )

*izumo, *doc scratch, *holland, *abel, *hijiri, *charles, &town, *vivio, industrious worker, *barnaby, &phone, *aradia, &school, brother woes, smarty-pants, *ran, !ic, *clover, *spain, making friends, house of fail, *sunny, derp, knowledge is power, kitchen shenanigans, *poison ivy, &home, emotional dramu, goody two-shoes, *ciel, *fate, *mikiya

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C suckers December 10 2011, 21:21:23 UTC

Spirited words. I wonder how many will remember them.

kinships December 10 2011, 21:28:40 UTC

I hope enough to make a difference.

We need to work together, instead of struggling alone.

suckers December 10 2011, 22:10:26 UTC

I won't spoil it then. [Because it won't and it never does, Scratch has been around here long enough to know.]

Struggling won't change whether you are in a group or working as an individual. When the town decides it they will make everyone suffer if they must.

kinships December 10 2011, 22:40:16 UTC

Perhaps.

But it's what comes during and after that, how we choose to react, that says if we succeed or fail.

suckers December 10 2011, 22:53:40 UTC

Success comes at not falling to the misery of the town. No matter how it may come about. At least that is what I think. Breaking out would be good too.

kinships December 10 2011, 22:56:54 UTC

Mm, I agree. If we don't fall, then they haven't won.

suckers December 12 2011, 17:48:43 UTC

It's a matter of "where is the bottom" in this situation.

kinships December 12 2011, 17:52:12 UTC

Hopefully we'll get out before we have to find out where the bottom is, here.

suckers December 13 2011, 05:43:15 UTC

Oh, that was rhetorical. I don't even believe a bottom exists in this place. Just an endless pit.

kinships December 13 2011, 18:08:13 UTC

That's not a very reassuring idea.

suckers December 14 2011, 22:32:33 UTC

Is that how you see it? I think it's very reassuring.

kinships December 14 2011, 22:37:29 UTC

What makes you think it's reassuring?

suckers December 14 2011, 22:39:29 UTC

We can never reach the bottom, because it doesn't exist. Thus we are in a state of eternal free fall. What happens when you fall off a large building and hit the ground?

kinships December 14 2011, 22:42:25 UTC

[...there's a short pause, before Cain chuckles.]

You're right, that is a reassuring way to look at it.

suckers December 14 2011, 22:57:11 UTC

Precisely. So, with that said, you should try to enjoy as much as you can. It's all one can do in a place like this, wouldn't you agree?

kinships December 15 2011, 01:34:36 UTC

That... and avoid the buildings going down.

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