[Dream 2 - What is Past, What is Now]

Nov 14, 2011 12:44

((Dream Effects: Non-Interactive. Optional exhaustion, hunger, and feeling of helplessness.))

just rejects anyway )

sick, poor little creeper, gilbert, dream

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stfuelly November 14 2011, 20:43:07 UTC
[Regardless of her hatred for her two foster brothers, the dream is still hard to watch. Elliot has always been fond of Gilbert (for whatever stupid reason) and he still insists that Vincent is someone worthy of respect. Respect...after what he said.

No, there's no damned way.]

It serves you right, you know. You were bound to catch something, carrying on the way that you do.

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nightraysewerat November 14 2011, 22:00:50 UTC
I'm so touched by your concern, dearest sister.

[He'll make it sound so pleasant, so loving. After all, they're family, aren't they?

It doesn't hurt at all. ]

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stfuelly November 14 2011, 22:08:53 UTC
Perhaps I'll bring flowers by later if you're still feeling unwell.

[brb figuring out how to say 'I hope you die' in flower language.]

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nightraysewerat November 17 2011, 21:01:38 UTC
Let me guess: the kind with many thorns?

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stfuelly November 17 2011, 21:03:42 UTC
Flowers don't have to have thorns to get their message across.

[Black roses should do the trick. And if they only have white, she'll just have to paint them black.]

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nightraysewerat November 18 2011, 03:08:36 UTC
My, my, just what kind of message are you sending me? We are siblings, after all...

[Not that she acknowledges that, but he's trying to get a rise out of her. He doesn't want to think about if she worries or not, to dwell on the fact that she wouldn't, no one should.]

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stfuelly November 18 2011, 03:13:38 UTC
[B(]

How familiar are you with the language of flowers, Vincent?

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nightraysewerat November 18 2011, 03:18:11 UTC
Quite familiar. I am quite well-educated, for a former vagrant.

So what would you like to send me, dear sister? Perhaps thistle, as recognition of my true nobility, despite such petty things as birth...

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stfuelly November 18 2011, 03:22:10 UTC
I was thinking lobelia in recognition of your malevolent nature.

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nightraysewerat November 18 2011, 03:31:59 UTC
It's interesting, isn't it? If you sent me lobelia, I could use it as a sedative, and perhaps rest better. Anything can be twisted, can't it?

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stfuelly November 18 2011, 03:34:17 UTC
[Well, that's not unnerving. Not at all.]

If it's a sedative that you want, perhaps if you ask nicely I can procure one for you. In this place you might just end up sleeping a nice, long time.

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nightraysewerat November 18 2011, 03:38:21 UTC
Oh? Would you be so kind? I would certainly appreciate your kindness.

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stfuelly November 18 2011, 03:39:53 UTC
Oh come now, you can ask nicer than that.

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nightraysewerat November 18 2011, 03:42:55 UTC
Oh, please, my dearest beloved sister Vanessa, find it in your heart to take pity on your brother and deliver something to send me into blessed unconsciousness.

[He manages not to laugh, even.]

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stfuelly November 18 2011, 03:43:49 UTC
[He might manage not to laugh, but she does. Long and hard.]

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nightraysewerat November 18 2011, 03:46:44 UTC
That's not fair! That's the nicest I've been to a woman for a purpose other than getting into her bed in...

[Well, ever, but he cuts himself off with laughter.]

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