1st Fix

Oct 17, 2010 10:59

[Well, waking up in a strange bed, in a strange house, with a strange woman was, admittedly, not too rare in Quinn's life. It was waking up in a 1950s style house that was full of portraits including him and 3 smiling strangers that was the odd part. Or the fact that when he goes downstairs to inspect the house that he find his technomancy ( Read more... )

well this is awkward, action, voice, this is not my beautiful loft, but i was sober last night

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chaoschildofgod October 17 2010, 21:23:33 UTC
You won't get an operator I'm afraid.

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yay someone finally tagged! ;_; techno_mancer October 17 2010, 22:02:40 UTC
I won't? Well then, who am I talking to?

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Yeah but I'll be slow... sick and sleeping a lot chaoschildofgod October 18 2010, 01:29:30 UTC
chaos is my name.

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no worries~ techno_mancer October 18 2010, 02:36:37 UTC
"Chaos"? Interesting. You, uh.... [He's not even quite sure to ask.]

You got any idea where 339 Brady Lane is, by chance?

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chaoschildofgod October 18 2010, 02:46:22 UTC
Yes, a bit of an idea. Why?

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techno_mancer October 18 2010, 03:04:47 UTC
Ah, well, ya see, I've never been to this town before, but it seems to think I live in this house. I don't even know where I am, yet my picture's are all over the wall.

...I'm waiting for you to call me crazy. I'd understand if ya did. I'm startin' to feel like I woke up in the Twilight Zone.

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chaoschildofgod October 18 2010, 03:07:52 UTC
[There's a very small chuckle.]

No, that is actually a rather normal reaction to arriving here. You've actually arrived in a town called Mayfield. No one is fully sure what it is, but it slides everyone into a pre-determined family role, and as far as the town's permanent inhabitants, drones as they are called, are concerned, you have lived here all your life.

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techno_mancer October 18 2010, 03:13:40 UTC
....

So it IS like the Twilight Zone. 'Cept we know we're in it. I don't think that makes it any better.

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chaoschildofgod October 18 2010, 03:20:51 UTC
I suppose...

I should warn you, you have to follow in line or else you may get droned. I can't tell you exactly what causes it, as so far I have avoided such a fate, but I am sure there are people who could.

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techno_mancer October 18 2010, 03:28:12 UTC
"Droned"... definitely creepy. But that'd explain the lady in the kitchen who's callin' me "dear" and making breakfast as we speak.

So what am I supposed to do then? Pretend I'm the husband and daddy to this family? Looks like there might be some kids in the house too...

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chaoschildofgod October 18 2010, 03:38:45 UTC
It is what the place generally believes you should do. You must be in a home that hasn't many from other places, however. If they were, they would likely not be referring to you with names like "dear" and "daddy" or whatever.

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techno_mancer October 18 2010, 11:36:47 UTC
Hmm. I ain't ready to be "daddy" quite yet. Especially not on this creepy house.

So, any way to get back to my actual home?

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chaoschildofgod October 18 2010, 13:22:11 UTC
Not that anyone has been able to locate with one-hundred percent certainty. It seems sometimes people head home, but it is random.

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techno_mancer October 18 2010, 16:32:35 UTC
Then I hope it's a lottery I win soon. I can't be stuck here! I got... stuff to do back home. People are gonna notice I'm gone.

I always appreciate a vacation, but not like this. Also, what's with the 1950s decor? Someone went to great lengths to make this authentic.

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chaoschildofgod October 18 2010, 23:30:12 UTC
It seems to be the desire of whatever brought us here to reside in 1950s America.

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techno_mancer October 19 2010, 00:13:42 UTC
It's pretty authentic, I'll give 'em that.

[Sigh] So, like, what am I supposed to do here? Just play along till they send me home?

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