[ Having just spoken with Pascal, Sheppard is now sticking up the list they've compiled of people they know (assuming they're telling the truth) are innocent-- ]

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[ Clarine has died. The noble girl. He'd be more upset, but he's kinda gone numb to it. So this is John, considerably calmer -- if not considerably happier -- surrounded by pieces of paper in the common room. The paper is covered in lists, calculations, flow charts of votes -- he's a little smarter than he looks, but he's no genius. This isn't ( Read more... )

[ Sheppard is not what you'd call happy. He's stuck in some weird place with talking cats and hares and Princess Peach and people angry at him when things aren't his fault and people are dying -- and now Aeris has died. And he liked Aeris. She was nice. She liked flying. OK, so maybe one less person DID die but he's seeing red right now ( Read more... )

[ Ok yes, this place is weird. Yes, there are fictional characters and talking animals and things he doesn't want to think about. But you know what, melting people is not what he expected. He can't defend people against melting. Enough of this. He doesn't have time to freak out. Sheppard is dragging a chair over to near where most people are ( Read more... )

[ Sheppard is sitting in one of the living rooms, flicking through the booklet the house has given him. He looks a little unhappy, but hey -- can you blame him? ]

Well this is ... cosy. I'd say homey, but the whole kidnapping routine tends to make me feel a little uneasy. Just a personal thing.