[A dream pops into being-not dramatically, but quietly. Hesitantly, almost. The surroundings are vague and indistinct; they’re irrelevant. The ground is solid enough to walk on, but it feels unstable as if it might tilt away at any moment. Justin is present, staring at the featureless walls, barely there himself. He appears to flicker like an
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She waited until it was over, knowing he wouldn't hear her giggles as golden eyes took everything in.] Such a child, Justin. Suicide? Crime? Relentless fire? [a scream of laughter]
So you still remember~ our game. [said in a whisper, hushed, finger held up to her lips] We had fun that time, didn't we, Justin?
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It was a flawed philosophy...
[Yes, he remembers that game. No, he doesn't want to. No, it wasn't fun. He speaks just as quietly as she did.] You had fun. It wasn't a game to me.
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Philosophies are flawed because~ they're philosophies.
[Humming a few notes of a tune and looking around, ignoring his last statement. She has a habit of tuning him out when he starts complaining.]
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What are you doing here? ...Is this your dream, or mine?
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Shilo stops walking. She wants to curl up and hide from his dream, her's from thing. This is no place to stop.]
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It's disconcerting.
Justin very nearly runs into Shilo. Shilo, covered in blood. He stares a moment and then recovers his wits.]
Shilo? ...What happened?
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[Oh to hell with it. She flings herself his way and holds onto him as tightly as possible.]
You're not a bad person. You're not.
[And that maybe difficult to make out said into his shirt and through tears.]
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[He wraps his arms around her. The blood doesn't matter that much. It's dream blood--nothing that will be there when they wake up. Shilo's cold... cold enough that he can tell. All the more reason to keep hugging her.
Justin understands her well enough, but the words are hard to take in. He's too numb to think about it and convince himself that Shilo's right or wrong. (There's something about dreams--something very surreal. It's hard to process emotions in such an environment.)]
Sorry you had to come here. [He's not sorry she's here, though.] It's fine, Shilo. We have to wake up eventually. [He rubs one of her bloodied shoulders.] What happened?
[ooc: Ruuunning away to errands and home!]
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