*a man is sitting on the roof of a cabin -- maybe your cabin -- writing in what appears to be some sort of journal or diary. the sun is shining on his ever-shifting mask in a rather visually interesting way
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*lowers his journal to stare down at her, the pattern on his mask shifting. when he speaks this time, it's not a voice-over anymore and noticeably different. different than before, that is -- a guy talking in crazy-man monotone through a full-coverage face mask is always a little... different.*
*the camera pans out up past the roof for a moment, taking advantage of the superb lighting provided by the setting sun. a single spider pauses in the weaving of its web, for a breath's worth of time, as if in respect. as the shadows start to curve out long and dark from the bases of trees and buildings and curl over shoulders at the slightly dimmer ground level, the last gasp of the day seems concentrated on a bush next to the cabin Rorschach's sitting on, an insignificant shrub with only a few tender twigs glowing greenish with the promise of spring in the dying light.
a leaf dangles from one of them, barely unfurled. its veins glitter with potential. soft music plays.
And the children are either encouraged toward delinquency or sit around all day, doing nothing but reading trash comic books and garbage from miniature computers.
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And they continue to gather, like drugged children, staring stupidly at what they cannot or will not comprehend.
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Up here your living space, too?
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. . .
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But what reason behind such an insignificant reduction of age without any mental effect?
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Another masked hero?
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a leaf dangles from one of them, barely unfurled. its veins glitter with potential. soft music plays.
Littlefoot eats it.*
--oh, wow! I can almost taste spring coming!
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And at the end of the world, it all goes back to the beginning.
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Hi!
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Are you one of the Director's creatures?
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*it's okay, he's easy to overlook when he's like this*
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. . . did you hear that, kiddo?
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What??
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[...perhaps this is why there will never be a Young Avengers movie]
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And the children are either encouraged toward delinquency or sit around all day, doing nothing but reading trash comic books and garbage from miniature computers.
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Batman isn't trash, it's a classic.
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