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Jan 05, 2011 17:57

[VOICE] [NOT ACTION I AM A LOSER SOMETIMES]

[For the record, Nina's voice here is younger sounding than most people who've met her will recognize because as opposed to her adult twenty-something year old form, she's in a teenage sixteen-ish year old form. The voice is still recognizable, just less matured]So, this is where new people arrive, is ( Read more... )

who said i'm insane?, throw in a rondis and it's a party, meet the neighbors, @jack horner, @waltz, stream of consciousness, story time with ms. parker, infertani is a loser, #teenage, @leonard mccoy, being a bitch as usual, @raven

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[Voice] apocalypsefall January 5 2011, 23:27:02 UTC

Finish the story? Let's see...

Suddenly a more competent ruler came to this organization. An intelligent and cunning ruler. With his help the Organization won and all the demons were vanquished as the ruler was remembered forever as a hero.

I suppose that's a decent ending.

[Voice] compos_mentis January 6 2011, 00:07:38 UTC

And what about those poor unwitting captives. Were they ignorant forever?

[Voice] apocalypsefall January 6 2011, 00:11:13 UTC

I guess a good story would mean they got their freedom hmm? It's not very realistic, though.

[Voice] compos_mentis January 6 2011, 00:13:58 UTC

Really? Can't say I've even been in such a situation before [she blatantly lied] so I wouldn't know what's "realistic" there.

[Voice] apocalypsefall January 6 2011, 00:18:39 UTC

Realistically speaking, I would think most captives stay captive. [He really could care less. They're captive for a reason.

But he does add on:]

It's very unfortunate.

[Voice] compos_mentis January 6 2011, 00:21:16 UTC

Unfortunate's one word for it, anyway. But from another angle, maybe they deserve it after all in most circumstances; usually one does something to be locked up. Though... [An exhale] these ones weren't even aware they were stuck. Were they really so unfortunate?

[Voice] apocalypsefall January 6 2011, 00:24:24 UTC

I can definitely see that angle. [And agree with it.]

But if they didn't even know they were stuck, it seems a little...well, I guess foolish is one word people would use for it.

[Voice] compos_mentis January 6 2011, 00:25:19 UTC

Is a fish a fool for never leaving the ocean?

[Voice] apocalypsefall January 6 2011, 00:26:48 UTC

A fish cannot live out of the water, so no. It's actually quite smart for not leaving.

[Voice] compos_mentis January 6 2011, 00:28:09 UTC

And yet, if they never left the sea, a whole bunch of planets never would have had sentient beings.

[Voice] apocalypsefall January 6 2011, 00:35:11 UTC

What are you talking about?

[Excuse him, he's basically from a dream world of a dying 19th century man.]

[Voice] compos_mentis January 7 2011, 01:56:42 UTC

Apparently something you don't know.

[Voice] apocalypsefall January 7 2011, 05:20:04 UTC

Well, obviously. It'd be polite to share.

[Voice] compos_mentis January 8 2011, 06:19:18 UTC

Pity I'm not that polite. [A pause, and then a laugh] Tell you want, go look it up, see if you can't figure it our yourself.

[Voice] apocalypsefall January 9 2011, 08:29:23 UTC

Let's see. You're telling me to go search for fish leaving the water and helping populate planets. I wonder what storybook I should start with.

[Voice] compos_mentis January 10 2011, 23:30:17 UTC

I'd consult a few scientific textbooks first. It's an old theory, but a fun one.

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