Log Two

Jan 18, 2010 09:09

[He's making an effort at better handwriting by going slowly and deliberately, and it helps that he's writing on a flat surface in temporary housing, but the lines all waver and slope a little on the right side.  Rogue will get better at this pen-and-paper thing ( Read more... )

more like ping leader, rogue does not understand, the wilderness is messed up

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hanakioku January 18 2010, 14:11:55 UTC
Dangerous.

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desig_survivor January 18 2010, 14:13:37 UTC
I know. But everything's dangerous.

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hanakioku January 18 2010, 14:17:01 UTC
Don't sink.

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desig_survivor January 18 2010, 14:22:06 UTC
If I can help it, I won't go into the water at all. Maybe I can find some rope that doesn't float...

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ice_echani January 18 2010, 18:10:49 UTC
That sounds... unsettling.

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desig_survivor January 18 2010, 18:12:45 UTC
It is. I want to pull them out - whoever they are, they deserve a proper burial - but I've got a very bad feeling about actually doing that.

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ping for that phrase ice_echani January 18 2010, 18:51:49 UTC
A b

Then you should trust that feeling.

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She's going to hear it a lot if Hobbie makes it through the app. desig_survivor January 18 2010, 19:12:22 UTC
Sometimes you have to do something despite how it makes you feel.

But I'll hold off for a while. There are something like fifteen days left before it changes into something else, right?

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snowburned January 18 2010, 19:38:47 UTC
I haven't been there myself, but others have reported the same thing. They must have come with the rest of the Wilderness. I don't know whether they'll follow the same patterns as bodies up here-I guess we'll find out in a few days.

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desig_survivor January 18 2010, 19:51:31 UTC
Patterns? Do bodies here do something unusual?

[his first assumption: zombies.]

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lol snowburned January 18 2010, 20:25:59 UTC
They disappear after three days. I have to admit, it does help with sanitation.

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desig_survivor January 18 2010, 20:52:37 UTC
Disappear as in evaporate, or disappear as in walk off when no one's looking?

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innerautonomy January 18 2010, 21:29:14 UTC
...it doesn't seem right but, [Circles his comment about a bad feeling] I agree that you should trust your instincts.

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desig_survivor January 18 2010, 21:40:36 UTC
The thing is, I don't have just one instinct. Leaving them underwater and trying to get at least one of them out both feel like bad ideas.

But I'll wait for a while, at least until no one else is lost.

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innerautonomy January 18 2010, 23:30:59 UTC
And its hard to tell what's right without...our memories.

For now, its for the best. We'll see everyone else out until then.

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spandexisyouth January 18 2010, 22:37:59 UTC
Perhaps that is how they are buried properly, for them.

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desig_survivor January 18 2010, 23:04:46 UTC
That's what Fred thought. But when you sink bodies in still, shallow water, the water gets tainted and the smell is incredible.

Still, they might have lived far away from the swamp. And only just started putting their bodies there. I don't know, Youth.

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spandexisyouth January 18 2010, 23:51:44 UTC
I did not know that. Do they smell at all? Do they look like they have been there long?

The Wilderness is a very confusing place.

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desig_survivor January 19 2010, 00:39:17 UTC
They look fresh - really fresh, like they're asleep. There's a very distinct smell when meat rots underwater, and the only rotting smell I picked up on was plant matter.

I'm starting to figure that out. Other than a luxury indoor storefront and a wasteland, what has it been? Does it usually alternate between extremes like that?

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