Room 512, Saturday Afternoon

Oct 02, 2010 21:42

Momoko had a guest for the weekend! She got Kaoru from Jaime's room to the fifth floor and into room 512, finally, and was pacing the room babbling happily.

Cut because I let myself ramble, then added pictures. )

parents weekend 10, leda, dorm room 512, pink is awesome, home, spock

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anarchist_queen October 3 2010, 03:00:23 UTC
While Wolfboy and Micky were off playing parents, Leda gave Sparks a tour of the dorms.

This included knocking on the doors of anyone she knew so she could show off her friends to each other.

"Knock knock!"

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heromaniac October 3 2010, 03:29:37 UTC
"Eh? Leda? Come in. Come in!" Momoko bounced to the door and waved Leda in. " I totally want you to meet someone!"

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elsewhere_books October 3 2010, 03:37:59 UTC
"I want you to meet someone too." Leda said, pulling a dark haired girl with blue tips by the hand. "Momoko, this is Sparks. Sparks, this is Momoko. My hero. Well one of them."

"Pleased to meet you." Sparks smiled.

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heromaniac October 3 2010, 04:18:57 UTC
"Hi!" Momoko grinned. "Nice to meet you, Sparks! Ooh! I totally love your hair, too! Is it natural or do you dye it?"

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elsewhere_books October 3 2010, 21:40:38 UTC
"Thanks." Sparks' smile widened. "The black is natural, but I had to dye the ends. Though sometimes I get it glamoured when I can afford it."

"I'll totally glamour your hair for free." Leda offered.

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rangers4cup October 4 2010, 02:59:54 UTC
"Glamour? What's glamour?" Momoko asked, confused. "Oh! And the girl on the bed is my friend Kaoru from home. Kaoru, this is Leda and her friend Sparks."

Kaoru waved. "Yo!"

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anarchist_queen October 4 2010, 03:05:30 UTC
Leda and Sparks waved to Kaoru. "Hi!" Leda smiled. "Pleased to meet you. Oh, uh, glamour's kind of like, cosmetic magic. It's what I use to color my hair."

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heromaniac October 4 2010, 05:31:50 UTC
"Eh? You use magic? I never knew that!" Momoko leaned in to get a closer look. "And you can do that for other people, too? Leda! You never told me!"

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anarchist_queen October 4 2010, 16:21:45 UTC
"You didn't?" Leda asked, surprised. "I thought everyone knew. Well, everyone who knew me. So, yeah I can use magic. Far as I know, all Elves can."

"From what I understand," Sparks added. "It's easier here. Back home magic and technology are unpredictable."

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heromaniac October 6 2010, 03:15:29 UTC
Momoko waved them in and offered them seats. "I knew you did magic, but I didn't know you used it on your hair! I didn't know magic could be used like that."

Honestly, she'd never thought much about what magic was used for. "And why would your magic be better here than at home? Isn't that kind of backwards? Your powers should work better when you're at home."

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anarchist_queen October 6 2010, 03:25:48 UTC
"It's the way things are in Bordertown. See, in the human world of the Earth where I'm from, there is no magic. But in Faerie, there's no technology. Well...I guess there's some if you count water pumps and crossbows and stuff. But complex machinery wouldn't work there. But in Bordertown, the two worlds kind of mix together. So it makes both magic and technology kind of screwy. The simpler the spell or mechanism, the more likely it is to work the way you want it to." She hoped that made sense.

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rangers4cup October 6 2010, 03:53:15 UTC
"So your world is actually two worlds right next to each other? Do you mean like two planets or two dimensions?" Momoko asked, sounding confused.

"It has to be dimensions or something, Momoko; it's not possible for two planets to be that close to each other." Kaoru pointed out, then pulled her leg up and rested her head on her knee as she rolled her eyes. "And I can't even believe I am saying that."

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elsewhere_books October 6 2010, 04:08:32 UTC
"It is two dimensions." Sparks said. "I'm pretty sure. Centuries ago Faerie and the human world were pretty intermingled. But then at some point they became completely separated. Then, I guess about 20 years or so ago the border between the worlds kind of reappeared. Bordertown's the city where the actual portal is, and some of Faerie kind of bled into it and the surrounding area."

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heromaniac October 6 2010, 05:10:30 UTC
"So because it's a mix of both, neither side works exactly right?" Momoko asked.

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elsewhere_books October 6 2010, 19:11:05 UTC
"Exactly. I heard about this girl recently who tried to make a documentary about Bordertown with a cam-corder. But it kind of..what she'd recorded, and what wound up playing back were two different things. I haven't heard anyone agree on just what they saw in the play-back."

actual Bordertown short story

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