Log; Closed
Who: Arthur, Capa, Perry. EAMES AND ARIADNE, if you want to have some kind of encounter where Arthur tries to kill one or both of you, hit me up for some plotting. The only thing is he couldn't have been knocked out/captured/etc. before meeting Capa.
Where: The Deck
When: Invasion; Thursday night
Warnings: Attempted murder-suicide
Silently, Arthur stalked up the stairs, heading towards the deck. He had his glock hidden in his jacket, loaded and ready to do what needed to be done. He wasn't going to let anything distract him from his job. How could he have forgotten for so long? This Limbo was unstable. Sloppy. Full of fictional characters, inconsistencies, inexplicable events readily accepted as "magic" or "flood influences." The false reality of the dream was starting to crumble. That was why his notes didn't match up with his memories.
Whatever the truth was, he knew one thing for certain: this couldn't be reality. The job went south-- maybe it was the sedative, maybe it was something else, but something went wrong. Eames, Ariadne, Saito, yes, they were here. But so were Fischer and Cobb, and they didn't even know it. And Saito aside, all of them were-- or had been-- fragmented. The "Barge twins" phenomenon... Either they were somebody else's warped projections of the team, or this was some unprecedented subconscious split.
He had to put a stop to this before they all lost themselves permanently. The job had to be finished, for Cobb.
He was going to give Robert Fischer a kick out of Limbo.
Where: The Deck
When: Invasion; Thursday night
Warnings: Attempted murder-suicide
Silently, Arthur stalked up the stairs, heading towards the deck. He had his glock hidden in his jacket, loaded and ready to do what needed to be done. He wasn't going to let anything distract him from his job. How could he have forgotten for so long? This Limbo was unstable. Sloppy. Full of fictional characters, inconsistencies, inexplicable events readily accepted as "magic" or "flood influences." The false reality of the dream was starting to crumble. That was why his notes didn't match up with his memories.
Whatever the truth was, he knew one thing for certain: this couldn't be reality. The job went south-- maybe it was the sedative, maybe it was something else, but something went wrong. Eames, Ariadne, Saito, yes, they were here. But so were Fischer and Cobb, and they didn't even know it. And Saito aside, all of them were-- or had been-- fragmented. The "Barge twins" phenomenon... Either they were somebody else's warped projections of the team, or this was some unprecedented subconscious split.
He had to put a stop to this before they all lost themselves permanently. The job had to be finished, for Cobb.
He was going to give Robert Fischer a kick out of Limbo.