Video/Audio Post [ Uh -- Japanese I guess? :D; ]

Feb 23, 2010 20:09

[Terra is standing with her back to the dreamberry, arms hugging herself as she paces and mutters. There is a faint howling noise in the background easily identified as wind. Y-yeah she never got the wall fixed - she was hoping the weather would let up some. There was no going out now, so she would make do to block the wind. By grabbing and pushing ( Read more... )

itoshiki nozomu, cloud, spain, its frickin freezing mr bigglesworth, oz, terra, event: lost in translation

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Japanese despairteacher February 24 2010, 04:09:03 UTC
[The video feed shows that Nozomu's hair is a mess from the strong wind and clumps of snow stuck to it. His glasses are mostly frosted. He is also wearing a heavy hoodless cloak over a thick traditional patterned kimono.]

It looks like the winter shogun is merciless this year, doesn't it?

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Japanese phantasmal_girl February 28 2010, 14:49:26 UTC
I'm not so sure that suicide is the best form of atonement... it ... it seems more like running away.
[ Terra's done bad things, but she wouldn't kill herself for it ... that just didn't seem right. But then, Terra's never felt despair, didn't even really know what it was - only that it's something that apparently makes people want to kill themselves D: ]

I'm glad you feel better then. You're not going to kill yourself now, right? [ Hopeful. ]

[ OOC: Hee, No, not at all! Terra's not really the type to interrupt, so it's cool! ]

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Re: Japanese despairteacher March 1 2010, 06:01:48 UTC
Yes, that's exactly what it is. I do my best to run away from problems!

No, I don't feel up to it anymore. Failing the first time is really discouraging. [Though he'll end up trying again the following days after seeing the dream again]

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Japanese phantasmal_girl March 1 2010, 13:22:10 UTC
[ She opens her mouth - and closes it again. Uh... ]
Oh....kay...? [ She .. you ... she's so confused. ] Wouldn't... wouldn't you rather confront the problem so it isn't a problem anymore? ... without hurting yourself?

[ Relieved! Even if he'll try again a couple of days. Poor guy. ] ... All... all right.

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Japanese despairteacher March 3 2010, 05:41:57 UTC
No, running away hurts less. You avoid the most painful part of the problem.

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