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Jun 03, 2011 09:33

[ the camera is angled, gazing down on a chessboard resting on a surface draped with unblemished white. Its varnished surface looks somewhat dismal - the black-and-white squares faded, marred by abrasions and dull thin scratches exposing the rust-red wood underneath. Though all of the black pieces are lined up at one end, a white pawn stands alone ( Read more... )

c: asano rin, c: tonegawa yukio, c: alois trancy, c: ciel phantomhive, !: bernkastel, c: naoya, c: laughing beauty, c: kyubey, c: beatrice, c: franziska von karma, c: huey laforet, c: yonah

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Video imperils June 3 2011, 14:16:31 UTC
Some would say that finding truth requires a certain amount of obsession.

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Video imperils June 3 2011, 20:13:53 UTC
And, what if what you were trying to accomplish was worth everything? That's a common view that humans have, right, to sacrifice it all for some idea or purpose...?

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♔ video; private imperils June 3 2011, 14:18:53 UTC
[ the pink light is interesting, if only because it's so incongruous with its surroundings. But, Bernkastel doesn't move so much as an eyebrow. ]

With something else that's intangible.

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♔ video; private imperils June 4 2011, 20:06:46 UTC
[ have fun creeping in your office then, Xaldin. ]

That's one way.

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[video] masterbaiting June 3 2011, 14:38:08 UTC
She's trying to grant her own wish. That princess is.

[This boy is worrying the ribbon from the front of his clothing between his fingers.]

Princesses have it hard, don't they? In stories like that. But it usually ends up happily. Really fucking morbid, or she might lose her hands before she finds what she's looking for, but they end up happily.

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[video] imperils June 3 2011, 20:09:35 UTC
[ Victorian-era, Western clothing, she notes. Witches are fond of dressing the same. ]

That's an interesting view. But, there's no reason for stories to end happily just because there's a princess in it.

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[video] masterbaiting June 5 2011, 08:51:56 UTC
Yet they tend to.

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[video] imperils June 5 2011, 20:18:11 UTC
And, are those the kind of stories you prefer...?

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[voice] goldilocked June 3 2011, 15:03:33 UTC
When someone has nothing to lose, personal tragedies cease to be personal.

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[permavideo] imperils June 3 2011, 20:19:19 UTC
Take away love, wealth, family, and friends... and humans are still left with themselves, aren't they? The princess in the story hasn't thrown that away yet.

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[permavoice] goldilocked June 6 2011, 12:36:34 UTC
How do you know? Do you know the princess well?

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imperils June 6 2011, 18:45:44 UTC
I do... but, isn't it obvious...? If she had lost herself, she wouldn't still be searching.

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evaluative June 3 2011, 18:06:56 UTC
It is interesting, to see how far they will go.

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imperils June 3 2011, 20:20:29 UTC
It's usually pretty far. Some people just don't know when to give up.

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evaluative June 4 2011, 03:12:19 UTC
Without a definite limit, they may have trouble knowing. Though one can hardly blame them for their inability to know, it is a failing of theirs.

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imperils June 4 2011, 20:10:16 UTC
Yes. And yet... even if they're faced with incalculable odds, they'll still struggle and struggle, sometimes to their dying breath. Humans are quite extraordinary.

[ there's no warmth in her tone, however. ]

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