2nd Fairy Tale § Voice/Action

Jan 23, 2011 16:55

[Jilly always loved stories of magic. C. S. Lewis, Ellen Wentworth, Susan Cooper. She’d devoured them as a child. Now, finding herself in one? She’s taking advantage of it as best she can ( Read more... )

♦Jack Sparrow, drawing is possible anywhere, ♦Archie Kennedy, dear god it's cold, ♦Terra, ♦Maes Hughes, ♦Yue, ♦Rydia, !luceti, ♦Alexei, ♦Harry Potter, ♦Katie McCoy, fairy tales are cool, questions questions

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fffff I was pinged by ALL MY FAVORITE AUTHORS gah!! [voice] lists_to_port January 23 2011, 23:12:05 UTC
Or it may be you hadn't the proper charts, Miss Jilly. Charts: make finding things more easier. Fact.

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:D [voice] tehoniongirl January 23 2011, 23:17:28 UTC
[a laugh] Maybe. But I don't think anyone had charts for this place where I'm from.

....though you never know. Stranger things have happened.

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Also, E. Nesbit [voice] lists_to_port January 23 2011, 23:21:12 UTC
Didn't realize you were kept in a closet, back there. Very sorry to hear it in fact. How'd you get loose, then? [Jack is assuming some kind of wicked stepmother situation.] Or did you just creep under the door?

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I could probably have added Madeleine L'Engle as well [voice] tehoniongirl January 23 2011, 23:29:37 UTC
[That gets an amused sound. She'd escaped a lot of things, but a closet wasn't one of them] I wasn't trapped in a closet. It's just something that I read in a book as a kid. That sometimes you could find a pathway to another world. It seemed worth checking out.

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[Voice] eidolon_soul January 23 2011, 23:33:01 UTC
Well, I wouldn't call this a vacation. Not with the Malnosso and their enemies around....so I suppose that could be part of the quest, if you see it that way.

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[Voice] tehoniongirl January 23 2011, 23:35:35 UTC
Ah, but are we supposed to help one side, both of them, or neither?

Though I guess it wouldn't be much of a quest if it was that easy to figure out.

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[Voice] eidolon_soul January 23 2011, 23:47:28 UTC
Well, one side wants to eliminate us, so I definitely wouldn't want to help them. On the other hand, I don't really think of the Malnosso as our allies, either.

[Wry chuckle.]

I suppose you're right. It can't be too easy.

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[Voice] tehoniongirl January 23 2011, 23:52:11 UTC
At least we know it won't be a boring story, I guess.

How have you been? I haven't been able to tell, just by listening, whether the new arrivals have been slowing down or not. Hopefully you've had a chance to rest, somewhere in there.

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[Action] heavenslament January 23 2011, 23:34:20 UTC
[Whenever Jilly heads to the forest, she might catch a glimpse of something glowing and airborne. Terra's out there, gliding around just because she can.]

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[Action] tehoniongirl January 23 2011, 23:39:27 UTC
[she'd already settled into her spot, sketchbook in hand, when the glow catches her attention. At first it's just the light glinting off the snow, but when Jilly manages to catch a real glimpse it's enough to take her breath away.

She doesn't speak up. It doesn't even occur to her to break the silence. Instead, she just watches, soaking in the detail with wide, wondering eyes.]

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[Action] heavenslament January 23 2011, 23:45:40 UTC
[Terra soars up and lands lightly on a tree branch, content with her view from that spot. Then...there's that feeling of being watched. She glances around warily.]

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[Action] tehoniongirl January 23 2011, 23:49:03 UTC
[It's only when she sees the glowing figure turn to survey the forest that she remembers herself, clearing her throat softly and raising a hand in greeting]

Hello.

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[Written] fallenambitions January 23 2011, 23:59:05 UTC
This isn't a fairytale, this is reality. You can't expect it to end the same way as a story created to entertain.

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[voice] tehoniongirl January 24 2011, 00:06:33 UTC
[It takes her a moment to notice this, with her attention on her drawings. When she does, she sticks to speaking. It's easier. Her tone stays good natured, but the light, joking edge fades to something more serious]

I know it's really happening, but I wouldn't say it's all that different from the stories. If you really look at what the characters face in those worlds... they don't exactly have it easy, either.

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[lol Alexei - Written, Jilly- Voice forever until we say so?] fallenambitions January 24 2011, 00:29:34 UTC
Their struggles that have been written down by an author, already pre-planned. That is the interpretation of a creator, not their own.

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Perfect. ^.^ tehoniongirl January 24 2011, 02:22:10 UTC
You don't think there could be even a seed of truth behind the tales?

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flicker_flash January 24 2011, 00:21:22 UTC
Did you ever try mirrors or mushroom rings?

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tehoniongirl January 24 2011, 02:21:31 UTC
Mirrors I've tried, but I'd never heard of mushroom rings before.

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flicker_flash January 24 2011, 03:30:41 UTC
Some people call them fairy rings at home. You're meant to dance in them, and then the fairies come and take you away.

[Or, y'know, curse you for all time. The stories go both ways.]

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tehoniongirl January 24 2011, 03:45:55 UTC
[to come back either mad or a poet. Magic always had a price]

Oh! I have heard of those. Unfortunately, there must not have been many fairies in the ones near where I grew up... and there aren't a whole lot of mushrooms in the city.

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