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unworthily

How did the door to Paradise open?

Jul 17, 2010 00:02

[The video flickers on, a pair of red eyes fixated on the screen while the white face which it rests on splits into a wide smile. The androgynous figure bows once, a rose appearing in their hand which they scatter slowly, letting the petals drift to the ground ( Read more... )

!introduction, !video

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[1/3] declinant July 17 2010, 12:04:03 UTC

Oh!

declinant July 17 2010, 12:05:00 UTC

Who knows, really?

declinant July 17 2010, 12:05:53 UTC

Tell me, how beautifully did his throne crumble?

unworthily July 17 2010, 17:58:45 UTC

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It is always a pleasure to be able to see your lovely face through that hair of yours. The 'wet-dog-in-the-rain' look must be all the rage now-a-days, thanks to your humble influence.

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resonancy July 17 2010, 20:31:14 UTC

It'd be nice if any of us knew the answer to that question... Right now, it's still unknown who or what's bringing us all here.

unworthily July 18 2010, 15:38:21 UTC

What an intriguing mystery. And if one could fathom a guess, perhaps we are also unable to leave through the standard measures?

resonancy July 19 2010, 00:34:10 UTC

That's right. We can leave, but apparently that's not up to us to decide when.

unworthily July 19 2010, 17:50:44 UTC

Then on whose whims are we able to leave, I wonder? Is it that of a faceless God, or an angel upon wings of six?

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heroine_pimpin July 18 2010, 03:30:59 UTC

*Well ... that sure was good vocabulary.*

I'm sure not many people know the answer to your question ... But I'm glad you escaped death.

[1/2] unworthily July 18 2010, 15:39:10 UTC

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[2/2] unworthily July 18 2010, 15:40:58 UTC

One can assure you, that one is truly grateful.

[A smile.]

Though one mustn't forget one's manners as well. One is most humbly known as 'The Mad Hatter' to those who know one. And what of the kind girl in the looking glass?

heroine_pimpin July 18 2010, 16:08:00 UTC

*Her eyes widen at that. Mad Hatter ...?*

Ah, I'm sorry, I forgot to introduce myself. My name is Alice ...

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madcuriosity July 18 2010, 07:56:08 UTC

I don't think anyone summoned you I'm afraid. People just tend to appear.

unworthily July 18 2010, 15:41:46 UTC

Well, one supposes that appearing is certain better than disappearing, though they do come hand-in-hand, and sometimes foot-in-foot.

madcuriosity July 18 2010, 20:05:39 UTC

Hmm, appearing and disappearing go hand-in-hand? Hmm... I suppose that's true because if you appear somewhere you have to disappear from somewhere else first, because you can't just disappear from nowhere... although... if you disappear from nowhere you're now here so... But you know! Sometimes appearing could be quite as awful as disappearing! Like appearing for a scolding wouldn't be any fun at all. You would want to disappear! Although I suppose you must always disappear and appear as you said.

unworthily July 19 2010, 17:53:04 UTC

Appearing for a scolding does sound to be most unpleasant. Has the young lady had many experiences of such?

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treasureddoll July 18 2010, 10:32:51 UTC

[ Sorry, attention span is go! ]

The scarecrows can walk around?

unworthily July 18 2010, 15:42:43 UTC

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One is certain that if one asks nicely enough, they would be kind enough to bear one upon their shoulders.

Are they not most intriguing, little miss?

treasureddoll July 19 2010, 00:11:13 UTC

They are! And that sounds so fun!

[ Pauses, headtilt. Not really addressing Belial but . . . ] I wonder if Brother would allow me.

unworthily July 19 2010, 17:52:27 UTC

If he so loves you, then one is certain he would. After all, one will take it upon oneself to ensure the safety of the lovely maiden.

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