Comments | wickedplaywrite: Scene Three - At Rise: (A Menagerie in Dire Need of Housekeeping)

wickedplaywrite

Scene Three - At Rise: (A Menagerie in Dire Need of Housekeeping)

May 26, 2008 12:40

Curious.

It begs the question of what talking animals here receive; do they discover humans to suit their souls? Please, take no offense, Professor Cat, I mean none.

Fortunately I witnessed the noise across the Network before I encountered him. Similar stories prepared me for my introduction to.. "Dusa ( Read more... )

these hijinks again, tell me a story, corsac fox, tolstoy, a little homesick - is it obvious?, affected

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[voice] desensitized May 26 2008, 22:12:40 UTC

Ah, I bet that falcon would have liked to have been able to talk.

wickedplaywrite May 26 2008, 22:26:59 UTC

Indeed.

And do you have a companion of your own, today?

[voice] desensitized May 26 2008, 22:31:13 UTC

I do! It doesn't talk much either.

[voice] wickedplaywrite May 26 2008, 23:12:54 UTC

Interesting... What do you believe that says about your soul?

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invisible_anita May 26 2008, 22:55:31 UTC

That story sounds familiar, sir. At what time did Tolstoy write?

wickedplaywrite May 26 2008, 23:13:51 UTC

The 1800s, but they were... fables, mostly. Told and retold, throughout time.

Surely you are not suggesting
But it is possible

...When are you from?

invisible_anita May 26 2008, 23:37:13 UTC

Thank you, sir. I must have heard it in another form.

The year at home is 1725.

Pardon me, I neglected to introduce myself. I'm Anita Ainsworth. It's a pleasure to meet you, mister...?

wickedplaywrite May 27 2008, 01:27:29 UTC

There was a man called Aesop who wrote similar, long before my time and yours. Perhaps he is responsible.

Centuries ago... Interesting. is there rhyme or reason to this City's souls? So much variation...

Ms. Ainsworth. You may simply call me Kolya.

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charmedillusion May 26 2008, 23:57:32 UTC

...That's good, because Ron would probably kill me. Death by wizard is a really poetic way to go, but I'd like to avoid that if at all possible.

It's actually very cute, though.

wickedplaywrite May 27 2008, 00:52:40 UTC

Ah, it is his furniture, then... Have no fear, I would sooner have you remain alive than suffer any demise, poetic or not.

Thank you. You are not suffering any... unusual animals today?

Suffering? Am I burning daylight needlessly, behaving? Should I speak up?

..No, I believe it would be healthier for you to be quiet.

charmedillusion May 27 2008, 00:59:18 UTC

That's very kind, I appreciate that.

No, I'm not, which almost makes me feel like I'm missing out...but I'm enjoying seeing what everyone else has.

Don't worry, Dusa, you can talk to me if Kolya doesn't want to talk to you! I'm sure he meant to pick another word besides "suffering."

wickedplaywrite May 27 2008, 01:32:07 UTC

Of course.

A shame.

I'm sure it would be beautiful.. and elegant. Thank you, Sarah.

Another word, indeed..

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princess_crow May 27 2008, 02:02:03 UTC

None at all. My black swan companion is prone to theatrics but harmless.

wickedplaywrite May 27 2008, 02:14:36 UTC

What do they eat... bread?

I am glad of that. This could have been very dangerous.

princess_crow May 27 2008, 02:20:41 UTC

Yes. Mine peck at the breadcrumbs I made for him.

wickedplaywrite May 27 2008, 03:30:42 UTC

That is a sweet image. Almost worthy of a storybook.

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looksforwife May 27 2008, 02:09:47 UTC

Nya? I... I haven't thought about it.

wickedplaywrite May 27 2008, 02:15:14 UTC

Then do not allow it to trouble you, Professor.

[ooc; ears. ;---; <33 I love that icon.]

looksforwife May 27 2008, 02:21:44 UTC

Mrr? Why would it? Youth these days. They overthink instead of just feel.

((OOC: I know ;;)).

wickedplaywrite May 27 2008, 03:31:51 UTC

Hm.. you have never dwelt on the idea of what it is to be human - and what it is not to be? ..I suppose if you are surrounded by like beings at home, you would not think anything out of the ordinary.

[ooc; you torment me with adorability. Why!]

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