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OPT-OUT EVENT LOG: DREAM A LITTLE DREAM
Who: EVERYONE that stayed in Asgard
What: the Dream a Little Dream mingle log
When: Day 515 ( Sept. 25/26 )
Where: all across the city!
Rating: PG-13. Anything higher than that should be taken to a private log, please!
What: the Dream a Little Dream mingle log
When: Day 515 ( Sept. 25/26 )
Where: all across the city!
Rating: PG-13. Anything higher than that should be taken to a private log, please!
- Day 515 ( Sept. 25/26 )
- Progress through the ice blockade will be slow and narrow, as they can't possibly hope to clear the entirety of the forest that has been buried under Thiazi's black ice. Now that they know the source of her magic's corruption, it might not come as a great surprise when cracking open the ice unleashes a strange burst of magic.
At the halfway point between Utgard and Asgard, a pulse of energy will move through the entire city, immediately putting every mortal it touches to sleep. This part of the curse is mandatory and your character must fall asleep; the dream effects of it are not mandatory, and can be played with at your discretion. During this first wave, Travellers will be granted a brief dream - that does not belong to them. They will see, from the dreamer's point of view, every hope and goal and aspiration that the dreamer wishes to complete before the end of days. Whether it's simply confessing their love to an old friend or saving their home planet or perfecting an Asgardian pie, your character will see someone else's ideal resolution before Ragnarok. More on plotting this below!
Upon waking, the Travellers will be plagued with the indistinct whispering of several voices overlapping one another and a slight headache. Both symptoms will gradually increase over time until it reaches incapacitating pain and nausea. The only way to assuage the symptoms is to find the owner of the dream and either maintain physical contact for an hour or discuss the subject of the dream until a full confession has been made. After that, the symptoms will fade and the Travellers will be free to carry on with their day.
There will be other pulses of magic at random throughout the day; these are not mandatory and you can feel free to have your character experience as many or as few dreams as you wish. All dream-sharing will cease by the end of the day, as the blockade progresses past that centre-point of magic.
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She picks at her fingernails, scratching across her knuckles. It's a nervous little motion she makes when she's stressed, worried, scared. Tris has seen it before.
"He says there's a lot of people like me. But they can't do anything about it. They've stopped trying to figure out a cure."
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"What do you think?"
Ellie's got a feeling of her own in the matter, that much she can tell. On the other hand, after what she's heard and seen of the guy, all Joel wants is to keep Ellie safe, but safe isn't always the right thing to be.
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"I don't think he's telling me everything," she admits, quiet. She doesn't precisely think he's lying, but-
"He doesn't like talking about it. ... and when I came here, we were pretty close, but he wasn't like he is now. It's like he got ten times more paranoid that somebody's gonna get between us, or that I'm gonna get hurt. I think something happened in there. Something bad."
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"Maybe. Not all doctors and scientists are good people." If Ellie was somewhere like the Erudite labs, Tris is pretty sure what she'd do.
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Hell, Ellie had actually shot at her over that one.
"Joel says she was there."
That she was happy to see me again.
Something about that bothers her. When would Marlene tell Joel that? She's not exactly the sentimental type- but now she's tying herself up in knots.
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"So I guess it'd be her call what they did," she says quietly, thinking out loud. The people who seem to be calling the shots aren't always actually the ones who do. That, and she knows too little about Marlene to make any calls on her character.
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Maybe she doesn't call the shots in Salt Lake.
"... but anyway, the Grey Lady said that I could be the cure. That it's possible. So I don't think Joel and I found the right people. We just... have to figure it out from here."
It doesn't answer her question, but it's what she's held onto.
"He doesn't want to keep going. I don't blame him."
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"But, I mean... can you let it go?" Just stop looking? Tris isn't sure she could, but then, she isn't in those shoes. She knows for sure that the right thing to do is to try and save the world, to try and get people the cure so that everything can be mended, if it's possible. But the right thing isn't always everything that matters.
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"Tess and Riley died for this. They weren't the only ones. I can't give up. Not after everything."
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Having the possibility of fixing something - of maybe helping other people so that they don't have to go through the same terrible things, and just leaving it behind? No way.
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"Yeah, it kinda helps. ... I feel like a selfish asshole either way, but there's no way to win. Riley says I shouldn't worry about what I should do, and just do what I think is right."
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"Joel can deal with it."
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Tris still isn't used to any kind of casual physical contact, so all of this is very strange for her. She tenses when Ellie settles against her, and has to make a conscious effort to not sit there like she's made out of brick. It gets easier from wanting to comfort her friend somehow.
"I'd go with you."
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"I know you would," she mumbles, eyes still shut. Even if she knows, it's still causing a little lump in her throat. She wishes she could.
Ellie realizes with a sudden, horrible pang that she's going to miss Tris, when all of this is done. She's going to miss her just as much as she misses Riley. It's kind of scary, realizing how much she cares, because she knows what she can lose.
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"I guess we don't get to choose where we go back to in the end." And even if she could, she would never forgive herself for running and leaving her friends at home behind.
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The next part sounds much more like her.
"All we can do is choose how we want to deal with it. Me, I'm gonna fight for all I can get."
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Laughing, Ellie links their arms so she can give her a squeeze. She feels... better. Much better.
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Big, big sigh. "Can I fight Baldr? He's the one I wanna punch in the face."
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"Why him?"
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