Mary Magdalene (
animus_sorrow) wrote in
towerofanimus2012-04-17 08:32 pm
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Characters: Mary Magdalene (
animus_sorrow) and OPEN
Setting: Room 1-13, Floor 25
Format: Prose to start but will match
Summary: Mary wakes up, blames herself for her universes destruction and hides on the meadow floor for as long as she can get away with it
Warnings: Denial, self-blaming, depression
Room 1-13
The sleep paralysis didn't register with Mary until she was able to move again. Spending over a year, consciously, inside KOS-MOS had been rather restricting, when she wasn't in control. It was strange, being able to move her own hands and legs again, not feeling all the extra weight from KOS-MOS' extra armor or her head gear. It was nice, being able to feel again, feel her own soft skin and brush back her own dark hair. Nice but a bit strange.
She didn't notice the note immediately, walking around the room a bit an opening the trunk. By now the jumpsuit was feeling a bit stuffy. Especially so for a woman who was used to walking around in a loose dress from the Ancient Lost Jerusalem era. She changed quietly, breathing contentedly at the comfortable blue dress and slipped on her sandles. She tugged at the collar a bit before wrapping the white scarf loosely around her and going over to, finally, look at the letter.
She didn't finish reading it before the tears started, blinding her to what else the letter said. Choking back sobs and covering her mouth to stifle the sound when she couldn't hold it back. And then she was running, out of the room as quickly as she could.
Floor 25, Meadow
She found a spot farthest from the stairs to curl up and cry freely. In all her long life, and new life, she had never wanted to go back to the oblivion that had awaited her after she separated Anima as much as she did now. And the fault was hers, she knew it. There wasn't any other explanation. She had let KOS-MOS take control in order to reject Eternal Recurrence. Mary herself wasn't capable of it, it had to be KOS-MOS but now she regretted it. There would never be anything she regretted more now.
She should have activated Zarathustra. She should have begun Eternal Recurrence. She should have fulfilled her purpose and protected the universe. It was gone now though and she failed. Yeshua was gone. Shion was gone. Everyone was gone. And it was her fault.
Setting: Room 1-13, Floor 25
Format: Prose to start but will match
Summary: Mary wakes up, blames herself for her universes destruction and hides on the meadow floor for as long as she can get away with it
Warnings: Denial, self-blaming, depression
Room 1-13
The sleep paralysis didn't register with Mary until she was able to move again. Spending over a year, consciously, inside KOS-MOS had been rather restricting, when she wasn't in control. It was strange, being able to move her own hands and legs again, not feeling all the extra weight from KOS-MOS' extra armor or her head gear. It was nice, being able to feel again, feel her own soft skin and brush back her own dark hair. Nice but a bit strange.
She didn't notice the note immediately, walking around the room a bit an opening the trunk. By now the jumpsuit was feeling a bit stuffy. Especially so for a woman who was used to walking around in a loose dress from the Ancient Lost Jerusalem era. She changed quietly, breathing contentedly at the comfortable blue dress and slipped on her sandles. She tugged at the collar a bit before wrapping the white scarf loosely around her and going over to, finally, look at the letter.
She didn't finish reading it before the tears started, blinding her to what else the letter said. Choking back sobs and covering her mouth to stifle the sound when she couldn't hold it back. And then she was running, out of the room as quickly as she could.
Floor 25, Meadow
She found a spot farthest from the stairs to curl up and cry freely. In all her long life, and new life, she had never wanted to go back to the oblivion that had awaited her after she separated Anima as much as she did now. And the fault was hers, she knew it. There wasn't any other explanation. She had let KOS-MOS take control in order to reject Eternal Recurrence. Mary herself wasn't capable of it, it had to be KOS-MOS but now she regretted it. There would never be anything she regretted more now.
She should have activated Zarathustra. She should have begun Eternal Recurrence. She should have fulfilled her purpose and protected the universe. It was gone now though and she failed. Yeshua was gone. Shion was gone. Everyone was gone. And it was her fault.

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[Keep at it.]
What use is a guardian who can't protect anyone?
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[ He will, no worries. ]
I doubt what happened is something you or anyone could have prevented, my lady.
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[All the depression.]
It is. I was supposed to activate Zarathustra. And I didn't.
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[ Gandalf doesn't find this abnormal actually. What he finds abnormal is that Mary is the first person he sees in such a state. You'd figure there'd be more depression around, given what happened and what does happen in the tower. ]
What is Zarathustra, if I may ask?
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[Mary wraps her arms around herself, sighing a little.]
A Relic of God. It's the system used to begin Eternal Recurrence.
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[ He pauses ]
Eternal reccurence... Do you mean?
[ Sounds obvious and he doesn't like it. ]
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[She doubts it.]
A system that can return time to its first moments. No Recurrence is ever the same. Humans change each time, decisions are different, they evolve better. But never enough.
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[ That's Gandalf opinion for you. ]
You have nothing to feel guilty about, quite the contrary. You spared your homeworld a much terrible fate.
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[No. No Mary, this is not a person you wanna get defensive with.]
And yet I failed this last time. And it's all gone now.
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[ Yeahah really, he's like, only wanting to help. ]
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[He does, and she knows it.]