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towerofanimus2012-11-03 08:11 am
thornythaumaturge) wrote in towerofanimus2012-11-03 08:11 am
Entry tags:
To err is human
Characters: Rose Egbert and you!
Setting: Around the tower, Room 3-03, the Graveyard and Floor Forty-Six
Format: Starting in prose but will match you!
Summary: Rosebert is feeling pretty down about that entire Halloween thing, trying to make apologies and generally find a place to hide for a while.
Warnings: None yet, might be mentions of character torture and death or gore, maybe sadness? Is sadness a good one?
[[A; Early Morning, around the tower; Room 3-03]]
Under the door of each of her victims over the Halloween event this morning is an envelope addressed to them. Hopefully none of their roommates feel the need to open and read the note, because the last thing Rose really wants is anyone else knowing about all of that killing, but hey. Whatever floats their boat.
But when the owner does eventually receive it, they will read the following, written in lavender cursive:
"I just want to extend my deepest and sincerest apologies for what I have done to you. Attacking you, for whatever reason, was wrong of me, and killing you - if I did kill you - was even worse. I don't know what came over me, but I promise it won't happen again.
You do not have to forgive me, but if you can find it in your heart to do so, thank you.
-Rose E."
Once these notes are passed out, the girl who wrote them goes back to hiding in her room for a few more hours. You might have found her on her way to the rooms, returning to her own or even hiding under her blanket, cuddling with her mutant kitten.
[[B; Graveyard]]
After a while, she really can't keep cooped up forever. But she doesn't want to join the rest of the tower just yet, so she decides to visit the graveyard when it's relatively empty. And at first she doesn't pay too much attention to the mausoleums and graves, but when she notices a familiar troll's name? She starts to worry.
Not of why they could be there - because obviously these are the names of people who died back home - but if her other two friends might be within these walls. And so begins the search for the graves of Dave Harley and Jade Strider. You may find her in the middle of searching or afterward, when she's sitting by an anonymous mausoleum and looking particularly conflicted.
[[C; Floor Forty-Six]]
Once done with the graveyard, she makes her way to this floor. Initially it's simply to pass through it, but when the whispers start she can't help but take pause. They remind her of LOWAS back home, where the whispers would almost speak directly to her.
It's an odd sort of comfort, despite the very slight paranoia she feels being in the room, and so she decides to stay there a while. Just sitting at the edge of the room and listening and generally not minding the touches or footsteps or sounds.
Setting: Around the tower, Room 3-03, the Graveyard and Floor Forty-Six
Format: Starting in prose but will match you!
Summary: Rosebert is feeling pretty down about that entire Halloween thing, trying to make apologies and generally find a place to hide for a while.
Warnings: None yet, might be mentions of character torture and death or gore, maybe sadness? Is sadness a good one?
[[A; Early Morning, around the tower; Room 3-03]]
Under the door of each of her victims over the Halloween event this morning is an envelope addressed to them. Hopefully none of their roommates feel the need to open and read the note, because the last thing Rose really wants is anyone else knowing about all of that killing, but hey. Whatever floats their boat.
But when the owner does eventually receive it, they will read the following, written in lavender cursive:
"I just want to extend my deepest and sincerest apologies for what I have done to you. Attacking you, for whatever reason, was wrong of me, and killing you - if I did kill you - was even worse. I don't know what came over me, but I promise it won't happen again.
You do not have to forgive me, but if you can find it in your heart to do so, thank you.
-Rose E."
Once these notes are passed out, the girl who wrote them goes back to hiding in her room for a few more hours. You might have found her on her way to the rooms, returning to her own or even hiding under her blanket, cuddling with her mutant kitten.
[[B; Graveyard]]
After a while, she really can't keep cooped up forever. But she doesn't want to join the rest of the tower just yet, so she decides to visit the graveyard when it's relatively empty. And at first she doesn't pay too much attention to the mausoleums and graves, but when she notices a familiar troll's name? She starts to worry.
Not of why they could be there - because obviously these are the names of people who died back home - but if her other two friends might be within these walls. And so begins the search for the graves of Dave Harley and Jade Strider. You may find her in the middle of searching or afterward, when she's sitting by an anonymous mausoleum and looking particularly conflicted.
[[C; Floor Forty-Six]]
Once done with the graveyard, she makes her way to this floor. Initially it's simply to pass through it, but when the whispers start she can't help but take pause. They remind her of LOWAS back home, where the whispers would almost speak directly to her.
It's an odd sort of comfort, despite the very slight paranoia she feels being in the room, and so she decides to stay there a while. Just sitting at the edge of the room and listening and generally not minding the touches or footsteps or sounds.
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"And it might be, if we have to bury someone or something..and it did help me a little." Tohko smiled and nodded.
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And good. She's happy to hear that, she even smiles a little! "I'm glad."
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Tohko paused at that last comment and smiled. She was happy that this room had given someone some comfort. "So am I."
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