Eleanor Lamb (
thebigsister) wrote in
towerofanimus2012-12-11 11:09 am
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[OPEN] I swear to drunk I'm not god.
Characters: Eleanor Lamb and YOU.
Setting: All over the Tower.
Format: Action, but I'll match you.
Summary: Eleanor doesn't really know how to handle this flu thing, it's been a long time since she's been sick! Well, conventionally sick that is.
Warnings: Cranky, cranky teenagers who can set things on fire with their minds. Also random teleporting and potential telekinetic shenanigans.
[Eleanor woke up this morning with her head feeling like it was stuffed with wool. That was a novelty of a sort, and not a very pleasant one. She shrugged it off though, not entirely familiar with the whole flu process, though somewhere in the back of her head, several dozen voices whined in unison about how awful it was.
Eleanor got dressed in her suit and as usual set out to wander around the Tower, steps slow and gaunt looming.
Except, even if you're used to seeing her go around by now, you might be surprised to see her stumbling a little, leaning heavily sideways and nearly falling off the stairs more than once. For all intents and purposes, it seems like nearly seven feet worth of drunken diving suit, though of course that's not the case.
Hell, her portholes are glowing blue. Blue. She didn't even know that was a thing that could happen.]
Setting: All over the Tower.
Format: Action, but I'll match you.
Summary: Eleanor doesn't really know how to handle this flu thing, it's been a long time since she's been sick! Well, conventionally sick that is.
Warnings: Cranky, cranky teenagers who can set things on fire with their minds. Also random teleporting and potential telekinetic shenanigans.
[Eleanor woke up this morning with her head feeling like it was stuffed with wool. That was a novelty of a sort, and not a very pleasant one. She shrugged it off though, not entirely familiar with the whole flu process, though somewhere in the back of her head, several dozen voices whined in unison about how awful it was.
Eleanor got dressed in her suit and as usual set out to wander around the Tower, steps slow and gaunt looming.
Except, even if you're used to seeing her go around by now, you might be surprised to see her stumbling a little, leaning heavily sideways and nearly falling off the stairs more than once. For all intents and purposes, it seems like nearly seven feet worth of drunken diving suit, though of course that's not the case.
Hell, her portholes are glowing blue. Blue. She didn't even know that was a thing that could happen.]

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You're not going to be an inconvenience! I like helping people. Besides..if you pass out or collapse somewhere, a random monster might be able to pick you off while you're sick.
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Maybe if I die I'll come back not-sick?
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I doubt it..after all, there are quite a few sick people wandering around the Tower, so you'd probably just catch another illness. It'd be better if you just rested in bed.
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...huh, you're probably right about that.
[LOUD SIGH.]
Maybe if I make myself tire enough I won't have that hard of a time staying in bed.
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Well, I could grab a couple of puzzle books for you or something. When you're mentally tired, you want to rest too.
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That is not possible, I'm afraid.
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Because I'm not alone in here. So it never really quiets down.
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[Tohko sighed. At least this person was a lot nicer than Edward..]
I'm sorry to hear that..
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[She shrugs, not really sure how to explain it without going into unfortunate details about ADAM and genetic experiments.]
I mean, they all used to be real people, with lives of their own and all. And then they died and ended up in me.
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So..their consciousnesses were put into you. How? And why? That seems like a terrible thing to do..
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[To her mother, maybe. Eleanor had known it was a Bad Idea from the start but of course no one listens to the kid about to become someone's science fair pet project. She tilts her head to the side, shrugging in an exaggerated fashion to try and make a joke out of a very unfunny situation.]
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Who could have thought that was a good idea? The people in charge of that experiment? I don't think you thought it was a good idea, as you were the one who was going to have to live with all those consciousnesses.
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[Eleanor shrugs.]
I mean, what's done is done, right?
[How do I handle questions. How do I handle sympathy. Halp!]
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[You handle questions by answering them honestly..]
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Lingering on what you like or don't like doesn't solve anything, though. It's better to take action!
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[Uhhhh.]
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I prefer not to linger on things like that.
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[She starts swaying back and forth again, but at least she doesn't seem to be about to fall flat on her face yet.]
It's complicated.
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[Tohko almost grabs her by the shoulder to support her, but since it seems that she can still right herself, Tohko doesn't. Not yet, anyway.]
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[She's not usually cagey as much as no one bothering to ask, so there's a bit of novelty there.]
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Yes.
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