Judas Iscariot (Judah) (
thirtybits) wrote in
towerofanimus2013-08-12 04:56 pm
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Characters: Judas and yoou
Setting: Floor 100, mailroom, and openended
Format: Starting with action, but whatever
Summary: Catch-all post for the individuation event
Warnings: The later in the week, the more likely there may be mentions of suicide and other such things.
A. Monday - anywhere
[It started with one, it was almost nice to have the company, if it weren't for that unsettling look about it. But within a day there were at least a dozen figures surrounding Judas. He goes about his usual day, tending to the crops he's planted, visiting the library and cathedral...and then going to spend a long while in the media room. It's not without some difficulty, though. They've started talking to him, calling to him, asking for his help, wanting to know what's happened. Of course, Judas has no answer for them and is equally frightened. So, while he might be trying his best to ignore it, he can't help but look over his shoulder constantly.]
B. Wednesday - floor 100
[Over the last couple days more still have gathered around him, and now it seems they're never still or quiet. He can't focus on any of his daily agenda without them getting in the way. But more importantly, their accusations are quickly getting to him. Not so difficult to do, really. But normally no one seems to agree with the things he says and thinks about himself. Why were you saved and not us? Why didn't you try to help? Everything is Judas' fault, everyone would be better off if he never existed.
Finally he stops on the one hundredth floor. To him, it looks like a field. No one is around of course, and it's entirely empty, but twelve of the shadows following him certainly understand what he's seeing and suddenly their voices are much louder than the rest. It wasn't enough to ruin our days together, Judas?]
C. Friday - mailroom
[When Judas opens his mailbox, he takes a step back as several coins spill out onto the floor. He doesn't need to see those still left in the mailbox to know what they are, the gleaming of silver through the wash of blood over them says it all. And although he doesn't want to think about whose blood it could be, he's quite sure he knows that too.
And then of course, there's the dozens of shadow children to speak up before he can think about what to do with the silver, or rather, before he can take a moment to calm himself. Is that your payment for killing us all? You should have at least asked for more, thirty coins are hardly worth anything now. You're always so good with figures.]
No, I didn't, I'm sorry, I don't want to be the only one...
[He drops to his knees, biting his lip as he reaches out to gather up the fallen coins.]
D. Anything
Setting: Floor 100, mailroom, and openended
Format: Starting with action, but whatever
Summary: Catch-all post for the individuation event
Warnings: The later in the week, the more likely there may be mentions of suicide and other such things.
A. Monday - anywhere
[It started with one, it was almost nice to have the company, if it weren't for that unsettling look about it. But within a day there were at least a dozen figures surrounding Judas. He goes about his usual day, tending to the crops he's planted, visiting the library and cathedral...and then going to spend a long while in the media room. It's not without some difficulty, though. They've started talking to him, calling to him, asking for his help, wanting to know what's happened. Of course, Judas has no answer for them and is equally frightened. So, while he might be trying his best to ignore it, he can't help but look over his shoulder constantly.]
B. Wednesday - floor 100
[Over the last couple days more still have gathered around him, and now it seems they're never still or quiet. He can't focus on any of his daily agenda without them getting in the way. But more importantly, their accusations are quickly getting to him. Not so difficult to do, really. But normally no one seems to agree with the things he says and thinks about himself. Why were you saved and not us? Why didn't you try to help? Everything is Judas' fault, everyone would be better off if he never existed.
Finally he stops on the one hundredth floor. To him, it looks like a field. No one is around of course, and it's entirely empty, but twelve of the shadows following him certainly understand what he's seeing and suddenly their voices are much louder than the rest. It wasn't enough to ruin our days together, Judas?]
C. Friday - mailroom
[When Judas opens his mailbox, he takes a step back as several coins spill out onto the floor. He doesn't need to see those still left in the mailbox to know what they are, the gleaming of silver through the wash of blood over them says it all. And although he doesn't want to think about whose blood it could be, he's quite sure he knows that too.
And then of course, there's the dozens of shadow children to speak up before he can think about what to do with the silver, or rather, before he can take a moment to calm himself. Is that your payment for killing us all? You should have at least asked for more, thirty coins are hardly worth anything now. You're always so good with figures.]
No, I didn't, I'm sorry, I don't want to be the only one...
[He drops to his knees, biting his lip as he reaches out to gather up the fallen coins.]
D. Anything

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Look, Connla, this floor is nice. It shows you places from home.
[He's gesturing excitedly while beckoning to one of the shadows following him.]
And you too, Master, look!
[He turns his eyes to the room, where he spots Judas.]
Hey!
[He waves at the familiar figure.]
I've got some people I want you to meet. They just showed up today!
[Yep, there just might be something a little off about Lancer today.]
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...Are you alright?
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['You are. I'm not.'
'You said you would save me, you stupid dog. And yet here you are completely fine while I'm dead along with the rest of our world.']
[He directs a quick glance back at the shadow children.]
What are you talking about? You're both right here.
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Are you sure you understand what's going on, then?
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Friday- Mailroom
What is the matter?
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[He chokes back a sob as he looks down at his hands and realises the blood has come off on them.]
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... This place is absolutely horrid... [She ignores her shadow children that trailed behind her, and pulls off her neck tie and hands it to him.] Here, this could clean the blood off.
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[He flinches a little hearing Jesus' shadow child remark that his hands are stained with more innocent blood than can be seen or scrubbed away now, but tries not to let Zoe see. He can't be a burden to her, especially when she clearly has her own troubles.]
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C
[There are only two shadow children with Sephiroth (although a third one seems to flicker in and out of existence, like a shadow of a shadow), and for some unexplained reason he's wearing a tattered red headband, contrasting his plain, dark gray clothes.
Acting too quickly to be stopped, he leans down to pick up the silver coins deftly, seemingly untroubled by the blood that gets on his hands.]
It is not logical to listen to them.
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[He can't just let a child have his hands covered in blood for the sake of helping Judas.]
But, yes, I know it's not...it's just so hard not to when you know they're right.
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Whoever did this enjoys bringing suffering to others. [He held a torn bloodied cloak over one arm]
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I guess there's not much question as to who did it.
[He can't help but notice Sam's similar situation, a cloak in that state can't mean anything good.]
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Monday, Library
She had come into the library looking for a nice gem-book-but..it was hard to focus on books when your Daddy sometimes insulted you when you tried to look at a story. So, when she saw Judas, she would try to hug his leg, for both attention and comfort. Her shadow companions would follow her, but she was used to their appearance, so she wouldn't mind the twelve shadow children that surrounded Judas. She just wanted an answer.]
Mister..why does Daddy hate me?
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A-ah, I don't know, I'm sure he doesn't hate you!
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We do, actually. And why are you talking to a stranger, Yotsuba? Are you looking for more comfort so that you can rub it in our faces? That's horrible.
Then why does he say he does?! And..are you a good person?
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Monday, media room
Oh - sorry. I didn't realize there was someone else here. [The shadow from behind the chair makes an indignant noise.] ...Someone human, I mean. [The clarification comes with a roll of the eyes and the shadow scampers off, opening its mouth and sticking out a shadowy tongue before vanishing.]
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It's alright, I didn't either. It's hard to focus on much lately, isn't it?
Friday
I'm sorry. [He stepped off the stairway to approach Judas.]
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It's alright...I expected this to happen eventually.
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[Indeed, Aleph has a small flock himself. He is, after all, the Messiah of the entire world.]
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wait never mind it's actually Monday, but still Floor 51!!
[But despite her attempts to remain focused, she abruptly starts, and seemingly for no reason at all. Her head snaps up, and she scans the room, wide-eyed.]
—Ah. Hello.
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[He smiles a little, offering a small wave. He certainly can't help but notice the shadows, but thinks it best to try not to pay attention to them.]
You sew?
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Oh, well, I... A little! I'm nothing special, but I know enough to patch things up, at least. [Unthinkingly, she glances toward the plush lamb again.] I just... I got this in the mail, but...
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