The Once-ler (
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And the wind smells slow and sour when it blows
Who: The Once-ler and YOU!
What: Nightmares
When: Friday
Where: HIS MIND
Rating: Uh PG/PG13.
[You'd be forgiven for thinking you've entered a pleasant dream, rather than a horrific nightmare here. You've arrived in Truffula Valley, a peaceful, wonderful place that almost puts Paradisa's created beauty to shame. Forest creatures are scurrying about, singing and playing and generally going about their business.
The sky is bright blue, the sun is shining and the waters of the nearby river and pond are crystal clear. And most importantly there are miles upon miles upon miles of Truffula trees. For anyone the Once-ler described these trees to, he wasn't kidding. The touch of their tufts really is softer than silk and that comforting, wonderful smell? Fresh butterfly milk baby.
Nothing good lasts forever, and there's a general unease about the place. A disjointed sort of feel, like someone's putting on a play and you've already been told everyone dies at the end]
[[ooc: Sections: Pretty Valley | Dying Valley | Dead Valley ]]
What: Nightmares
When: Friday
Where: HIS MIND
Rating: Uh PG/PG13.
[You'd be forgiven for thinking you've entered a pleasant dream, rather than a horrific nightmare here. You've arrived in Truffula Valley, a peaceful, wonderful place that almost puts Paradisa's created beauty to shame. Forest creatures are scurrying about, singing and playing and generally going about their business.
The sky is bright blue, the sun is shining and the waters of the nearby river and pond are crystal clear. And most importantly there are miles upon miles upon miles of Truffula trees. For anyone the Once-ler described these trees to, he wasn't kidding. The touch of their tufts really is softer than silk and that comforting, wonderful smell? Fresh butterfly milk baby.
Nothing good lasts forever, and there's a general unease about the place. A disjointed sort of feel, like someone's putting on a play and you've already been told everyone dies at the end]
[[ooc: Sections: Pretty Valley | Dying Valley | Dead Valley ]]
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[His shoulders hunch that little more, his gaze dropping to the ground]
This is Truffula Valley.
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I told you I'd destroyed it. I really wasn't kidding.
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That's what's left of my factory.
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It's a little like a tower, huh?
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[Funnily enough, the Once-ler doesn't seem to be coughing at all. Though if what Ted said had anything to go by, the smog would eventually give his lungs a nice hello boot. But for now prolonged exposure to it has worked in his favour]
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You get a little break from the smog inside. Usually I have a fan system that keeps the worst of it out, but for some reason it's stopped working and I can't fix it.
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It's marginally better than out here, anyway.
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Have you seen anyone else?
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A couple of people showed up, but they vanished again.
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Vanished? Vanished how?
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The same way most people vanish. Here one second, next, poof, gone.
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What about a little squirrel?
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There aren't any animals here, Ino. The Lorax sent them all away. The only thing that hangs around now are crows, and I don't even want to know what they're living off. Definitely no squirrels.
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Not from here. Gale is on a loss.
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[He's concerned regardless. Still he heads further into the Lerkim, lighting up an old oil lamp to bring at least a little light and warmth to the place.
It's about as bare as his room in Paradisa is, aside from a few photographs on the walls of his family, and the ever-present-with-a-Once-ler half made inventions.
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[she hopes he's right. but she's definitely interested in those photos! she'll carefully touch one of them, examining it]
Is this your family?
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Yeah. [He'll point as he names them] That's Aunt Grizelda and Uncle Ubb, those are my brothers Brett and Chett. [Despite the two being identical, he has no issue in identifying them. He pauses at a certain blonde haired lady, his expression unreadable] And that's my mom.
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You don't really look related to any of them.
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