The Once-ler (
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paradisalogs2012-10-05 04:34 pm
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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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He got what he deserved. Everyone and everything that ever mattered to him left him.
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I don't think it's a good idea for us to stay here, Once-ler.
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...I don't think there's a way out of here just yet.
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[Not that she's particularly keen to go back to the castle. It did this to them, whatever it is, and she'd sooner give it a swift kick to the cornerstone than go back.]
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But it's not friendly. At least not to outsiders and definitely not to me.
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[She sighs and looks towards the tower. She'd suggest going inside, if it was farther away from this spot...]
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Come on, you can sit in the Lerkim.
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Have you been by yourself this whole time, or have you seen anyone else?
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Vanished? Without any warning at all?
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Yeah. I think I'm supposed to stay alone here. [Watch the people he cares about leave. Over and over again]
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Jane looks towards the door again, remembering all she saw as she walked, lingering on the loneliness and failure she can still feel in the air. This kind of situation is difficult, it can't be solved with just words, but words are pretty much the only thing she has right now.]
That doesn't make it fair.
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Actually, it's very fair. I expected a lot worse way to pay for what I did.
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So you're just going to sit in here and accept it? Something is WRONG, and it doesn't concern what you've done in the past, at least not now.
[She pauses, worrying her bottom lip.] This - this isn't what you have to go back to, is it? If the castle ships you home? Because if it is, then you shouldn't have to go through this. No one should.
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Yeah. This is what I come home to. And I do have to go through it. [He gestures towards the door] All that? Out there? I did that. This used to be a beautiful place, and I destroyed it, because it made me rich and powerful. I betrayed my friends, starved them out, took away the only home they ever knew.
[He lets his arm drop, looking to the floor] So yes. I'm going to accept it. It's the price I have to pay, and it'll be like this for a long time.
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I meant now! Whatever this is, right now, whatever is going on - you shouldn't be subjected to it! Don't you think it's odd that you've come back now, of all times, and the others keep floating in only to be taken away again?
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Of course I find it odd, but there's nothing for miles, other than the town. So there's not a whole lot I can do about it.
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You can be angry, at the very least!
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