Zelos Wilder (
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paradisalogs2012-10-07 06:53 pm
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Is There Someone I Can Pay To Let Me Go
Who: Zelos Wilder & YOU
What: Take a guess, no really, take a wild guess
When: All throughout the nightmare plot
Where: Dreamland
Rating: PG-13 to R....I sure hope it doesn't get higher than that.
[Hi everyone how has your weekend of nightmares gone? Terribly? Great! Ready for more? No? Too bad.]
[If you're traveling around in the nightmares, you'll come across an area that seems like no one has turned on the lights - it's pitch black and you can't see past that]
[Overall the space gives off a cold feeling. Really cold, like it should be snowing in here. Sound is easy to pick up, in fact it's almost like someone turned up the volume way loud on the world. You can hear your own heartbeat, that small squeak of your sneakers, your own breath. If you have bad lungs? Well now you know. Cut out those cigarettes or inhaling chemicals already! You sound terrible!]
[There doesn't seem to be anyone else around. In fact you get the overwhelming sense that you are nothing short but purely alone and that's the way it always is. ]
[Though, that will probably change real soon now that there are spectators]
[OOC: Same deal as Allen's post a couple days ago. Nightmares will sorta be tailored based on people's desires level of trauma or aspect. You can find out what sort of stuff you can be in for here! Anyone's welcomed!]
What: Take a guess, no really, take a wild guess
When: All throughout the nightmare plot
Where: Dreamland
Rating: PG-13 to R....I sure hope it doesn't get higher than that.
[Hi everyone how has your weekend of nightmares gone? Terribly? Great! Ready for more? No? Too bad.]
[If you're traveling around in the nightmares, you'll come across an area that seems like no one has turned on the lights - it's pitch black and you can't see past that]
[Overall the space gives off a cold feeling. Really cold, like it should be snowing in here. Sound is easy to pick up, in fact it's almost like someone turned up the volume way loud on the world. You can hear your own heartbeat, that small squeak of your sneakers, your own breath. If you have bad lungs? Well now you know. Cut out those cigarettes or inhaling chemicals already! You sound terrible!]
[There doesn't seem to be anyone else around. In fact you get the overwhelming sense that you are nothing short but purely alone and that's the way it always is. ]
[Though, that will probably change real soon now that there are spectators]
[OOC: Same deal as Allen's post a couple days ago. Nightmares will sorta be tailored based on people's desires level of trauma or aspect. You can find out what sort of stuff you can be in for here! Anyone's welcomed!]
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[ She holds out a hand. ]
My name is Lana.
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[He doesn't say it meanly, more like he doesn't really comprehend. What's wrong with the term servant?]
[But more surprised he seems is when she holds out her hand. he knows what a handshake is, but people tend not to do them with him. But hey, she apparently doesn't know who he is so maybe that's why! So after a moment of hesitation, he'll smile and shake her hand]
I'm Zelos! It's nice to meet you!
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[ She can kind of see the resemblance now, but it still seems...surreal. He had mentioned going to the fanciest of parties, though, and this place is certainly fancy. ]
Hi, Zelos. So is there somewhere I should be right now?
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Um, I don't know. I was going to see Mother.
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[ It's a weak, rushed excuse, but she doesn't know what else she should do right now. Besides, she's curious about what his mother might be like. She can't help it. ]
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Okay, then I can show you the way!
[Since clearly you're lost and confused or something. So he starts walking down the hall. He's trying to keep up with good cheer, though if you look closely there's a bit of anxiety going on too. ]
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Are you...excited about today? [ It's a weak fishing attempt, but she doesn't know what else to try. ]
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Huh?
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Oh...it's nothing!
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I was just teasing. Are you sure you don't want to talk about it?
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Yeah, don't worry. It's nothing.
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If you say so.
[ She's curious, but interrogating a child just isn't up her alley. So instead she'll follow quietly. ]
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[Inside there is a blond woman who is sitting by the window, staring out of it. She doesn't seem to make any acknowledgment that her son entered the room except for the slightest bit of tensing]
[Zelos meanwhile does his best to look cheerful and friendly]
Mother!
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Wow, is there something for her to clean and a way for her to not be conspicuous? ]
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[The woman makes no acknowledgement of his greeting, in fact it almost seems like she's trying to ignore him as he approaches, though still keeping his distance talking at a bright yet normal volume]
Mother, how about we go out to the garden today? The weather is beautiful and I think you'd like the flowers! It'd be nice to go outside, wouldn't it?
[Finally, his mother will respond. Her tone is terse, cold and completely affectionate. More like she's simply talking to a nuisance than a son]
...Please be quiet, your voice echoes and it makes my head hurt.
[Zelos's cheerful demeanor suddenly gives into the anxiety he was showing earlier]
Ah, I'm sorry...
[And the mother continues to ignore him]
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Um, do you want to pick some flowers for your mother? I'll go with you.
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Please take him away. Make sure he doesn't come near my room.
[And Zelos's face falls. yep. It's the same today as it was the days before. Just as he feared it wouldn't be. He'll nod to Lana since she offered]
Okay.
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She's unsure about all of this. She doesn't know if this is really a memory, or if it's supposed to represent something else. Dreams are so unreliable, but whatever it is, it makes her chest hurt as she pulls the door shut once they're out in the hall. Pain, yes, but pity is something she can't even muster, knowing how she herself detested it growing up.
Looking down at the boy, Lana tries holding out her hand again. ]
Do you mind showing me to the garden, too? I'm just all turned around.
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[He nods at the question. Seeing the hand hold out, he hesitates once again - unsure of what to do. But after the hesitation passes he'll grab onto the hand in the way that's both a desperate cling and a cautious hold. As badly as he wants the affection, he's scared he'll drive it away. ]
This way.
[he'll start leading the way down the hall]
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Do you go to the garden a lot?
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When I can, I like being outside. I'm not allowed to leave the house, but they'll let me go to the garden.
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[ She assumes it's going to get her another weird look, but she doesn't care. ]
I wasn't told much when I accepted this job.
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