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stagemanagers) wrote in
curtainsdown2020-07-11 07:39 pm
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now let's skip the tears and start on the whole-
[You remember dying. Maybe the memory is clear and bright and your body still aches from the cause. Maybe it was fast enough that you didn't feel it and don't remember what you went through. But no matter how you went out you're still trapped here.
When you open your eyes it might take you a minute to recognize your surroundings. For the executed, it's your dressing room. For the victims, you startle awake in the place your body was discovered. But no matter where you are nothing is where you remember it. It's like everything has been picked up and moved to the other side of the room. The entire room has been perfectly mirrored from what it used to be and, upon leaving, it seems the rest of the opera house is just the same. If you remember one room being in the east wing, it's now in the west. If it was in the west, it's now in the east.
Welcome back to the Opera House, friends. Even in death you're still in the woods.]
WEEK 1 | WEEK 2 | WEEK 3 | WEEK 4 | WEEK 5
[ooc: Welcome to deadland, darlings! It's a perfectly mirrored version of the Opera House and each week, as new people die after new floors have been revealed, the stairwell doors will unlock and allow you to reach them. For example, week 3 victims will unlock floor 2 and so on and so forth. Also, all dead characters will wake up at their actual canon point.
Have fun because we have some fun things planned for you.]
When you open your eyes it might take you a minute to recognize your surroundings. For the executed, it's your dressing room. For the victims, you startle awake in the place your body was discovered. But no matter where you are nothing is where you remember it. It's like everything has been picked up and moved to the other side of the room. The entire room has been perfectly mirrored from what it used to be and, upon leaving, it seems the rest of the opera house is just the same. If you remember one room being in the east wing, it's now in the west. If it was in the west, it's now in the east.
Welcome back to the Opera House, friends. Even in death you're still in the woods.]
[ooc: Welcome to deadland, darlings! It's a perfectly mirrored version of the Opera House and each week, as new people die after new floors have been revealed, the stairwell doors will unlock and allow you to reach them. For example, week 3 victims will unlock floor 2 and so on and so forth. Also, all dead characters will wake up at their actual canon point.
Have fun because we have some fun things planned for you.]

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Not yet. Give her a bit.
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[She kicks where BJ's legs touch hers. Funnily enough she doesn't seem to mind Stephen's legs making contact with her.]
So we know the Phantom can't hear us here. Is this Narrator, Wizard, whatever- is he spying on us here too?
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Nah. It's just us unless there's some kind of third wheel bullshit happening.
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Sigyn- I met the Wizard. I got as much information as I could, and then wrote it down. Christine should have my notes unless she...threw it away.
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So why kill again? Why not go back to the beginning and try to fix it?
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[He rubs the bridge of his nose]
I told him...that I wanted to 'fix' Steven's death. It was...bad...the first time. [Oh, boy, does he look fucking upset.] My plan...was going to be to go one more try, and then to back to the beginning. With all the information I wanted to get...
[He looks at her, searching her gaze, almost desperate with his own]
I could have broken it before it started.
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[She kicks over at his butt. It's the best she's got right now]
You're an idiot.
[Oh, BJ's still here]
Eh, beat it.
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[oh is beej still there, have a glance]
...Christine wants to talk to you.
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You've got a good kid, Stephen. [He looks at Sigyn to give her a quick salute, leans around to plant a big smooch on Stephen's cheek and then blinks out of existence.]
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I would say you get use to him, but that'd be a lie.
[She sighs]
I'm still pissed at you. That was a risky play, and I am going to kick you ass for trying it.
[She flops over so she's laying on the bed eye to eye with Stephen]
For now, though, tell me what you learned. If they got rid of your note we'll need to get the information to them another way.
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No, I- I'm still a murderer. Half a dozen times over. [He didn't just kill Steven, twice - he killed Nana, he killed Anne, Christine, Santana, Mephisto...
...he's shaking again.]
Fuck me, I'm a murderer. [GIVE HIM A MINUTE, SIGYN] He was right.
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She reaches out and pulls him forward into an embrace, tucking his head under her chin. He's hurting himself more than she ever could, and it's heartbreaking]
So are half the people here. You were dumb, but you were trying to help. I can't imagine what...how hard it was watching them all die.
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[He can't go on. Not like this. He's clutching her desperately, shaking like a leaf, choking out in between sobs;]
A monster, a monster-
I've turned in to a monster
[He's hid this for days. Now? Now, it's broken free and is pouring out.]
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You did keep going, you tried, this whole thing is fucked up and not your fault. It's not on yours alone to fix.
cw; vague emeto reference
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[Sigyn lets out a hollow chuckle]
You're dead back home too? I guess that's something we have in common.
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...you too, huh. [With the despair ebbing, he sounds more Tired now]
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[He seems to be calming down, so she continues talking. Maybe it will give his mind something else to latch on to]
The train we were hijacking? Yeah, it was a bit of a mess. Short story is Loki and I had to keep it running as long as we could to save Yggdrasil. Last thing I remember is exiting the wormhole and crashing into Midgard.
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Way to go out with a bang.
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[She switched to rubbing slow circles into her back]
Oh, I found Loki. She was alive. Well, obviously not after the crash, but we... we got to spend some time together before that.
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I expect she's in the actual afterlife. You know, I think you two would probably get along.
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...she'd probably punch me. [A beat] You can, too. I feel like just- letting everyone line up and take turns.
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[She squeezes just a little bit]
We can do that later. I think you're beating up yourself enough for now.
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...what else can I tell you. The Wizard- I don't remember much about what he looked like. Just that he was...so fucking happy, before I told him where I wanted to go. He wouldn't get specific as to what he'd done it for, just...that it was about power.
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the next...morning?
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