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WEEK ONE
WEEK ONE
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Maybe being swept away to a fancy castle isn't what you wanted (Hickey aside), but the fact of the matter is that you're stuck here, at least for now. Thankfully there's enough food even if hot chocolate for breakfast might be a bit rich for some palates. There's at least a stock of raw food in the kitchens, but your hapless kidnapper is a Witch, not a chef, so you'll have to perform your own, manual kitchen magic if the provided meals aren't to your liking.
Just try not to burn the place down before you get the chance to take your host at his word (that you'll be leaving in a week's time, certainly, trust).
If you do get the cabin fever immediately, the grounds are a beautiful reprieve from the great indoors -- and if nothing else, perhaps you can find time to get to know your fellow guests. The weather is gorgeous all week, cheerfully sunny, which lends something to the mood.
WEEKLY EFFECT
This week, characters will feel heightened emotions periodically. If they're very happy about something, it'll feel like the best thing in the world! If they'd usually brush off something mildly annoying, suddenly it'll grate on their nerves. This effect will last throughout the week until investigation and is completely optional.
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Later, he can be found in the observatory, flipping through star charts with a frown. He doesn't understand a lot of how these are written, but they're all the same amount of familiar and unfamiliar at once...
In the afternoon, he can be spotted beholding the profile plaques in the Promenade of Reflexion. He's pausing especially long in front of any profiles that mention magic or an improbably lifespan.
Muttering under his breath: ] Just what kind of freakshow...
[ And finally, the most reliably spot you can find Angelo is in the garden by the roses. He's there more than he is indoors, looking at the splendid red with a vacant look in his eyes. ]
observatory
Art thou familiar with celestial bodies?
[It's hard to say if the frown Angelo is giving to the charts is one of complete lack of knowledge or just general confusion over the contents.]
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Somewhat. I'm less looking for stars and more for Earth's immediate environment though.
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He steps over to review the charts for himself.]
By "Earth", dost thou refer to thy home star?
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[ Well, Urianger, you've stumbled right into a complicated question. ]
But the colony I'm from is in its orbit, so... yes.
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plaques for morning luna
It's difficult to wrap my head around it all. I don't get half of it.
[Then, thinking he might be sensitive to feeling his intelligence has been slighted:]
I'm sure you have a greater understanding of the words than I do.
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Really? What makes you so certain of that? As far as I'm concerned, most of this is gibberish.
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[She's just a girl, Angelo...]
At first I thought I surely was in Hell.
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Hah. Well, it would fit for hell to be this ostentatious and gaudy, wouldn't it?
[ He doesn't believe in hell and thinks this is a naive thing to say, but at least it was funny. ]
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observatory
She walks in with a little more care than usual, trying not to make loud clacking noises with her heels. ]
Hey, I was wondering. Do you know how much of the stars are the same?
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[ It feels ridiculous to have to ask, but with all the profiles reading like they're from some silly TV serial, it's better to be safe than sorry. ]
I'm not entirely sure... These analogue maps are needlessly unwieldy.
[ He's so pissed off at this paper. ]
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Yeah, I'm an Earthling who has no idea how to read those maps. And here I thought nautical charts were a pain.
[ Once she says it, she winces at the memories they bring up. She internally decides on the spot to avoid those words together for now. ]
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Seriously. We've got computers to navigate space for a reason. This is middle ages bullshit... and it doesn't seem to document any of the colonies either.
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profiles
What'd you find?
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Angelo just looks between Bradley and the profile for a second. ]
A turbo-grandpa.
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[The fact that there are enough old people on the list for him to say this and not immediately pick up on the jab at him is amazing.]
Profile
[Says one of the freaks with a vague lifespan]
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That remains to be seen, doesn't it? Even putting all the dubious nonsense aside, these are hardly proof of character.
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[Especially once murderrrrrs happen. Murdergames, they sure can get intense sometimes]
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also unfortunately he has to pick up the spoon (ugh) before he can follow angelo with hurried steps. ]
H-hey, wait!
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Angelo is equal parts surprised and dismayed to be followed. Being followed means he's been perceived and he doesn't particularly care for his weakness known to all.
This means Yoru is getting snapped at for his efforts. Angelo only turns his head but keeps walking. ]
What's it to you?!
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[ he honestly doesnβt know, except he canβt help but follow angelo still. shaky hands and fingers so tense, they ache to relax from the clawed grip theyβve become. sweat on his palms. and after, always, after - ]
Youβre not alright, are you?
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You have no obligation to care about some stranger's anguish. I'm not out for pity.
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They trace their fingers delicately over a rose.
The feeling - an undescribable feeling - flares up. It's uncomfortable to experience, and Chara grimaces.]
Is there a reason for your fixation on this place?
[Honest curiosity, despite the framing.]
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I like roses. My Captain likes them too. They were hard to come by in space.