Sophie Hatter (
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luministi2010-08-22 01:35 pm
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[it probably comes as no surprise to anyone who knows her that, when Sophie's CAT activates seemingly without her consent, it shows Sophie looking terribly annoyed] What do you mean by asking questions like this just to go in!? I have a headache, and I would like some tea, and you are going to open this door!
[she is standing outside the tearoom, her hands on her hips and definitely not a mood to deal with the hologram in front of her, currently displaying a trivia question: What is the name of the reptilian race that, by the 25th century, dominated a large portion of the galaxy matched only by their rival and sometimes enemy the Earth Empire?]
I have no idea what you're even referring to! Open the door! [grabs the knob, but the door doesn't budge. instead, an angry tone sounds to reveal to Sophie that she has answered incorrectly]
[she lets out a cry of frustration] Curses! Open!
[unfortunately, as she tries the knob again, another hologram appears, this time with the question: What is the name of the weapon that can both unlock all doors and people's hearts?]
[gapes] Whatever it is, it must be black magic indeed! Stop this nonsense and let me in!
[observers might be able to guess that she's been at this for a while. in fact, one by one, strands of her hair have been changing to orange yarn, though not enough to be easily visible yet. she's also about two inches shorter than she should be and her left foot is composed of fabric rather than skin. this is not a good day for Sophie]
[she is standing outside the tearoom, her hands on her hips and definitely not a mood to deal with the hologram in front of her, currently displaying a trivia question: What is the name of the reptilian race that, by the 25th century, dominated a large portion of the galaxy matched only by their rival and sometimes enemy the Earth Empire?]
I have no idea what you're even referring to! Open the door! [grabs the knob, but the door doesn't budge. instead, an angry tone sounds to reveal to Sophie that she has answered incorrectly]
[she lets out a cry of frustration] Curses! Open!
[unfortunately, as she tries the knob again, another hologram appears, this time with the question: What is the name of the weapon that can both unlock all doors and people's hearts?]
[gapes] Whatever it is, it must be black magic indeed! Stop this nonsense and let me in!
[observers might be able to guess that she's been at this for a while. in fact, one by one, strands of her hair have been changing to orange yarn, though not enough to be easily visible yet. she's also about two inches shorter than she should be and her left foot is composed of fabric rather than skin. this is not a good day for Sophie]
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If they did, they wouldn't fall prey to them. But someone here is responsible for us being brought here, and someone knows more than they're letting on. We may get a bit more honesty.
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Should we try to question everyone, then? Or, at least, everyone we can find.
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I think so, yes. Though I'm still not sure how much most know or are able to say.
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That's true... I can't help but think that whatever happened to that news girl was our fault.
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We can't be certain that something has happened to her. And if something has happened to her, we can't concern ourselves with self-blame. Guilt is a paralytic. If you truly feel responsible, then the only thing to do is to work towards saving her.
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[blinks] Do you think that was a trick, that the Mayor was so upset? It struck me as something he hadn't meant for us to see. And I do think she's his daughter--she was the one he had his arm around, in that video meant to encourage people to come here. Did Fuu show that to you?
[sighs] But you are right, of course. I just wonder what might happen to anyone we do get information from. [fiddles with her hair, pushing it back from her face and feeling those odd patches]
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Oh, no, I don't think it was a trick. Though I did find it curious that it broke into his other announcement. Unless he can be in two places at once, one or the other - or both - of the broadcasts would have to be pre-recorded. And it's certainly a fair guess.
[He frowns at that. He is so horrible at this, but in his incapable way, he puts a hand on her shoulder to try to comfort her.] I imagine, the way things are going, that the people who don't give us information won't be much better off than those who do. Certainly, we won't be any better off.
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[she's not certain of all those words, but she does think she gets the idea] You mean that one of his messages was created before that announcement? That seems very likely. But does that mean that everything we've seen from the Mayor was created at some prior time--that those events were planned far in advance?
[she glances over with a smile, realising what he's trying to do. can't help being a bit embarrassed; she's not any good at such things either] You're right. [takes a deep breath] Where shall we start?
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It isn't an unreasonable suggestion. How far in advance would tell us something more of how this place works, I suspect.
[He draws his hand away, a little awkward, and puts it in his pocket.] Audrey Ardes, perhaps? Or... well, we could start at the theatre.
I don't know how I lost this tag :|
[frowns thoughtfully] If you think she might know something, then I suppose there's no reason not to start there. Shall we go to the White Rabbit?
Darkel killed it and made me use the wrong account.
Certainly. But, if I may, I suggest we call her outside to speak with us.
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[cringes] Yes, I agree with you there.
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Well then. [He offers her his arm.] Shall we?
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Well, nearly there now, at least.
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[glances at Mr Braxiatel as they approach the White Rabbit. it seems it's time to give this a try]
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You can come in, you know! Door's not locked.
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Let's talk somewhere else. [she hastens around the corner of the pub, heading for the back entrance. she only moves that fast so she can wipe at her tear-stained face before looking at them properly. once there, she tries to put on a smile, but fails] All right, my darlings, what'd you need?
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