Varian (
alchemenace) wrote2018-06-14 12:01 pm
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week 1; wednesday w/ veronica
[ so after they find out natsuo is alive (THANK GOD), there is a certain scroll that deserves their attention, which means Varian is sharing A Look (of the non-panicking kind) with Veronica before dragging her away to a secluded place and opening the scroll again for them both to look at ]
Okay, now that we're out and-- and everyone is mostly fine [ they'll live it's fine it's fine? it's fine ] -- let's talk about this.
[ because it's problematic. ]
Okay, now that we're out and-- and everyone is mostly fine [ they'll live it's fine it's fine? it's fine ] -- let's talk about this.
[ because it's problematic. ]

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Bad news: The scroll is troubling as heck, and just vague enough that they have no way of knowing if those "special roles" are a good thing or a bad thing.]
Okay, yeah. That's... That's a good idea.
[She's still shaken up over Natsuo, even if he's Technically Fine. Sniffling, in a bad attempt to ignore the rotten egg smell, she leans to take a look at the scroll again. With her index finger, she points at the second sentence.]
Let's start from the most obvious part. Some narrators have a "special role" in addition to their title. That wasn't in the rules we received when the suites opened up.
[Which, you know, bodes well.]
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It wasn't. Based on that, I think we can safely say that, that outside of whoever those people with "special roles" are, we're the only ones with this information right now, because whatever they are? They're probably meant to be kept secret.
[ which isn't ... great ]
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Question is... Are they a secret because the special roles themselves are being coerced to keep it a secret? Or because anyone else who knows needs to, uh, die? Because one of those options is way worse for us than the other.
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[ hm. yikes. ]
I, um, I wasn't too keen on sharing this already [ special?? roles?? ] but we should ... probably keep it to ourselves just in case.
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[yikes, indeed.]
Even this part— [and she's tapping on the last line, about titles.] That's not the kind of information you'd want in someone else's hands, if it's meant to be your trump card.
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[like murder???]
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They wouldn't give that for nothing. And the one thing they seem to want more than anything right now is... participation.
[ so. yea. like murder ]
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Tiger and Dragon... Do you think they each represent one side of the war? I don't doubt that doing, uh, "extracurriculars" [murder] would let you change your side in this war, but wouldn't that make you a traitor? Or would they just— I don't know, not give a damn?
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What could they be proving by making us kill each other? Maybe that's what we need to do to impress them. Whatever it is they're fighting about. It might not be as... simple as just an extracurricular. Or. It might be an extracurricular plus?
[ okay this is too much ]
Extracurricular still stands for, um, for murder, right?
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[Anyway—]
So... What I'm getting here is, there's backstory we're obviously lacking. Backstory we need if we want have a more educated guess than, uh, it's good versus evil. [Which, you know, is bullshit.] The special roles have to be related to the point they're trying to make, too. They'd be superfluous if they weren't.
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[ it really isn't. ]
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[save them.]
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[ rip!! ]
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[ at least they didn't get stabbed! ]