Echo (
screwthatnoise) wrote2013-07-29 04:16 pm
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A cold, delicate hand grabs yours and pulls. It pulls, and it pulls... there's a sense of urgency in this icy grasp, as well as a trace of reluctance. Abruptly the hand let's go, right as your vision fades to black, and for a brief moment, only a brief moment, your senses disappear. There's only the eerie sensation of weightlessness before your feet are settled back on solid ground again.
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[what do I do... he's not letting her attack coping that's for sure, but he's tense now]
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She points it at you.
"Are you going to obstruct my path?"
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Be mad at me-- want to hurt me... That's fine, but not yourself.
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"But this is what I want."
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[CLEARLY COPING WANTS TO GROW FLOWERS, DUH]
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The figure is still. All too still.
But that changes.
In a moment she's lurching towards you with her knife aimed at your chest.
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But unfortunately for you, physically touching her sends pain coursing through you, as if every nerve is revolting against you... unless you manage this with your sword, of course, which is different!
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Y... You're the hurt part of Hail...!
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"I am the best part of her."
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[W-WELL OKAY >(]
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[this... is really starting to hurt. H-HOW DOES JESUSING WORK..]
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"They can be, if despair is what you enjoy."
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Then she struggles to get free.
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He's going to keep hold of her!!!]
Why?!
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"She needs me. I did better than Coping, than the nurse, than that bear. When things were terrible, I soothed her. When dying was an option, I encouraged her. When happiness was accessible... I reminded her that it really wasn't."
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No, she doesn't.
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[WHAT IF I CHAINED YOU BACK]
Do you have anything to restrain her?!
[to coping or to the nurse]
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"Ah... um..." She looks at the nurse anxiously, expectantly.
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"No. But I can drug her."
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