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- arcane: ekko,
- arcane: jinx,
- mcu: bucky barnes,
- mcu: marc spector,
- mcu: steven grant,
- murderbot diaries: murderbot,
- mushi-shi: ginko,
- original: aiden copeland,
- overwatch: maximilien,
- pokemon: ingo,
- prodigal son: malcolm bright,
- reign: nostradamus,
- sherlock holmes: john watson,
- skulduggery pleasant: skulduggery,
- sleepless domain: undine wells,
- tales of the abyss: jade curtiss,
- the 100: clarke griffin,
- the locked tomb: palamedes sextus,
- westworld: maeve millay
JUNE EVENT: CAMP
early on June 10th, Friday's morning announcements end with a request for everyone going on the latest excursion to meet her in the atrium. she seems in noticeably better spirits than she had been last time, and she leads them cheerfully to the tender. once they are all aboard, and the door is securely shut, the interior fills with gas, and, perhaps, their last thought before they slip into unconsciousness is "oh shit, not again."
passengers wake up on a rickety old school bus, driving down a dirt road surrounded by woods. what is it that they notice first? that, no matter what they were wearing before, they are now wearing a camp t-shirt and legitimately horrifyingly short shorts? the overstuffed backpack between their knees? the words "take one down and pass it around" dying on their lips? the fact that Friday is absolutely driving the bus?
or, maybe the fact that it's already slowing down, pulling up in front of a massive wooden sign, saying:
when they get out of the bus, Friday is the one to divide them up into their cabin groups, and she is the one to give the counselors their very official-looking clipboards and whistles. she explains that they are in charge, and that she will be back to pick them up in a week, and... very little else. she responds to nothing outside of whatever is on her unseen little script, and she gets back on the bus shortly after, leaving them there.
welcome to camp. let's make some summer memories!
passengers wake up on a rickety old school bus, driving down a dirt road surrounded by woods. what is it that they notice first? that, no matter what they were wearing before, they are now wearing a camp t-shirt and legitimately horrifyingly short shorts? the overstuffed backpack between their knees? the words "take one down and pass it around" dying on their lips? the fact that Friday is absolutely driving the bus?
or, maybe the fact that it's already slowing down, pulling up in front of a massive wooden sign, saying:
CAMP AION
when they get out of the bus, Friday is the one to divide them up into their cabin groups, and she is the one to give the counselors their very official-looking clipboards and whistles. she explains that they are in charge, and that she will be back to pick them up in a week, and... very little else. she responds to nothing outside of whatever is on her unseen little script, and she gets back on the bus shortly after, leaving them there.
welcome to camp. let's make some summer memories!
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(jinx skips on closer to the window and instead of just standing there to talk to this said person in a respectable distance -- she jumps up and hangs off the window. her arms draping over the cabin window's sill while keeping herself holts up.)
You reaaallly oughta try it. I bet you'll even like it.
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“I suppose it’s possible I might, but…” She shrugs. “All right, then. Show me your art form.”
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(and jinx just makes herself at home by crawling over the window so she can enter in her cabin. hopefully, maeve stepped aside for her to do that - if not, then jinx will just force her way inside while shoulder bumping her.)
First, you're gonna need a canvas.
(she scans around the area for a moment with a big nod to follow.)
Yep! — This room oughta do it.
(wait, what?)
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Maeve arches an eyebrow. “Is there not somewhere outside?” After a beat. “At least nothing terribly derogatory and maybe just by my bed.” Cabinmates likely needed a heads up for anything else.
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(maeve suggests her bed area which causes her to eye roll pretty hard. but hey, it's better than her saying no to everything - so she will take what she can get!)
Fine, fine. Bed it is. Which one is it?
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She points to a bed in the middle of the room. "It's that one." Just to be clear, she walks up next to it.
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(she reaches in her back pocket of her shorts to pull out a marker she swiped from the arts and crafts cabin. instead of handing it to her, jinx does an underhand toss to maeve for her to catch it.
she does with no "heads up" or warnings, just simply throwing it at her -- if she drops it, she'll just make fun of her.)
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"All right, then. Now what is the next step?"
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Coming out of her reverie, she glances at the picture. It's not terribly detailed, but she knows what it is, knows where it is and a part of her feels saddened by it. She doesn't let it show and considers drawing something else to distract from it, but all she can picture are Hector and Clementine. "What would you draw?"
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so she sees the two figures and the house, immediately can pick up what it represents. when maeve asks, jinx's go to answer would be monkey, explosions, words or smiley faces. but then she decides to go a different route.)
Similar to yours.
(her tone is soft and gentle -- a complete contrast to several minutes earlier.)
— Sometimes I would draw my family that way I don't forget 'em.
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"It's been such a long time since we've been a family." Which is difficult to fully explain. She was built, manufactured. Their loops were no longer the same. Her daughter has a new mother and she was somewhere Maeve can't reach without finding the person that has it hidden inside him.
"The only other people really worth remembering are gone."
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(she still has her sister here now and she is grateful for that. but it doesn't erase the hurt of that night. the night when their second family died and her sister abandoned with vander's corpse behind her. it's a night that no matter how much she tries to live on her days, it haunts her. the way her sister harshly grab on her face; eyes piercing with so much hatred and fire after slapping her across the face.
'because you're a jinx!'
jinx turns her gaze away from maeve and her drawing -- pretending to look somewhere else in the cabin.)
Y'know, they really oughta make the cabins look different around here.
(this is her way of trying to change the subject.)
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"If you could change them, how would you?" Because it seems easier to talk about this for her as well.
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(jinx then snoops around her cabin -- even going through a few things to see if this cabin is extremely identical to hers.)
Or 'least have some posters. — That alone can make it different and it won't be such a snoozeville.
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She looks over as Jinx goes through things. She’s not sure what belongs to who.
“Posters are certainly a way to add something to the room,” she says after a moment. “Perhaps some plants could be nice to have around as well. Flowers too.”
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(so far, the items she's peeking through are not worth of anything. basic bare necessities they will need for the next several days.)
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