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come_sailaway2022-10-17 11:09 am
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[OPEN] i'm taking back the crown
Who: "Jeff" & anyone who wants to visit
What: Jail :(
When: Mid-month (immediately after this post) til... end of month? What's time anymore, I don't know
Where: The Brig :(
Warnings: Possible references to violence, possession, character death
Notes: it's pretty likely that there's somebody guarding the brig at any given time, even if they're not explicitly mentioned, so things aren't likely to go off the rails here. hit me up at
weeyotch / weeyotch#8200 if you want to plot anything specific!
I see what's mine and take it
Ughhhhhhh. The brig! Is! So! Boring!! How is it, after two-and-whatever years trapped in this hellhole (plus or minus a year, decade, century, whatever, who knows how long it's been since he shuffled off to the great Nothing), this is his first time seeing the inside of the brig? Back on his cruise, if he acted up too much, and someone had to put him down? They went ahead and did it.
But not this time. No, now he's just sitting in a cell, dying of boredom, because the passengers don't have the balls to kill him.
But hey, you know what? Silver linings, looking at the bright side, turning lemons into lemonade, whatever: At least he doesn't have to pretend to be Jeff anymore.
Anyone who comes and visits (interrogates?) him will find that while he may look like sweet, simple, stupid Jeff, everything about him-- the way he moves, the way he speaks, the expressions on this face-- he's all Chase Collins.
Not that... not that anyone knows who Chase Collins is. But, well, if you want to find out, now's your chance.
What: Jail :(
When: Mid-month (immediately after this post) til... end of month? What's time anymore, I don't know
Where: The Brig :(
Warnings: Possible references to violence, possession, character death
Notes: it's pretty likely that there's somebody guarding the brig at any given time, even if they're not explicitly mentioned, so things aren't likely to go off the rails here. hit me up at
I see what's mine and take it
Ughhhhhhh. The brig! Is! So! Boring!! How is it, after two-and-whatever years trapped in this hellhole (plus or minus a year, decade, century, whatever, who knows how long it's been since he shuffled off to the great Nothing), this is his first time seeing the inside of the brig? Back on his cruise, if he acted up too much, and someone had to put him down? They went ahead and did it.
But not this time. No, now he's just sitting in a cell, dying of boredom, because the passengers don't have the balls to kill him.
But hey, you know what? Silver linings, looking at the bright side, turning lemons into lemonade, whatever: At least he doesn't have to pretend to be Jeff anymore.
Anyone who comes and visits (interrogates?) him will find that while he may look like sweet, simple, stupid Jeff, everything about him-- the way he moves, the way he speaks, the expressions on this face-- he's all Chase Collins.
Not that... not that anyone knows who Chase Collins is. But, well, if you want to find out, now's your chance.
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"But--" He looks over his shoulder with a scowl, just to show how serious he is. "--and don't tell anyone this. If the Captain wakes up or stops.... whatever the hell he's doing, and we end up getting kicked back into the nothing..." He looks ahead again, away from Bash. "Can you put a name on that stupid shrine for me?"
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The scowl is met with a bodhisattva smile.
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But outsourcing that sentimentality, that's fine. Chase can live with that.
Well. In a manner of speaking.
"That cannibal cop told me about it."
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(He likes Ava, she seems to have a sweet heart under her turtle shell.)
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Chase makes a soft, bitter sound.
"I wish my cruise had been nothing but power hungry assholes like me."
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The hand wrapped around Chase moves to rest against his heart.
"I'm sorry. I wish I did have an answer for you. Some solution that worked out neatly, where I got Jeff back and you could somehow stay and see what our voyage is like."
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He looks down at where Bash's hand is resting, right over his heart. It's a bit of a weird thought, but he kind of wonders if it feels different, somehow. If he and Jeff are so fundamentally different that even his heartbeat is off.
"Yeah, well... Happy endings are for fairy tales." He snorts. "Hell. Not even fairy tales, most of the time. Disney movies or-- whatever. The point is, none of us are getting out of this with a happily ever after."
Ah, the wise philosophies of an 18-year-old.
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"But that makes it all the more important, trying to help one another have as happy a right now as we can. It was like that in Duplicity, too. We all knew we were gonna get fucked over nine ways to Sunday. But in the meantime, we formed genuine connections with one another, so when shit went down, we could--strictly metaphorically--lick one another's wounds and heal together. I think the passengers of your voyage never got the memo about how that was supposed to work, on the large scale."
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He sighs heavily.
"I wish I had answers for you."
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He snorts.
"Even the magic's all wrong."
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This is probably a rude question.
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Hell no. And he doesn't want to.
"I loved the way it felt. I loved to Use. There's nothing like the rush it brings."
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This is something he's never really gotten so direct about with Jeff.