Molly Walker (
walkersystem) wrote2014-12-22 09:07 pm
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1 ✶ action/audio
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[No no no no no no. No. That's not her mom. That's not her mom, and this isn't the airport, and it's another nightmare, it has to be. What else could it be? It's a dream and it's not her dream and that means she's trapped.]
[Anybody in New Bark will likely catch the sight of a little girl slowly backing away from the house she'd woken up in with wide eyes before breaking into a run and coming to a stop next to some trees to dig through her backpack. Except it's not her own backpack. And the things inside aren't what she wants or needs them to be.]
[Which is a big stressor to a kid who has no idea what to do.]
Audio, later:
Hello? Mr- Parkman? I didn't do anything, I promise.
[Spoken with the urgency of children who want to prove themselves innocent everywhere.]
Please let me out.
[No no no no no no. No. That's not her mom. That's not her mom, and this isn't the airport, and it's another nightmare, it has to be. What else could it be? It's a dream and it's not her dream and that means she's trapped.]
[Anybody in New Bark will likely catch the sight of a little girl slowly backing away from the house she'd woken up in with wide eyes before breaking into a run and coming to a stop next to some trees to dig through her backpack. Except it's not her own backpack. And the things inside aren't what she wants or needs them to be.]
[Which is a big stressor to a kid who has no idea what to do.]
Audio, later:
Hello? Mr- Parkman? I didn't do anything, I promise.
[Spoken with the urgency of children who want to prove themselves innocent everywhere.]
Please let me out.
[Audio]
Who's mister Parkman?
Why do you need to be let out?
Are you in a cage?
[Audio]
[She can't really help answering with the kind of impatient condescending tone kids love going for with younger kids. It's universal, okay.]
No, I'm not.
I have to get home.
[Audio]
Everybody says we can't go home and that home is really far away.
Like in a different world far away.
I didn't know there even were different worlds!
Did you?
[Audio]
[She kind of huffs that. Not quite the debate she was looking for at the moment.]
But it doesn't matter. If someone put us here, someone can get us out.
[Audio]
[He actually sounds... pretty earnest. He only got here a couple weeks ago himself, so it's not like he knows much more about it than she does.]
Who put us here, then?
[Audio]
[She thought maybe it was Mr. Parkman, but she doesn't want to talk about him, and nobody else knows who he is. So it's probably not him.]
I don't know. Someone said it was a giraffe, but that doesn't make any sense.
[Audio]
What's a giraffe?
[Audio]
They're these big animals with really long necks.
But they're animals. So they can't do these things.
[oh kid.]
[Audio]
[THAT'S THE LONGEST-NECKED THING HE'S EVER SEEN, OKAY?]
[Audio]
No, they're bigger. And spotty, and they eat tree leaves.
[Audio]
[Just so you know, Molly, now he's picturing a giant spotted horse that's tall enough to eat off the top of trees.]
... They sound pretty silly. I wanna see one!
[Audio]
[Which is pretty silly.]
[Audio]
Ew!
[DESPITE HIS VERBAL REACTION, he sounds positively delighted about the notion.]
[Audio]
Yeah. They're really long, too.
[Audio]
Wow!
It almost sounds more like a chimera than a real animal!
[Not that he's seen enough real animals to really be a good judge of that, but he's at least seen enough to know that being huge and spotted and with long blue tongues sounds REALLY WEIRD.]
[Audio]
What's a chimera?
[Audio]
When an alchemist takes two different animals and combines them together!
That's a chimera.
They can get pretty weird!
[Audio]
It doesn't work that way.
[Audio]
I know people who do it!
[... OKAY he knows ONE person who does it. And he doesn't really like that person because he's creepy as hell, but.]
[Audio]
You can't just take two animals and put them together.
[Audio]
It's science.
[Audio]
[Mohinder would be proud, probably.]
[Audio]
What's that?
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Why can't it be mixed if it's in your body, then?
Bodies can be mixed.
I do it all the time!
[... LITERALLY. ... Or literally before he came here, anyway. He can't do it anymore. When he tried to turn his arm to wood, he just hurt his hand on the floor. 8(]
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