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murdermanor2013-09-22 12:53 pm
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week 1 - day 0

[As promised, on Sunday morning at 9 AM, the grandfather clock in the foyer begins to chime. The doors to the drawing room are left open, although the doors to the smoking room adjacent are locked. Set out in the drawing room is a fine selection of coffee, tea, fruit, and pastries. There are also enough chairs, lounges, and sofas for everyone to have a seat.
Once everyone has filed in, the doors to the drawing room will close and lock]
This is an NPC post as well as an open mingle. Players may reply to the NPC, or may discuss the game amongst themselves. Players will be locked in the room until 10 AM. Please see the plot and in character rule pages below. Anyone wishing to submit a murder for the week must do so by Monday at 9 PM EST.
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Don't tell me to calm down! You have no idea what this is like for me!
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I don't. Did you wanted more time and space to vent?
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No, I didn't mean to snap at you, I just — I just — This has to be a hallucination, or a bad dream...
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[Touko watches the girl quietly though her glasses, tone even but offer sincere. She can't sugarcoat the reality or give false promises, but she can provide what's realistic support to give.]
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Try to take deep breaths, there's no rush.
[There's a pitcher on the nearby table too, next to the few bottles of alcohol. Touko'll reach for that, while keeping an eye on Anastasia.]
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Thank you... I didn't mean to cause so much trouble...
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You're welcome, but no need to apologize. This entire situation is ridiculous, after all. [Heaving a small sigh at that...]
I'm Touko. What's your name?
[sure, there are the info cards, but the usual way to meet someone new is nice too, and they could probably all use a little bit of normalcy right now.
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Thanks.
I'm Anastasia. But you can call me Anya.
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...
but this is a difficult time to keep it easy, isn't it.]
Does it feel terribly personal, whatever they've taken?
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...Mm. How about trying to think this way: past experiences are what shaped us up to be what we are today. But even if it may be a crucial piece, removing a memory doesn't deconstruct us as individuals. Any changes and realization brought on by it already happened, whether or not we can recount the exact sequence of events. Do you think that's agreeable, Anya?
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I... I guess you're right. When I'd lost my memories before... it's like you said. I was the same person, I was me — I just didn't remember. And, well... remembering changed some things — I remembered my real name, and my family, and a life that was a lot different from the one I was living... but it didn't change who I was, not as a person, deep down inside. So I guess this won't either.
It's just... not something I thought I'd have to go through again.
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[she tilts her head at that though, sobering up a little.]
Although, "again"... Do you remember how you got over it, last time? [not the memory itself, but how the loss was coped and overcame. it's a different angle, but worth trying, maybe!]