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- character: daine sarrasri,
- character: johnny truant,
- character: peeta mellark,
- character: sunshine,
- dropped: aglet bottlerack,
- dropped: aiden,
- dropped: alianne,
- dropped: almondine,
- dropped: andrew noble,
- dropped: croach the tracker,
- dropped: dana cardinal,
- dropped: edgar sawtelle,
- dropped: gus fring,
- dropped: jodie holmes,
- dropped: sandalia de rabiffano,
- dropped: the doctor (10),
- party post,
- retired: peter vincent
The Tropical Vacation of Your Dreams
The communal dreams of Manhattan have been downright pleasant lately, haven't they? Here's another sunny day for dreamers to enjoy in their sleep, though of course the tropical climate may prove just a little uncomfortable for northerners. The verdant jungle has its own sort of charm, though, teeming as it is with all sorts of exotic animals.
Make that very exotic animals.
Those who arrive close by any of the old buildings or fences will see that it's been a long time since the humans that made them disappeared. Everything here was once sleek, shiny, and state of the art. Now formerly electric fences stand bent and torn, automated SUVs sit rusting on their tracks or lie smashed to pieces where they were thrown by some enormous creature, and the jungle slowly works to reclaim a mildewy hotel and visitors' center.
Whether one finds oneself in the formless jungle that was once paddocks, in the aviary that would have housed a luxury resort, or even in the halls of what should by all rights be the most heavily fortified hotel in the world, one is always in danger here. The barriers that once separated human from dinosaur have long since fallen. Here dinosaurs have eked out a new ecosystem, the carnivores not particularly bothered about eating herbivores from entirely different epochs…or, for that matter, the funny little hairless apes that have appeared here on occasion. Here one is always in danger of running afoul of hungry tyrannosaurs, stampeding triceratops, or cunningdeinonychus velociraptors (they're totally velociraptors, yup). Enjoy the eye-searing venom of that strangely undersized dilophosaurus, by the way, as well as the toxic bite of the swarms of compsognathus. Or maybe the dreamers will luck out, and the worst they'll encounter is an indifferent, bumbling brachiosaurus or an unassuming microceratops. Who here is ever that lucky, though?
Welcome to Jurassic Park.
[Mod note: Same drill as always. All players and characters are welcome, current members or no. Characters will remember or forget any and all dream events at players' discretion. Death in the dream does not result in real death.]
Make that very exotic animals.
Those who arrive close by any of the old buildings or fences will see that it's been a long time since the humans that made them disappeared. Everything here was once sleek, shiny, and state of the art. Now formerly electric fences stand bent and torn, automated SUVs sit rusting on their tracks or lie smashed to pieces where they were thrown by some enormous creature, and the jungle slowly works to reclaim a mildewy hotel and visitors' center.
Whether one finds oneself in the formless jungle that was once paddocks, in the aviary that would have housed a luxury resort, or even in the halls of what should by all rights be the most heavily fortified hotel in the world, one is always in danger here. The barriers that once separated human from dinosaur have long since fallen. Here dinosaurs have eked out a new ecosystem, the carnivores not particularly bothered about eating herbivores from entirely different epochs…or, for that matter, the funny little hairless apes that have appeared here on occasion. Here one is always in danger of running afoul of hungry tyrannosaurs, stampeding triceratops, or cunning
Welcome to Jurassic Park.
[Mod note: Same drill as always. All players and characters are welcome, current members or no. Characters will remember or forget any and all dream events at players' discretion. Death in the dream does not result in real death.]
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That it's named Penelope he doesn't question. He once named a vortisaur Margaret, after all.
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To Andrew, she adds, "What about you, darling? Drink?" After a beat's consideration: "Though I don't suppose you could manage a glass with those little hooves, could you? Perhaps - ooh!" She leans forward a little, eyes dancing. "You could drink straight from the bottle like a lamb! Shall I hold it for you?" After a moment's rummaging in her bag of liquor, she proffers a bottle of gin and gives it an enticing little waggle.
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She nods in agreement with her husband's assessment. "And I don't believe they had charming little pinstripe jackets in the Cretaceous."
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"I... I don't know WHY I'm not a pony," he admits. He pulls himself together slightly and adds, "I suppose I can't much help it. We are the way we are. And I can't speak to Penelope. Or rather she can't speak to me. So my speaking to her would only do one of us any good."
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"Why should we be ponies?" she asks the diminutive blue horse. "We've never been ponies before, have we, Frank?"
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On the other hand, she quite likes the sound of 'Equestria.' She repeats the word with no small amount of relish: "Equestriaaahhh! Oh, Frank, it's such fun to say!" Metaphorically sobering a little, she adds, "But could this really be Equestria and Jurassic Park and a dream? Two out of three seems a bit more reasonable."
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Obviously they did, because they said it twice. He just likes to be dramatic.
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AndrewBartholomew to sit on it. "Sadie, the sterilizer!"no subject
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Glancing back at Penelope, she says, "Well, of course not, darling. We bagged a tyrannosaur earlier."
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