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Entry tags:
- character: daine sarrasri,
- character: gabriel,
- dropped: aglet bottlerack,
- dropped: alianne,
- dropped: andrew noble,
- dropped: bruce banner,
- dropped: ianto jones,
- dropped: james wood,
- dropped: lucy saxon,
- dropped: sam tyler,
- dropped: the doctor (10),
- dropped: topher brink,
- dropped: zagreus,
- party post,
- retired: peter vincent
I'll See You in My Dreams [WIDE-OPEN PARTY THREAD]
Sometimes the rift only gives the denizens of Manhattan strange dreams. Sometimes, two people will find themselves together in the Dreaming. And other times? Other times, the Dreaming takes hold of dozens of people at once, throwing them all together into one shared mental space while they sleep.
Tonight is one of those nights -- what's more, the rift has outdone itself this time, telepathic tendrils reaching out through the rift into other universes to pull in even those who haven't been physically transported to this world...yet. You might meet a stranger from another world, or you might run into your next-door neighbor. You might notice right away that this isn't the waking world and that you are not alone, or you may drift through blissfully unaware that anything is out of the ordinary. You might not even remember this in the morning at all.
And that's probably going to be fortunate for at least a few people, because what you will notice is the overwhelming desire to get cozy with someone. It's chilly in this big house where you've found yourself, but luckily for you, there are beds, beanbags, and blankets galore, all of them just perfect for getting cuddly with your new friends. Consider yourself lucky that dream-world cameras can't upload photos to the real-world internet.
[It's a Dreaming party, and everyone is welcome! Tag a friend, tag a stranger, whatever! Everyone who's been pulled in will be feeling unusually friendly and cuddly, so get a-snuggling. Some characters (particularly those with strong telepathic defenses) may not be as strongly affected as others; the extent of the Dreaming's effect on each character is up to the mun's discretion.
Also, when we say everyone, we mean everyone. Non-members are welcome to tag into this post, so feel free to voice-test new characters here, and to invite friends who aren't in the game to come do some meeting and greeting. If you've come upon this post and aren't a member of this game, you are welcome to tag into this post.
For those who are familiar with the brbG parties, this is basically like that. Post a tag with your character's arrival and await replies. Time is bendy in here, so each character can have multiple replies/threads. Have fun!]
Tonight is one of those nights -- what's more, the rift has outdone itself this time, telepathic tendrils reaching out through the rift into other universes to pull in even those who haven't been physically transported to this world...yet. You might meet a stranger from another world, or you might run into your next-door neighbor. You might notice right away that this isn't the waking world and that you are not alone, or you may drift through blissfully unaware that anything is out of the ordinary. You might not even remember this in the morning at all.
And that's probably going to be fortunate for at least a few people, because what you will notice is the overwhelming desire to get cozy with someone. It's chilly in this big house where you've found yourself, but luckily for you, there are beds, beanbags, and blankets galore, all of them just perfect for getting cuddly with your new friends. Consider yourself lucky that dream-world cameras can't upload photos to the real-world internet.
[It's a Dreaming party, and everyone is welcome! Tag a friend, tag a stranger, whatever! Everyone who's been pulled in will be feeling unusually friendly and cuddly, so get a-snuggling. Some characters (particularly those with strong telepathic defenses) may not be as strongly affected as others; the extent of the Dreaming's effect on each character is up to the mun's discretion.
Also, when we say everyone, we mean everyone. Non-members are welcome to tag into this post, so feel free to voice-test new characters here, and to invite friends who aren't in the game to come do some meeting and greeting. If you've come upon this post and aren't a member of this game, you are welcome to tag into this post.
For those who are familiar with the brbG parties, this is basically like that. Post a tag with your character's arrival and await replies. Time is bendy in here, so each character can have multiple replies/threads. Have fun!]
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"I meant to take How To Avoid The Apocalypse 101, but they were full up," Lucy answers, trying to think up course names. "And I failed How To Know When You're Dating An Immortal, Time-Traveling, Telepathic Alien Bent On World Domination And Mind Rewriting." Yep, she's over-sharing again.
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She doesn't want to interrupt, in case he wants to share more, but she feels a surprising amount of sympathy for him. So she reaches over to wrap an arm around him, snuggling a bit closer to sort of comfort him.
This would've gone so differently if it happened in real life.
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Especially now that he knows what type of vampire it was. That had been one of the ways he'd reassured himself that it hadn't been real, though -- because if it had been real, he wouldn't have survived.
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She just wants to let him know that she would actually be there to listen if he wants to share, but she's not sure how. When he shifts, so does she, but rather than move away from him, she moves up a bit and puts her hand on his cheek, turning his face towards him, and she kisses him. Not the rushed, messy, sexual kisses they've shared so far, but just a sweet, gentle one.
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And she's definitely not going to discuss it. Unless Peter wants to, but she doubts that. Instead she just rests her head on his chest again, ending up just as snuggled up as before inside their cocoon.
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He's caught on by now that this isn't the real world. His real world doesn't have a house like this, and in the real world Lucy wouldn't have just kissed him like that -- they'd be fucking or they'd be arguing right now. And he wants to say it -- having admitted it to Charley and having killed Jerry, it's been worse to go back to pretending.
"It killed my parents," he says softly, admitting it to what he thinks is only his own sleeping mind. "I was nine."
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Hearing Peter tell her breaks her heart a little though. Which is impressive, since she'd been starting to think she didn't have much of a heart left to break. Numb and careless and snarky worked rather well for her.
"I'm sorry..." she answers quietly, the sadness evident in her voice. If nothing else, Lucy had at least had a fairly happy childhood. It wasn't until a few years ago that things went wrong.
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"So am I," he admits, feeling a little hollow...but a little relieved. He can't imagine telling this to the real Lucy -- she doesn't strike him as all that sympathetic, for all her prying and her attempts to coax more information out of him. It's a bit pathetic, isn't it, that he has to turn to a dream for this.
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"...My husband murdered my big brother," she admits quietly after a few more moments, her voice a bit raspy. "Right in front of me. Because I tried to take my own life..." Not many people know about that. It hadn't been for show, it had been personal and private. A lesson, a promise, to tell her to behave, or else. Most of the stuff she's shared with Peter, she's not so bothered if anyone knows. It's things she's distanced herself from, made herself cold. But this one still hurts.
Never mind that in all likelihood, he's still safe back in her universe. It never happened to him. But she remembers, and she never saw him again after that, being put in isolation, then coming here. She'll never see any of her family again, neither of her two brothers, nor her parents. This might be a blessing, given the state of her, but she still misses them if she lets herself think about it.
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Realizing he should offer some words of comfort, he gives her a little squeeze. "I'm sorry," he says, knowing it isn't adequate. For him, though -- well, it's not like he's normally the supportive type at all. "My girlfriend was killed a few months ago," he adds, since apparently they're sharing all their worst memories. "Vampire. Minion of the same vampire, actually."
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"I guess it's not so strange you didn't want to talk about her," she adds, sympathetically. It's a very long way from snarking about how unsurprising it was for him to be single. "What happened?"
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She doesn't put up with his whining, but she has no problem with him sharing things that actually affects him on an emotional level - not just how annoyed he is about living in a dump.
"What about the vampire?" she asks. Since apparently it came to visit Peter, who is clearly still alive.
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What about living in a shithole apartment with sparklepires for neighbors doesn't affect him on an emotional level?
"Dead now," he shrugs. "Charley killed it -- Charley was the one who brought it to my doorstep, actually. Didn't mean to. We killed the parent, too, later."
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"That's good," she answers with a nod. She has nothing against dead vampires. Also, she has slightly more respect for Peter, knowing he has fought vampires and lived - and not just by hiding.
"And if you really to tell me about your shitty time in foster care, I would listen," she adds with a smile. "And I could tell you what it's like to be married to the dictator of Earth, and then being in prison for a year and a half without a trial."
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