Seth (
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applesaucedream2014-05-19 03:47 pm
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[open] Locked within a room of memory, locked up away with no light of day
Seth sits in his bed, back against the wall, facing the door.
This is not his current room. No trace of the sleek, clean style he favours. No decorations, no furniture at all except for the bed. The walls are brick and stone, the floor dirty cement, the air musty and heavy, with just a hint of smell from the sewers coming from the toilet in the corner. There's a constricting feeling of anxiety and dread, his attentions focused on the heavy, bolted door.
There used to be books and writing equipment at least, but they took that away before they returned him here. They even took away his nice blanket. It's funny the simple things you get attached to when there's nothing else.
Any moment now, he knows, one of the rebels will come through that door and discipline him. Tell him he'll do as they say, or else. He wonders what it is he did this time. There's been quite a few times over the more than three months they kept him here that he didn't want to do what they told him to.
He's had this dream before. He doesn't quite know it's a dream yet, but it'll soon come to him. And while it's not a nightmare that makes him wake with a start and a strangled scream, it's the sort that weighs heavily on him the entire following day, like a weight on his chest, making it hard to breathe, making any small room feel like a trap.
The door opens, and someone steps in, the door closing heavily behind them.
[This is a recurring dream for Seth, so he can have a different visitor on different nights. If you tag in, merely pick a date.]
This is not his current room. No trace of the sleek, clean style he favours. No decorations, no furniture at all except for the bed. The walls are brick and stone, the floor dirty cement, the air musty and heavy, with just a hint of smell from the sewers coming from the toilet in the corner. There's a constricting feeling of anxiety and dread, his attentions focused on the heavy, bolted door.
There used to be books and writing equipment at least, but they took that away before they returned him here. They even took away his nice blanket. It's funny the simple things you get attached to when there's nothing else.
Any moment now, he knows, one of the rebels will come through that door and discipline him. Tell him he'll do as they say, or else. He wonders what it is he did this time. There's been quite a few times over the more than three months they kept him here that he didn't want to do what they told him to.
He's had this dream before. He doesn't quite know it's a dream yet, but it'll soon come to him. And while it's not a nightmare that makes him wake with a start and a strangled scream, it's the sort that weighs heavily on him the entire following day, like a weight on his chest, making it hard to breathe, making any small room feel like a trap.
The door opens, and someone steps in, the door closing heavily behind them.
[This is a recurring dream for Seth, so he can have a different visitor on different nights. If you tag in, merely pick a date.]
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Wait did Seth just say Peter was a friend? Whoops.
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"I see what you mean by powerful," says Andrew. "Assuming he conjures more than chocolates. Though that wouldn't be a bad rift power by itself, really."
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"Who do you know who's with the rebels, then?" he asks, changing the subject back to that. "So I know who not to immediately write off for being affiliated with them."
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Not nearly the kind of intel he just got from Seth, there.