Christine Canigula (
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itscurtains2020-07-25 05:44 pm
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Love's no good but it sure beats the hurt
[That was... Christine can only call it the most horrible thing she's seen so far, with that familiar dread that says something worse may come. Four people have died. Four friends Christine had trusted in and relied upon. And four more people she cares about have turned into memories and painful reminders of her failure to do anything meaningful here.
And Christine wallows in that. God, does she wallow. But she also knows that those painful ghosts of the people she loved relied on her to keep getting back up when the world knocked her down. And she has to keep going, if only to honour there memories.
The note she slides under each person's door is very simple, the bright orange gel pen somehow seeming duller in the wake of mourning:]
Food is in the dining hall.
Please come have something, or I'll track you down in an hour and force feed you.
If there's anything at all you need, please come talk to me. We shouldn't have to suffer alone.
-Christine
[There's a few dishes Christine knows how to make: lo mein and beef stew, some simple sandwiches as well. There are almond cookies after the more filling foods are prepared.
Off to the side is a plate with a few dumplings and... what looks like mashed turnips? An odd combination, but they were Angus' favourite.
And Christine is true to her word. If you don't come in an hour, she'll find you. In fact, she makes rounds around the opera house pretty much every hour, checking each room, and... maybe singing softly to herself as she goes.]
O god,
I can't stay, I won't stay for things left unseen
I can't stay, I won't stay, this end has no means
I can't stay, I won't stay, you were just a dream
A sweet sweet dream
You were a dream
But not my dream...
[Speaking of dreams, someone should convince her to go to bed.]
And Christine wallows in that. God, does she wallow. But she also knows that those painful ghosts of the people she loved relied on her to keep getting back up when the world knocked her down. And she has to keep going, if only to honour there memories.
The note she slides under each person's door is very simple, the bright orange gel pen somehow seeming duller in the wake of mourning:]
Food is in the dining hall.
Please come have something, or I'll track you down in an hour and force feed you.
If there's anything at all you need, please come talk to me. We shouldn't have to suffer alone.
-Christine
[There's a few dishes Christine knows how to make: lo mein and beef stew, some simple sandwiches as well. There are almond cookies after the more filling foods are prepared.
Off to the side is a plate with a few dumplings and... what looks like mashed turnips? An odd combination, but they were Angus' favourite.
And Christine is true to her word. If you don't come in an hour, she'll find you. In fact, she makes rounds around the opera house pretty much every hour, checking each room, and... maybe singing softly to herself as she goes.]
O god,
I can't stay, I won't stay for things left unseen
I can't stay, I won't stay, this end has no means
I can't stay, I won't stay, you were just a dream
A sweet sweet dream
You were a dream
But not my dream...
[Speaking of dreams, someone should convince her to go to bed.]
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Well. He's likely the least gross thing I've kissed. [And with that, poor Tad Cooper is getting swept out of the basket, and smooched.]
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No. Don't think about that.]
Well? Does he feel any different?
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He's only shaking from laughter. And it only lasts a second before he pulls himself back together.]
Sorry, Tad Cooper. Suppose it wasn't your time
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Laughter. The finest of medicines. It won't heal what just happened today-- but if she can start-- well. She'd kiss worse than Tad Cooper, for that.]
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We can't have him take after his new mother, after all. A life of celibacy? I shudder at it.
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The one who is most chaste, will win first place! [They being Anne, in this case. Anne is the only one who says that.]
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Yes, I... suppose I did hear my brethren saying something similar. I imagine they'd quite like you.
[But for all that... he still seems amused. And grateful, at that.]
At least you'll be able to pray to God and tell him all about how you've resisted the temptations of a demon.
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I'd rather tell God I made a demon laugh. That's wildly more impressive.
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I think that makes you far better company.
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[He has no idea who but. He'll figure it out. He will not let this poor woman live a sex free life.]
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Thank you. I never thought I would find myself friends with a demon-- but here we are.
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Stranger things have happened here, I suppose.