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The sky shines differently today than it did yesterday
[Perhaps to the surprise of no one, there is no after party after that trial. Two children were dead. Two children were dead over a simple accident and the Wizard cared more about himself than anyone else. But they won't give up, they can't give up. They had to keep fighting until everything's been set right.
At the Lobby ofrenda later that night, there are six origami pieces accoupling the other memorials. A penguin, a rose, an octopus man, computer, a music note, and the last one are of a boy and girl holding hands. Along with that there is a plate of strawberry cupcakes with blueberry icing and a note that reads:]
There is still hope and love in the world
Never let The Wizard make you think otherwise đź’—
At the Lobby ofrenda later that night, there are six origami pieces accoupling the other memorials. A penguin, a rose, an octopus man, computer, a music note, and the last one are of a boy and girl holding hands. Along with that there is a plate of strawberry cupcakes with blueberry icing and a note that reads:]
Never let The Wizard make you think otherwise đź’—
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When she arrives in Broadhurst, she hesitates—- eying Varian’s bunk, then ending up sprawling on the floor. If anyone tries talking to her, she’s not likely to respond. She just lays there, and wishes it were her that had died instead. Sometimes, she even watches the video of her fall, again and again and again and again——
A few hours after this, she can be found in the Girl’s Dressing Room, the only place where she can duck out of any parental figures. She takes advantage of this by busting a bottle of wine out of her locker, and standing in the showers wearing all her clothes, drinking shower wine straight from the bottle, and wailing in anguish like she’s dying.
After that, later still, once the booze has worn off, she can be found in the library. She’s got the Balladeer’s jacket draped around the shoulders, and she lays on the floor with books surrounding her. Here she rips pages out of books one by one. Mostly, it’s crummy books she’s decimating—- but she’s also ripping out any pages about Mozart that she comes along.]
Library
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Want to open it?]
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Oh. My apologies.
[Just kidding she'll find a corner to change in, bye.]
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She hasn’t even noticed Maya yet.]
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oh.]
Farrah-san?
[Now she's heading in, fully expecting some sort of disaster. Blood everywhere, that kind of thing.]
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cw: suicidal ideation
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Library
Hey. [ he says, gently, setting down the bag of dried apples between them and holding out the water bottle to her. He picks up one of the pages she's torn out of an encyclopedia, squinting at it. ] ... Were these all about Mozart?
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Yeah. I’m erasing his existence from history. I just gotta find a paper shredder.
[Her gaze flickers to the water again.]
Don’t need any of that. Thanks.
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Library
What are you doing?
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It doesn’t really help, but it’s something.
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[Elsa doesn't like to see such terrible book murder, but... if it's between some books and Farrah hurting herself or others, well. The books can be a necessary sacrifice.
She wanders closer, picking up some of the discarded pages.]
What subject holds your ire this much?
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She just wants to get the water running for an actual shower. Not... whatever this is. But she can't exactly ignore this either.]
...Farrah?
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What?
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Ah...
[She can't be the responsible older woman right now.]
Are you up for sharing some of that?
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broadhurst
Farrah? ...I have someone for you.
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Peregrine! You brought Ruddy home! [There’s clear relief on her face.]
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Ruddiger's clinging to Peregrine with his little dirty hands, trembling slightly. ]
Shhh. Careful. He's still pretty shell-shocked. [ She speaks very softly, petting Ruddiger's head as he chitters. ]
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broadhurst
He knows the video now, of course, recognizing the sound of it.
And he almost has some sort of comment ready, but... well. He'll leave it, this time. He's just going to sit down on the floor next to her.]
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Then she rolls over, to be closer to where he sits.]
… Thanks.
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Broadhurst
Varian's handwriting and chicken scratch, inventions, plans, ideas--they're plastered there, a stark reminder of what they've abruptly lost, of how there won't be any more added.
His eyes sting again and he closes them, swallowing hard, frantically trying to pull that mental mask into place, to regain some control. When he opens his eyes, there are some quiet tracks down his cheeks from the corners, and he's going over to his trunk, opening it, and pulling out a bottle of a sparkling light amber liquid.
Salieri twists the top off and takes a swig straight from the bottle before going to attempt to sit down next to Farrah, setting the bottle between them]
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It’s not until he sits down by her that she drops the phone, and sits up—- scooping the bottle up to move it out of the way so she can wiggle right up next to him. Then she takes a swig, and passes the bottle back to him.]
I don’t care if she was right. If Maya says anything about you next time, I’ll rip her throat out.
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dressing room
Come on. Better if you drink it out here.
[ She gestures to a spot on the bench beside her. ]
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's already got water in it. No difference.
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