DO YOU LIKE HURTING PEOPLE? (
perturbator) wrote in
maskormenace2015-09-14 01:13 am
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CHAPTER ONE
[The video comes in rather unfocused at first, until some noisy fiddling brings a pair of 80s style Air Jordans into view.]
There's probably other things I should be asking first, but I only have two questions right now. One: How's the weather in California this time of year?
[If this place really is different, the forecast won't be nuclear fallout. People will be there again. America might be whole again.
Quickly, the camera shifts to a small coffee table with several different newspapers strewn all over it, but with a DVD copy of Terminator 2 on top.]
Two: How the fuck do you rewind this thing?
There's probably other things I should be asking first, but I only have two questions right now. One: How's the weather in California this time of year?
[If this place really is different, the forecast won't be nuclear fallout. People will be there again. America might be whole again.
Quickly, the camera shifts to a small coffee table with several different newspapers strewn all over it, but with a DVD copy of Terminator 2 on top.]
Two: How the fuck do you rewind this thing?
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Mine is thematically different. But placement -- that remains the same, yes.
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[Super dry and almost managing a joke, there.]
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I anticipate that yours is recognizable, at least in comparison to this one we presently live in? Chronological difference aside.
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[Not even touching the mass murderer comment oops]
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From one war into another, that surely cannot pose any relief.
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You like it here better than where you came from?
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[Yeah, this shit is best left to David Cameron movies. That or this guy knows the frustration of portents, too.]
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I cannot say that I prefer hearing my fate secondhand. Let us hope you never have to suffer the same.
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Yeah. Sounds like a nightmare.
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Ah. Do you like living alone?
[Based on the pizza boxes and general demeanor... Chilton anticipated that this youth lived alone.]
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Easy to get used to again, yeah. Had someone at home, though.
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[He hesitated to inquire girlfriend -- or boyfriend, as the case may be.]
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[He volunteers, surprising himself, though it's still flat. No giving away how raw that hurt still is.]
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[He never even got the chance to scrub away the chalk outline from his bathroom floor. Or if he could have, maybe it would have felt too final.]
They said that doesn't mean much for the Porter but-- I'll believe it when I see it.
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[Well wasn't that awkward?]
Do you bear any responsibility for her death? That might get... Messy.
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[Because Chilton's right-- even it was the rat bastard who shot her, he brought her into his world. And yet that's only part of what puts the sudden heat in his voice. Who the fuck was this guy?]
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