Olive Silverlock (
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maskormenace2015-11-05 08:17 pm
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Entry tags:
- jonathan crane | scarecrow,
- † cisco ramon | vibe,
- † dick grayson | nightwing,
- † edward nygma | the riddler,
- † george o'malley | n/a,
- † hanzo urushihara | n/a,
- † kanaya maryam-lalonde | psychopomp,
- † kazuma mikura | flame king,
- † mabel pines | n/a,
- † manolo sanchez | n/a,
- † olive silverlock | n/a,
- † sabriel | abhorsen,
- † sasha blouse | n/a,
- † the (twelfth) doctor | stop that
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Um...hi.
...No, wait, hold on a second. This is so awkward. Hello, um, imPorts. My name is Olive. Olive Silverlock. ...And I feel like I'm introducing myself as the new kid in front of my whole class, so this is about as much fun for me as it is for you.
[She pauses, what sounds like a breath being taken slightly audible from the recording.]
So! Yeah. New kid in town. In the world. You know I feel like I heard stories about this kind of thing happening, but it only really happened to the "superheroes" from where I live. Honestly it's so weird and I feel a little bit...guilty, I guess.
Not that this place doesn't seem great, but I'm not...interested in this hero stuff. Seems like such a big deal around here and it just weirds me out. [She pauses again, contemplating for a moment what more to say. Then she remembers something.] My friend though - Maps - would be in love with this place. If she was here I mean. If she was then she'd probably be screaming in my ear right now about getting to be a real life superhero, and going on team missions and stuff like that. I bet she'd get powers that would help her...I dunno, raid dungeons or solve puzzles? She plays a lot of roleplaying games like that sort.
[Are dungeons even a thing here? She has no clue. The town she got placed in seems like a rough area in particular, but no more rough than what she's used to seeing in Gotham City.]
...Well, okay, this is a disaster so I'm going to stop talking now and try to be a normal person.
[Hah. Normal. She wishes to be more normal.]
...No, wait, hold on a second. This is so awkward. Hello, um, imPorts. My name is Olive. Olive Silverlock. ...And I feel like I'm introducing myself as the new kid in front of my whole class, so this is about as much fun for me as it is for you.
[She pauses, what sounds like a breath being taken slightly audible from the recording.]
So! Yeah. New kid in town. In the world. You know I feel like I heard stories about this kind of thing happening, but it only really happened to the "superheroes" from where I live. Honestly it's so weird and I feel a little bit...guilty, I guess.
Not that this place doesn't seem great, but I'm not...interested in this hero stuff. Seems like such a big deal around here and it just weirds me out. [She pauses again, contemplating for a moment what more to say. Then she remembers something.] My friend though - Maps - would be in love with this place. If she was here I mean. If she was then she'd probably be screaming in my ear right now about getting to be a real life superhero, and going on team missions and stuff like that. I bet she'd get powers that would help her...I dunno, raid dungeons or solve puzzles? She plays a lot of roleplaying games like that sort.
[Are dungeons even a thing here? She has no clue. The town she got placed in seems like a rough area in particular, but no more rough than what she's used to seeing in Gotham City.]
...Well, okay, this is a disaster so I'm going to stop talking now and try to be a normal person.
[Hah. Normal. She wishes to be more normal.]
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Your feelings on the matter are quite normal.
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It's just a little...weird, I guess, how crazy the people who live here are about heroes. Not even home was like this.
[Well, not unless you were a super big name hero.]
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[ Just to add to the new kid class intro feel. ]
I know the whole thing sounds totally weird, but you don't actually have to do hero stuff if you don't want to. For one thing, I can honestly say I've never had to raid a dungeon here. Or... ever.
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Well, it can be tricky.
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Trickier than it usually is? [Because being normal is something she's been trying to feel for a long time.] I mean, as long as I go to school and my job, no one should hassle me right?
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And hey, don't sweat not wanting to be a big action hero all of a sudden just because you got powers you never asked for. Nothing to feel guilty about, as long as you don't go the using-them-for-evil route.
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[She tries to block out as much as she can about it. School computer filters help with that.]
I'm not going to hurt anyone, but I bet that's not how other people are like around here. People get powers and they suddenly think they're invincible and above consequences. Or get inflated sense of self-worth because they wear a costume.
["I'm not bitter," I say with a bitter expression.]
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... your friend raided dungeons?
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What is normal? We're all born mad, you know. Yet we label those who remain so abnormal. The human mind is a fascinating thing, isn't it? Frightening, dark and frozen; and yet our thoughts are a lake of fire.
Now, are you normal, child?
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I think I'm pretty normal. Maybe not to what most people think is normal, but I don't feel "abnormal" personally.
[Maybe she's wrong, but she doesn't want to consider that. She doesn't want to be anything but normal.]
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That's pretty bold of you to say. Some people like being totally normal.
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[Yeah Kazu why don't you run your loud street punk mouth off a little louder at this nice sounding girl]
A-anyway, about the most heroic thing I've done here is keep my shitty skating rink job, so if you can manage to avoid whatever villain-of-the-month plot going on, you should be fine not to hero much.
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[Not that artisanal glassblower is a bad job, but she's more of a writer than a sculptor.]
And don't worry - you're completely right about the way this social network works. It's just gonna be something to live with.
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["Basically" being a complete lie.]
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Yeah, I guess none of us are really normal here. We have superpowers and come from completely different worlds. My worrying must seem silly to people who've been around longer.
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