Eobard Thawne (
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video; road not taken
There's been some talk, I've noticed, over the network for the past few days. Mainly about how people have changed and aren't acting as "themselves." I investigated into this and uncovered past messages I've posted onto this server, under my name, and yet not with my face.
Another version of myself, from a different timeline, and I have taken his place. He seemed to know far more than I do as well, likely due to being ahead of his timeline in comparison to my own. I've only time traveled a couple times, but he seems to be something of a veteran.
[And, what Eobard Thawne won't mention, is that this version of him was plagued with certain particularities that he doesn't have. Things he doesn't know if he quite wants.]
Timelines have been mismatched. I'm not the man from those past feeds, despite the matching of names, and I am sure I will never be him. And yet... I wonder if there are some who would prefer things the way they are now. To not "go back" to what seems to be "normal".
It may seem foolish to some of you, but I wonder what will happen to me should things be fixed. Will I vanish away, a remnant destroyed? Will I be sent back to where I belong, while my counterpart is restored? It's the kind of question that might be hard for people to ponder if they see time through a linear lens.
I think those of us who were affected by whatever caused this should take this into consideration. Do you even want to go back to who you used to be? To be changed into another version of yourself that may be completely... wrong, the way you see it? I can't say I'm fond of the idea.
[ooc: for RNT, Eobard's change is that he never came to hate the Flash. Still a sociopath, but his obsessive need for revenge never manifested.]
Another version of myself, from a different timeline, and I have taken his place. He seemed to know far more than I do as well, likely due to being ahead of his timeline in comparison to my own. I've only time traveled a couple times, but he seems to be something of a veteran.
[And, what Eobard Thawne won't mention, is that this version of him was plagued with certain particularities that he doesn't have. Things he doesn't know if he quite wants.]
Timelines have been mismatched. I'm not the man from those past feeds, despite the matching of names, and I am sure I will never be him. And yet... I wonder if there are some who would prefer things the way they are now. To not "go back" to what seems to be "normal".
It may seem foolish to some of you, but I wonder what will happen to me should things be fixed. Will I vanish away, a remnant destroyed? Will I be sent back to where I belong, while my counterpart is restored? It's the kind of question that might be hard for people to ponder if they see time through a linear lens.
I think those of us who were affected by whatever caused this should take this into consideration. Do you even want to go back to who you used to be? To be changed into another version of yourself that may be completely... wrong, the way you see it? I can't say I'm fond of the idea.
[ooc: for RNT, Eobard's change is that he never came to hate the Flash. Still a sociopath, but his obsessive need for revenge never manifested.]
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And what about those of us who know how things are supposed to be?
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And yet, I cannot dismiss the possibility that hers was the correct timeline, that perhaps things proceeded incorrectly in mine. Paradox space can be so particular about such things.
The only thing of which I am certain is that...where I am now, here on this Earth, the timeline has diverged from what I remember. I've been around long enough to know how things were, and how I fit into them. Much as I regret that I must be reverted to her, I don't...fit into this world the way I remember.
Things are different. The people around me are different. Perhaps that is all her fault.
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Out of curiosity, Harrison had checked those past feeds too, under this name, and found the face in question had been, well. His. That had been enough of a surprise that he feels almost obligated to answer. The helmet is gone, no uniform, just civilian clothes.]
If we've been affected as you claim, and multiversal theorems hold true—which they do—it's possible our other selves have taken our place in the worlds we're from.
[He can only hope that the other Harrison Wells is doing what he can to help Central City.]
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I would rather not vanish because someone else's existence overwrites mine. Maybe we will just wake up back home.
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But it's pretty fucking obvious nobody gives a shit about what I think.
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Harrison Wells aka Eobard Thawne now. Yet another thing to wrap his head around.]
It doesn't seem as if any of this is up to choice.
Or do you have an idea on how to keep the current status quo, when nobody even knows why it changed?
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Hello, Eobard. We should talk. [ is that a good thing or a bad thing what a fabulous question. but eobard might want to be worried about that smile. ]
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