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Entry tags:
- † alfie solomons | n/a,
- † claire fraser | la dame blanche,
- † count dooku | darth tyranus,
- † darlene | n/a,
- † frederick chilton | chief of staff!!,
- † hemali | n/a,
- † jack | n/a,
- † james jesse | the trickster,
- † jo harvelle | n/a,
- † magicman | n/a,
- † nicolas demidov | seeking snow,
- † pablo arjona | n/a,
- † peter parker | spider-man,
- † raina | n/a,
- † rincewind | n/a,
- † sam merlotte | n/a,
- † tony stark | iron man,
- † victor s court | n/a
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[ When the feed comes to life, Hemali is seated on a couch, her legs drawn up and shoulders and neck hunched over. On the coffee table is a small bottle of nail polish, which she goes about applying with precision over her toe nails.
She doesn't glance at the camera right away, letting the silence linger until she's finished painting the nail the way she wants. Then she finally looks up and smiles, but it isn't one offered up in apology for making anyone wait, not that she believes she has anything to apologize for. ]
Isn't this all interesting? I've never seen a device like this or heard of one that could shuffle people from across the universe.
[ Her eyes light up at the thought, masking any concerns she has about the fact there's something with far greater power than she might ever have. ]
Nor have I heard about machines that could grant people power. What I find most strange having looked over this network, is that so many people would give up these powers if it meant leaving this place? I had always thought people preferred being special and having that kind of security. Does your power not provide that?
[ A contemplative pause. ]
Maybe I am a little excited to travel for once, personally.
[ Not completely, but who needs to know behind a calm affect is a woman who feels threatened by the Porter? She goes back to painting her nails, interested in hearing what these other imPorts have to say in response. ]
She doesn't glance at the camera right away, letting the silence linger until she's finished painting the nail the way she wants. Then she finally looks up and smiles, but it isn't one offered up in apology for making anyone wait, not that she believes she has anything to apologize for. ]
Isn't this all interesting? I've never seen a device like this or heard of one that could shuffle people from across the universe.
[ Her eyes light up at the thought, masking any concerns she has about the fact there's something with far greater power than she might ever have. ]
Nor have I heard about machines that could grant people power. What I find most strange having looked over this network, is that so many people would give up these powers if it meant leaving this place? I had always thought people preferred being special and having that kind of security. Does your power not provide that?
[ A contemplative pause. ]
Maybe I am a little excited to travel for once, personally.
[ Not completely, but who needs to know behind a calm affect is a woman who feels threatened by the Porter? She goes back to painting her nails, interested in hearing what these other imPorts have to say in response. ]
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[ Meant to scare her or enlighten her? She wonders. ]
I take it you've been here some time. Have you seen the consequences of it?
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There was a week the Soviets invaded. They had this Artificial Intelligence that could control our actions -- porting us where it wanted, torturing us when we misbehaved, and shutting down the nanite support. I suffered from the latter for my misbehavior.
[ Some of the brainwashing still cuts deep. It's misbehavior rather than rebellion, for instance. ]
Our bodies suffer tremendously when cut off of the source. To a point of near organ failure.
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[ So this war has gotten a lot more uglier. Strange, the Cold War never reached this point back home as far as she knows. ]
What a terrible thing to endure.
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[ Her tone doesn't indicate she's genuinely concerned. Rather, she's curious to hear if the nanites healed them properly and have kept them in good health since. ]
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[ She almost says "impossible", but Hemali catches herself and starts to laugh. ]
Here I am about to say that can't be, but I am in a different country — world because a strange machine brought me.
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Honey, nothing is outside the realm of impossibility now. Just wait until you have your first experience with out of control imPort powers. It's produced such varied results from changing everyone into children to unleashing the undead on the city.
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Things aren't boring around here, are they?
[ That's good news for her. ]
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[ Eyeing Hemali's nails. ]
That's a great shade, by the way.
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Thank you. The toes are always a bit harder to do.
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[ There are definite perks in this world. ]
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[ That smile on her face doesn't falter the entire time. ]
The doctor Frederick Chilton?
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You said you are moving together? Are you newly weds?
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Oh no. We're only dating. After over an entire year. Of being together. Exclusively.
[ He hasn't even proposed!!!! He won't even propose! Men. ]
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But living together? He's got it all backwards, I'd say!
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[ But now Raina wants more. ]
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[ No modesty here. ]
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You should make him realize that.
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