Juliet (Grell Sutcliffe) (
esoteric_rose) wrote2009-09-19 04:39 pm
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*this is written furiously, in red ink. Exactly sixteen seconds pass and it is struck out.*
Yes. My power...my creation...I'm an artist, the most natural precious red my paint.
It works.
Flawlessly.
Like the Lady Lilith.
Giving me my second sight.
*the only legible parts are "artist", "flawlessly", "Lilith", and "sight"*
It works.
Flawlessly.
Like the Lady Lilith.
Giving me my second sight.
*the only legible parts are "artist", "flawlessly", "Lilith", and "sight"*
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notice the avoidance of the word "crystal"
ohohoho... she doesn't notice that 'cause she fails rhetoric
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quicklog
[And she heads there, looking around for Juliet.]
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He notices Handmaiden and stands up.}
Handmaiden?
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Hello, Juliet. What was in your memory?
[Her tone is calm and neutral rather than suspicious, since she is trying to keep close to mind what she said about not judging him.]
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The only good thing is that my memories are beginning to fall in line.
{His security depends on his acting. She can't know the price or his real feelings.}
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And what conclusions have you drawn from them?
[Now her tone is more driven. There is more that he's not telling her, she's sure of that. His words start in the middle of a story too... did he know the beginning, or is he hiding it?]
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...I was Angelina's assistant for the murders and her butler. After I killed her...somehow I got beat up within an inch of death, and was then put in the white room in my dream. That's what I believe.
{That's the storyline he sees. He doesn't mention how violent the murder was, how much he enjoyed it...and unconsciously he grips his wrist, trying to watch his words.}
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So you were an assassin for this woman before you killed her.
[Her eyes flick down to his wrist. He is still not being completely open, she can tell. Her next words are blunt and direct; she will have an answer.]
There is more that you are not telling me.
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{At the question, he jerks. His arm is instantly hidden behind his back.}
...Only how I felt.
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He doesn't want her to know that? That would be a very good basis for the bad feeling, yes. And while she isn't the best at reading words, she can make a guess as to what feelings he wants to hide. Especially remembering what she saw in the elevator.]
You enjoyed the killings.
[Oh hey there more revealing body language.]
What is the matter with your arm?
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{At her question he pales. He's too freaked out to hide it.}
Nothing. Nothing.
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But his blatant lie about his arm comes first.]
It is not nothing. Do not lie.
[She steps close and takes hold of his wrist--gently because his arm may be injured--and pulls up his sleeve to see bandages.]
What happened.
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An experiment.
...And this was the price for my memory.
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Juliet, please tell me what happened to your arm.
[She really does want to help him fight off the darkness from his past, but she can't do that if he hides things.]
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The inner fight shows on his face. He manages to speak.}
My scythe, it works like I saw it do.
It...brought back memories.
{He's afraid that she'll tell, and he'll be locked up again. And take away the scythe...
...why is he suddenly pinged by that?}
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And you used it on yourself?
You are fortunate you did not lose a limb. But... I believe I can understand why you would do so.
[She's not sure what to do about the scythe, really. Using it on himself is a horrible idea in her opinion and she doesn't like the thought of him using it on others. But on the other hand, it's his, and she's sympathetic to that. And she isn't going to betray his confidence either--not until she has reason to do so.]
You said you did not mean to enjoy it. Was it... [She has to pause to figure out how to put it into words.] Was it as though the passion of the moment swept you along, before you could stop it?
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{At her question, he stares.}
...Exactly...
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[...Now if only she could remember what that's called. But she knows what it is, which is more important than the word for it.]
Passion is... dangerous. It sweeps in so easily, with so much power that you lose control. And that is what leads to darkness....
[She's not saying it like a lecture, but as something she both understands and does not understand. She knows that there is passion in her and in the life energy of this place, passion and darkness. But there is more about it, a specific warning that lies out of reach of her mind.
This would be so much better expressed through a fight, but obviously she can't do that with Juliet's arm injured.]
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