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outofshadows2012-07-02 02:59 pm
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test drive memeeeeee
TEST DRIVE MEME!!!
Here is a place where you can test out characters for the setting and accrue samples for your applications! Roll on the scenarios provided below, or come up with your own!
Scenario Builder
You are...
1. In the Purple Room (aka the pub)You’re feeling...
2. In the Blue Room (aka the library)
3. At the rooftop garden
4. In the bathroom
5. Your bedroom
6. Someone else’s bedroom
1. HappySomewhat unusually...
2. Tired
3. Angry
4. Nostalgic
5. Like someone stabbed you—oh, hey, they did, fancy that
6. Horny
1. The room has been destroyed.
2. There are carnival games set up.
3. You suddenly cannot verbally communicate.
4. There’s a lot of alcohol here!
5. There is a box of adorable kittens here.
6. There is a dead body on the floor.
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Still, he's nervous, probably painfully obviously so, and he grimaces.]
Forgive me, but... did something happen to your throat?
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[He doesn't notice the potential insensitivity of his phrasing, but he moves forward, gesturing towards Eliot's throat.]
May I? I am a doctor.
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He wonders why the fellow always seems so nervous. Everybody's a little on edge here, but there's something different about him. Quieter. Maybe that's just the way he is.]
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Open.
[At least he can go about his work calmly, professionally. He could always do that. Well. Nearly. He doesn't think about that day.
That's a lie.
But he can't find anything wrong. No sign of illness or injury. And that puts him in his element, just a bit. He's calmer now, obviously competent.]
Did you eat or drink anything strange lately?
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Oh.
He holds up a 'hang on a sec' finger, gets up and goes to his bedside table. Rattles open the drawer. Inside is a glass bottle stopped up with a cork. Some of his and Cho's magic nutrient paste moonshine.
He sits back down in front of John, pops off the cork, and holds the bottle under John's nose.]
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He isn't when he sniffs it. His nose wrinkles and he peers inside.]
Did you try to make alcohol? Out of the nutrient paste?
[Unbidden, that earns Eliot a small smile. It's not actually funny. It's more that John finds himself admiring that sort of audacity.]
Well I can't see how it would result in losing your voice, but I suppose I could ask Casey or Adriana about it.
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Anyway, it's probably magic. He mouths that as precisely as he can: probably magic.
Then he tips the bottle back to take a swig.]
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Well. Except for the magic part. Those words coming from that face make John think he's taking the piss, until he remembers this isn't Sherlock (and the hair's all wrong anyway) and he could very well mean it.]
Yes. Well. I'm afraid my training didn't ever include that.
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When it comes down to it, Adriana and/or Casey are going to be better equipped to solve this. So for the moment, it looks like he's stuck.
He offers John the bottle.]
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He looks down at Eliot, takes it, takes a swig, and grimaces fiercely as he sits next to him on the bed.]
Oh god, that's foul.
[Well, he can still talk. He takes another.]
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It's weird, not being able to speak. Unsettling. Eliot relies so much on words, on witty turns of phrase and well-rehearsed aphorisms. He feels dull without them, and somehow both stifled and exposed.
But having already gotten his mirror-smashing frustration out of the way, he's determined not to let John or anyone see him sweat. Anymore.
He pulls himself up to sit on the bed next to John, gives him a pat on the back as he swallows his second drink, then plucks the bottle back from him. Watch a professional at work.]
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The silence lengthens.]
Maybe I should go get one of them. [He glances at the broken glass.] Or a dustpan.
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'Or a dustpan.'
Eliot holds up another 'hang on' finger, sets the bottle down on the floor, sits back up with a roll of his shoulders and sudden focused look at the glass on the floor. He doesn't attempt anything this complex very often, and it'll be harder without the words, even if they're not really needed. What matters is the intention.
He holds out his hands, takes a breath. His fingers and wrists break into a complicated, precise series of bends and twists. The air seems to shimmer around them, and then --
-- the shards of glass fly back up toward the wall, melding together until the mirror is whole again.
Eliot takes another hard breath and shakes out his hands. Yowza.]
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Fantastic.
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He gives John a smile as he offers the bottle again.
Magic, he mouths.]