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ofthebeast) wrote in
eswareinmal2012-05-25 08:41 pm
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Action: but you never tire of dreams
Characters: Any willing dreamers
Open? Yes
Where: In your minds
When: After the party
What: Part two of the dream plot!
Warnings:
The party went on, with the beast's head on display. A proud, twisted thing. Behind false ruby eyes, it waited. And as the music became slower and the wine less plentiful, it waited still.
Those who had gazed upon it at the ball. Those who had seen it once living in the forest. All heroes who dared to look upon its face and dream still that they would be able to live another day...
There are all sorts of ways of living. In waking. In sleep. Perhaps, now, they would find one in between.
(ooc: Feel free to keep tagging into the party post! Once your characters go home and go to sleep of their own accord, that is when the dreaming will begin. Remember, it is up to you to set up what kind of world your character is trapped in and how best to help them. Plotting post is here, make use of it!
The beast's power will wane once the bulk of the dreamers have escaped his curse. If your character was not at the party but you still want to involve them in the dream plot, that is fine! They can either help get people out or have seen the beast wandering in the woods before it was killed and have caught its attention that way.
Open? Yes
Where: In your minds
When: After the party
What: Part two of the dream plot!
Warnings:
The party went on, with the beast's head on display. A proud, twisted thing. Behind false ruby eyes, it waited. And as the music became slower and the wine less plentiful, it waited still.
Those who had gazed upon it at the ball. Those who had seen it once living in the forest. All heroes who dared to look upon its face and dream still that they would be able to live another day...
There are all sorts of ways of living. In waking. In sleep. Perhaps, now, they would find one in between.
(ooc: Feel free to keep tagging into the party post! Once your characters go home and go to sleep of their own accord, that is when the dreaming will begin. Remember, it is up to you to set up what kind of world your character is trapped in and how best to help them. Plotting post is here, make use of it!
The beast's power will wane once the bulk of the dreamers have escaped his curse. If your character was not at the party but you still want to involve them in the dream plot, that is fine! They can either help get people out or have seen the beast wandering in the woods before it was killed and have caught its attention that way.

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One of his rabbits gives birth. Several little ones, ugly and sticky and perfect.
Frigga's hand stroking his hair, resting on his shoulder.
A nap under a tree, curled in the roots.
An illusion-spell well-cast, so that Thor's ears look like they drift and flap away like a butterfly. Sif and the rest laugh themselves silly, and Loki patiently and happily endures Thor's indignant roughhousing: Give them back, Loki! And best of all, a fleeting little smile of amusement on Odin's face, as he turns away to hide it, before pronouncing Loki's discipline.
A night sneaking out of his room and onto Asgard's rooftops, to watch the stars. A few drifting clouds, and then snowflakes begin to fall, hushing the golden city.
Why would he ever leave?
[ Same mun as
I'm not going to guarantee any of these threads will be successful. Loki can be a bit unpredictable. ]
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When he finally makes his way onto the roof, the boy collapses in a heap, but his sigh is triumphant. Then he pushes himself up, snow already melting in his black hair, and sees Loki. The child beams, an open and happy smile.
"Hi!"
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He shakes the sensation away, drawing his knees to his chest.
"Who are you?" he challenges.
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"I dunno. No one'll tell me."
The complete opposite of Loki, he flops down onto his back with a relieved sigh, letting the snowflakes fall onto his chest, his face, resting his makeshift sword beside him. "But, that's all right. I like it that way."
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"It was good, wasn't it?" he asks the figure he doesn't know is there, as he reaches out and a butterfly charmed to look like ears lights on his finger. They all look like ears now. Thor spent hours trying to catch them and put them back on his head.
The spell will wear off, soon.
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"Very good! The look on his face!"
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And his Father, for that must really have been who the taller man was, really seemed to enjoy the prank. The poor guy couldn't keep a straight face about it at all.
Watching this scene actually made Eagle a bit homesick himself. How many times had similar situations played out between him and his Father?
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He runs into Eagle, and he freezes.
Something is wrong, he thinks. Something isn't as it should be. This person doesn't fit in this reality, and instead of seeming distant and transparent, like a shade, he makes the rest of the wold look distant.
Loki rallies.
"What are you doing here?" he asks, like he knows who this person is. He doesn't. Does he?
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That had been unintentionally what he had been doing.
"I believe I am just here for a visit, but I am not really sure what this place is."
It did look real enough to him, fantastical, but real. It couldn't be though. Eagle knew that much.
"Maybe you can tell me, just what is this place?"
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"I can't hear the snow over that," he says. Over the bells, over the whisper of her movement.
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Confident that they aren't his ears on the butterflies, he slips closer, wanting a better look.
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She's smiling as she stars up at the sky, too enchanted by the stars to have noticed Loki.
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"You're intruding," he announces, shifting to his feet. "I'll call the guards."
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"I'm not doing anything wrong. I just wanted a better view of the stars," she says with bravado, still frowning at him. Vaguely, she realizes she shouldn't be able to speak because she's never been able to, but such are dreams. Unusual things become accepted.
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Helios is giving him a worried look as he keeps a wary eye on the child. It would be dreadful if something happened after all. ] Hello there.
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[ He curls around his knees, stubbornly hugging them to his chest. ]
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He gives Loki a small smile then. His voice is soft as he asks the next question. ] Wh-what are you...doing up here all by yourself? [ Ah, well, he can't help but be a little worried. It's not everyday he sees a child sitting on top of a rooftop alone. It's cold out, but the cold really doesn't affect him with his own condition. He's not sure about Loki either. A frown. ]
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The other children aren’t named, and thus they aren’t real. But she is real enough. She closes her eyes and looks for someone. Anyone whose thread runs close enough.
When her mother’s back is turned, when she charges to protect her children, Idonea lets herself slip through a crack. She stumbles out in gardens that are more beautiful here than in her borrowed memory. She crouches down and runs a finger over the flesh of a rich, red orchard. Strange. The plants here do not need tending to.
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"Sorry," he says, unconvincingly.
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And that's wrong, isn't it? Better to apologize, better to slide out of his way. But she cannot unmake what she would be. There's as much anger in her, as much pride, as anything else.
"Or do you hand out apologies so easily?"
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