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eswareinmal2012-05-25 08:41 pm
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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Something he can say with an eerie calm certainty. He really wouldn't have the time for any children.
"That is very kind of you, but I don't know how much good a train station would be. I thin I would be a bit more difficult to leave a place like this."
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Giles takes off his glasses to clean them, frowning in deep thought. "Really? What sort of 'place' is this, then? I assure you, the ride itself is actually rather pleasant, even if we are a bit isolated in here."
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Strange... But if this was another dream maybe it didn't have to make sense. Not every dream had a hidden meaning. The mental image of that room lingered on though. It wouldn't be forgotten anytime soon. Of course it didn't help that the room kept momentarily appearing...
"Do you live in this town?"
Maybe it would be better to talk about that instead of dream trains to no where.
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Once upon a time, though, he was one man of half a dozen meant to help look after an army of lost children. And it's true that Giles briefly seems to be recollecting something unpleasant and grim, and the sound of ticking fills the square for a couple of seconds.
But then he shakes it off, and looks back up at Eagle. "Yes, I do. I, um, I moved here not too long ago, actually, but I like to think that I've settled in well enough."