Paprika (
byakkoyagirl) wrote2010-12-01 04:16 pm
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Ƹ̴Ӂ̴Ʒ Second Dream Ƹ̴Ӂ̴Ʒ Forwarded to late night
[Around the afternoon, Paprika was released from the experimental alternate universe and went back to being her cheery dream girl self. And, like most others, she thought she was spared from the continued experiments.
Oh how wrong she was.
Like on the first night she arrived in Luceti, Paprika is going to be dropping into people's dreams through teleportation. Prepare to get your dreamspace invaded citizens of Luceti. Please don't kill her for this - she really doesn't want to imagine the crazy stuff you dream of.]
[ooc: please read this and fill out this (if you haven't already) before posting here o/]
Oh how wrong she was.
Like on the first night she arrived in Luceti, Paprika is going to be dropping into people's dreams through teleportation. Prepare to get your dreamspace invaded citizens of Luceti. Please don't kill her for this - she really doesn't want to imagine the crazy stuff you dream of.]
[ooc: please read this and fill out this (if you haven't already) before posting here o/]
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I don't know when I'll leave. I was brought here by the experiment.
...Giles, if you don't want to forgive yourself then that's fine. I forgive you, for whatever you did that was beyond your control.
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He was completely within my control.
[Then Giles forces a smile and glances at Paprika.] But we were discussing my actions as a vampire, weren't we? Sorry, I seem to have completely lost my train of thought.
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[She shakes her head.] If you don't want to discuss it anymore then don't force yourself.
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...I really do enjoy your company, Paprika. Like many things, I just wish it could be under better circumstances.
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I was going to leave Sunnydale entirely, before I was brought here. But that was before I knew that Buffy would be brought back.
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And so a cake is a fair trade for pulling a knife out of someone's hand.
Seems like that sort of logic can only work when there are friends involved.
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Is that like lying, or is that like reading a book and not being told everything on the first page? It's not just me - I've met some people here that have really turned out to have something unexpected about them.
[Then, almost defensively] But they're still good people. Some of the best I have ever known.
You don't have to beg, Paprika. That wouldn't be fair of me, especially when you've already been so patient. I can pay attention. I'm very good at that.
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Not saying they aren't. I just think you're almost insulting them if you say that you aren't a good person, worthy of their friendship.
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Helios in particular may be a little naive, but I know they all have better judgment.
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[The tower and the town fade away, and now they're sitting in what Paprika might recognize to be the village's Welcome Center. Okita Souji is in the small kitchen, going through the motions of making tea.
While the dream before has been stark and harsh, tense and strange even when it wasn't actively nightmarish, this scene is evidently peaceful and safe, equal parts dream and memory.]
I've known people like you before, and you can usually be trusted to be quite straightforward in the face of all odds.
...I think I'd like to stay here for the rest of the night, if that's all right.