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tampered2012-01-15 01:26 pm
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XANADU OPERA TIME | ALL INVITED

WHEN: Jan. 15 | the Xanadu gardens.
CHARACTERS: Everyone.
SUMMARY: we interrupt your regular Xanadu viewing for the following special reminder: ...the visit ain't over til the bloody plant sings.
That's right: our green belle been giving rather
But as Citizens surely know, every grand artist needs a doting live audience: come get dibs on more plant footage? Save someone from its evil clutches? Help a poor soul that's got lost in the gardens' great expanse? Get the plant to sign with your talent agency? Embark on a mystical quest to get it to shut up?
Just put your chlorophyll-tinted glasses on, and anything is possible.
[ ooc: Find whatever excuse to throw your character in Xanadu, tag someone new, and all around: GET IN HERE. Just as a note: hearing the plant is definitely optional, so please don't think it's an overwhelming sound that'd keep your character up at night or some such. It's just a log prompt. XD ]
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No, probably not. I'll take your word for it.
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[ Slightest hesitation. ] I could show you.
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Only if you feel comfortable doin' it.
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But she trusts Doctor McCoy, and she wants him to understand, or at least get close to understanding, what she is and what she can do. If he can still accept her after that, would that not mean that she is not a monster after all? ]
I would not wish to do it here, though. [ Too many people around. ]
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I don't blame you. [ He runs a hand through his hair for a moment, considering. ] Do you have a place in mind, or...? [ There's his apartment, of course, but it's sort of bare. For some reason, the idea of taking Tessa there, to a place that's obviously just a place to eat and sleep, doesn't sit well with him. ]
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Anywhere that has fewer people would be acceptable, I should think. Perhaps the youth centre, or even the library.
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Wherever you're most comfortable.
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Very few people frequent this area of the library.
[ once upon a time, she might have worried about being unaccompanied in the presence of a man, but her time with the Shadowhunters and her stay in the City more so have disabused her of the notion that a chaperone is necessary and she may be compromised by a man's mere presence, and besides, this is Doctor McCoy. ]
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That's a shame. Some of these are a pretty good read.
[ He recognizes titles; 250 years don't make classics stop being classics. They just make more of them. ]
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I told you that I can Change into another person, did I not. [ And a moment later, instead of Tessa, there's a blonde woman in her place - still in the same dress, blonde curls and a French accent when she speaks. Camille was not the easiest for Tessa to Change into, perhaps the hardest for all that she is foreign to Tessa, but Tessa cannot as easily access Camille's feelings and thoughts and she doesn't want to which makes Camille a good choice. ]
There are other shapeshifters in my world, warlocks, but they cannot as I can remember the memories and feel the emotions of the one they Change into.
[ And then there's Tessa again, watching McCoy with wide eyes. ]
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That really is somethin'.
[ But he's not afraid, not recoiling. Just surprised. ]
An' you have no idea how it works?
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I assume it is magic of some sort.
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[ There has to be some sort of science behind it, if she physically changes -- which is what it sounds like, if it used to hurt. ]
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Not right now, and not here.
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[ It's different if she wants to know how it works, but that doesn't matter to him as much as if she's healthy, happy. ]
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[ Thinking for a moment. ] Why are you so kind to me?
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Because you've got to ask that question.
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