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WEEK 0 - Awakening
the pygmalion. . . ONLINE ![]() CAPTAIN'S LOG: WEEK (0) |
friday - sunday (41) survivors ![]() You awaken with stiff arms and legs — a pervading out-of-body feeling. You may briefly find it difficult to move your limbs, only able to stare lifelessly out of the blue tinted glass in front of your eyes. It's very cold. It's so cold that your heart seems to beat only every so often. Are your eyes even open yet? It would be so easy to slip back into a deep sleep, to let your frigid body rest a while longer. That probably isn't what you want to do, though. You want out of the claustrophobic pod you've found yourself in. If you wiggle your head enough, you can turn to see other pods much like yours — other people, all in identical utilitarian outfits, made complete with an emblem on the sleeve. No matter how much you whoop, or how much they holler, none of you can hear a single thing. Until a song begins to jangle loudly. As it reaches its chorus, the pods unlock, their latches lazily swinging up above you. You can't worm yourself out of the blankets you're wrapped in fast enough. As the song reaches its inevitable end, you're met with a deafening silence and an enveloping darkness — the dim lights above only serve to showcase the room's sleek and chrome walls and floors. If you get tired of the suffocating tension in this room, you may decide to venture outside — there's an entire building waiting to be explored. A building? For some reason that doesn't seem right. There's no exit, only a nonfunctional elevator. Everything is of polished design, yet it does not feel quite right — it's much too dead. Strangely, most rooms seem to contain an identical statue, one of two twins knelt and holding a jar, as if to pour its contents to the floor. It remains one of the few rustic design elements of the area. To make matters more eerie, there are doors — rooms, it seems like — with names on plaques. Your names. Trying to twist the valves open yield nothing, however — they're locked. It's all confusing, strange, nonsensical, and everyone is so loud. Perhaps if everyone would shut up — if only you could shut them up — you could— Silence. ENTER COMMAND_ |
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friday, parlor
saturday, cafeteria
wildcard
Cafeteria
[...yeah, Shelley tried eating one of those cubes and it was a horrible mistake. She just wants to save you from doing her same mistake]
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[ shelley why. why would you just try to eat the cube. ]
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It is nasty. Zero of ten, wouldn't recommend. And don't try to mix that miso stuff with tea, that wasn't a smart decision either.
...yes, I was kind of bored when I did that.
[You would understand, right? Being bored brings one to do weird stuff]
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Hey, just consider it an experiment! Like science. Someone's gotta do it, right? Like, how would anyone know miso doesn't go with tea. What the heck is miso, anyway?
[ she absolutely understands. being bored and doing weird stuff is 90% of roxy's life. ]
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wake up
At least some of us have awoken in good spirits.
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Well, no use yellin' bout things? Yet, anyway? I'm sure someone else'll have that job covered.
[ there are 41 weirdos here there is probably someone in here screaming. ]
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Admittedly there.... is definitely someone probably yelling within the 0.5 seconds after Roxy speaks and Franken's already sighing, looking a little troubled.]
Perhaps you jinxed it. [Well.] I suppose it's startling enough to be understandable, at least.
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Yeah, maybe a bit. Like, whoa, what the fuck is happening? I'm a lil bit used to random shit suddenly occurring, tho. What about you? You seem pretty chillaxed.
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awakening
{ If Roxy addresses him, Arumat is just going to plain out raise a brow; he thought their situation was obvious. Also, he's a killjoy. }
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Whoa, slow down there dude, don't talk so fast. You're real chatty, aren't you.
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Only when necessary. I see no point in participating in the usual pleasantries.
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[ does he know how social skills work ]
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cafeteria
Shit's a good way of putting it.
[But because he's hungry and also a moron, he'll tentatively give one of the cubes a nibble before immediately gagging.]
Blech! I take it back! Shit's giving it way too much credit!
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[ don't eat the raw cubes oh my god
demonstrates by putting a tuna cube in the machine thing. out pops edible tuna, presumably. ]
See? The machiney thing, like. Decompresses it. Unfolds it or whatever? I think?
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Well, how the heck was I supposed to know to do that?! They should put up instructions explaining their weird magic food!
[clearly this is all the ship's fault and not because he's an idiot!!]
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[ don't blame the poor ship it is innocent ]
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cafeteria
[He's eating... something over here. Who the heck knows what it is? It looks like nasty and like it belongs in a can. That's all that needs to be said.]
Can't guarantee that it'll taste good, but it's edible. [A beat.] Probably.
[Thanks, Jason.]
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I'm sure it's a step up from a hearty plate of nothin' with a side of air.
[ unless she finds a pizza cube she'll just pick something that doesn't sound weird. like what is miso, what animal is that. popping it into the machine, ]
So... come here often?
[ this is the shittiest pick up line none of them come here often they got here yesterday my god ignore her ]
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[Stop throwing shitty pick up lines at people, young lady. You are like 12?????????????? Says the guy who's only like three years older or whatever. Comic book ages make no sense.]
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friday, parlor
Don't you get bored after a while?
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Yeah, eventually. But I've only been playin' for like 20 minutes. [ pause. looks up. ] Or like 3 hours, not entirely sure now.
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parlor!
still she has found some solace in the games that the tablet offers. they're total time wasters, but the match-three game that roxy is playing has proved to be the most addicting. she catches her playing it out of the corner of her eye, and can't help but be a little nosy as she leans in a little to watch. ]
What level are you at?
cafeteria
You can eat any of it, but whether you want to is another matter entirely. Don't say you weren't warned.