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WEEK 10
the pygmalion. . . ONLINE ![]() CAPTAIN'S LOG: WEEK (10) |
monday - thursday (18) survivors ![]() Sunday's trial was only mere hours ago, but you find yourself faced with a new week on The Pygmalion. When you awaken, you will find the ship restored to its previous state, all areas interfered with during the murder looking mostly the same as they did before. Along with this, it appears there are new areas opened on the ship. It seems you have more exploring to do. The robot in the cafeteria has prepared another breakfast of various foods. (OOC: Please submit your murder proposals by 9 PM EST Tuesday.) taken list profiles private conversations setting rulebook murder proposals ENTER COMMAND_ |
VALUED & VULNERABLE
Hello, travelers. I have an announcement to make about this week's valued and vulnerable participants, as well as a small change to the mechanics of the vulnerable list. Henceforth, there will not be a list proper of which a potential killer can pick from. Instead, if a killer would like a tool, they must express to me which person on the ship they are targeting. Plans set up to kill a random person, murders in self-defense, second degree murder, and manslaughter will not be allotted a tool. And with that, the list is as follows.
[ She reads off a list of tools. ]
Dorian Pavus, for participation despite his time out.
Jessie, for undisclosed reasons.
MOTIVE
Good morning, travelers. I trust you all eighteen of you are well. I am here to announce this week's motive.
[ There is a small pause, as if she must take a moment to clear her throat before continuing. ]
In W. W. Jacobs's short story "The Monkey's Paw", the Whites, an older married couple, are gifted an elusive present from India — the titular paw. It is given to them by a friend, a sergeant-major in the British army, who cites his negative experience with the paw. Namely, the paw can grant three wishes, but the manner in which the wishes are granted are not always intended by the owner of the paw.
Throwing caution to the wind, Mr. White wishes for £200. A day later, their son Herbert dies at his factory job. The company then pays the Whites £200 as a goodwill payment.
In distress, Mrs. White demands Mr. White wish for their son back. He reluctantly does so, despite knowing full well that the consequences may be grander than the fate they currently must live with — in Mrs. White's grief, she opts to ignore this possibility. After all, what mother would not go out of her way to protect her son?
A knock at the door resounds. Mrs. White is sure it is her son, but he cannot get in. The door is locked. She rushes down to him, and Mr. White, in a frenzy, searches for the paw — he knows the mistake he had made, and he wished to rectify it, and so he did. His last wish is never heard, but abruptly, the knocking stops. Upon the door being opened, Herbert is nowhere to be found.
This week, I would like to be your monkey's paw. Kill for me and live through a trial, and I will revive anyone you would like, whether on this ship or back in your world — no matter how dire or unjust their death may have been. Alternatively, if you have no one you would like to revive, you may ensure one person not in the Cradle Project's safety.
Have a nice day, travelers.
ALICE
monday afternoon - top deck.
perhaps they could do things a little differently this time. there might not be enough space to dig a proper grave, but there are other methods.]
Lady Alice, I have a request.
[this time, she doesn't wait for Alice to respond first.]
Provided we handle everything with care, would it be alright with you if we were to take the remains of the Admiral in order to conduct a cremation and subsequent interment? So that we might pay our respects.
TOP DECK INVESTIGATION
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I'll provide elevator music if y'all want.
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corner room #1
Think we'll find any liquefied corpses inside? That seems to be how things usually go.
[Never forget murder kool-aid and corpse salsa.]
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No, I think that's just for you. Maybe you're a favored one.
[ He'll step into the room confidently because he has a shield so whatever. ]
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[That's right, she's here to babysit Jason so that Adam can remain pure and unexploded.
It's a new room. Arbok is behind her, and, as previous queries have been answered, he is immune as well. There's no reason to be fearful.]
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Statues
Whoever made this space station was obsessed with creepy, ugly statues.
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They'd be rather nice statues in appropriate proportion, I should think. As it were, it's a little much. There's nothing like a gaudy statue the size of a building to immediately bring to mind overcompensation.
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corner room #2
She's going to take lead on this until someone louder and more reckless joins in, but she's Prepared, holding the hilt of the sword tightly as she begins to proceed to the room she's looking into. ]
Wonder if these rooms will top the daycare?
[ STOP BEING SNARKY. ]
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Who needs baby sitters? They don't.]
Hope not. I don't need anymore excitement in my life.
[INTO THE MYSTERY ROOM THEY GO??]
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terminals
Oh, man. There better- Damn, I hope there's something juicy. Something good after a long wait?
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Maybe. Maybe it's just more dildos.
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wednesday morning, cafeteria
So have some bubbles and take a seat!
[There’s a new alarm in town today. When the other participants wake and make their ways to or by the cafeteria, they’ll be greeted by the smell of bacon and eggs and the sight of two people who are having more fun on the ship that should be possibly be allowed. Plates are set out, condiments are ready, and there’s enough seats for everyone. A peppy vaporwave dance version of the Team Rocket theme wafts from a tablet on the counter. In the corner, there's a sign made from art supplies congratulating Marinette and Adrien.]
To protect our ship from morning starvation!
To actively ignore our crap situation!
[Jessie is in the back flipping bacon, stirring hash browns, and making omelets as fast as her hands can move. With an apron over her Team Rocket uniform and her hands free of gloves, she moves at a lightning pace, not unlike a fast food worker. Even scarier perhaps is the fact that she’s really smiling. This is probably the happiest she’s looked in a while.]
To denounce the evils of not eating the food we love!
To raise our glasses to the stars above!
Your chef! Jessie!
Your barista, Totty!
[Similarly aproned, Todomatsu has taken front of house, and is busy grinding beans and skillfully tossing around bottles and glasses like he's starring in a new Starbucks-financed Cocktail remake. Champagne flutes and Collins glasses line the countertop, ready to be filled with mimosas, bloody marys, Irish coffees, or whatever other daydrinking preferences one has. Hope you brought your fake IDs, kiddos. Totty also looks in surprisingly high spirits, but given everything, it would be rude to serve drinks to others without personally verifying that they were okay.]
Team Rocket, serving you food done right at the speed of light!
So have a bite, but don't start a fight!
[Arbok cries out from where he's eating an omelet nearby, since somebody's gotta be Meowth.]
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[He's managed to slip away from his teen guard who are presumably somewhere else in the cafeteria. Eyeing the drinks with interest.
But not neglecting the omelet station either. He'll grab a plate, if only to disguise his real intentions for being here. Flashing a winning smile at both of them.]
If I'd known service could be this delightful, I might have spent more time in past weeks complaining about the food.
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[Team Rocket usually isn't in the spreading cheer business, but she can't really say no to Totty. Her excuse? It's nice to just be put to work.
But as soon as he grabs a plate, Jessie snatches it back.]
Just hold it. The most important part is the personalized message. What kind of sauce do you want it written in?
[There are a few bottles. She's seriously going to draw on his omelet.]
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[he garnishes the drink before pushing it closer to Dorian... snap it up before the kid parents return]
I don't know how fresh the celery is, but the bacon's guaranteed not Todd.
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Wow, you guys really went all out! This is incredible.
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[She's evil, etc. She's plating him an omellete, but first she draws a Ledyba on it with the sauce of his choice.]
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TUESDAY AFTERNOON;