Alan Fane (
alankazam) wrote in
therookery2017-06-01 02:55 pm
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CRYSTALS | Open.
FORM: Sending Crystal
SENDER: Alan Fane
RECIPIENT: Kirkwy'all
WHAT: Mapquest
WHEN: Now-ish
WHERE: It Is a Mystery
NOTES: ???
SENDER: Alan Fane
RECIPIENT: Kirkwy'all
WHAT: Mapquest
WHEN: Now-ish
WHERE: It Is a Mystery
NOTES: ???
Hello —
[ hi guys. ]
— Does anyone know where I am?

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( a beat. relenting; )
Describe to me.
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It’s dark and wet. The air’s heavy. There were people, but that was a while back now.
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[ not the moment for that digression, probably. he considers: ]
It started out like a building. But under the floor now, it's more of a cave. There's water. A boat, but a very small one — I don't think it was very good.
[ or the people who'd used it might have been their own help at directions ]
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( how is she making that flapping sound. is it snapping towels at passersby. it might be. )
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[ he tries to imitate the sound, unsuccessfully. you can't see his arms, but they're waving really hard to try and get the effect.
(if his grandmother still had a grave, her ashes would be rolling in it) ]
— Not the boat.
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[ "it's half-submerged and full of skeletons" is ordinarily something he'd just, you know, say. but after their gallows encounter, he's vaguely aware margaux's not the audience. ]
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Can you come out the way you went in and look for something familiar?
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[ or use the handle, like a normal person,
(there is no handle, there is no one normal here) ]
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You know we can't see you, don't you?
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If anyone does, I have black hair and round ears.
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I suppose... that depends on how much bread.
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[ he considers ]
Three. Three hundred? Probably more. I suppose that depends on how big the bread is. A lot more than at least three.
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...probably bigger than a breadbox.
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[But he doesn't doubt that Alan can be an odd guy sometimes, so maybe there's something else to it.]
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What makes a question rhetorical?
[ is that one too ]
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So I suppose what I actually want to know is... are you truly lost, or is there something else to this?
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There's always something to everything. But I'm lost.
[ and a little too distracted by the skeletons right now to be properly distracted by the possibilities of philosophy, for once — ]
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[Though, hm, Kain is not too familiar with Kirkwall, so this may be a bit of a challenge on many levels.]
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[ seems reasonable to him ]
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