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entrancelogs2018-01-24 01:42 am
mrsarcastic003) wrote in entrancelogs2018-01-24 01:42 am
[open] are you afraid of being alone
Who: Tim Drake or Shaun Mason and YOU
Where: MabelWonderland
When: During the event
Rating: Shaun's existence makes everything PG-13+
Summary: Tim and Shaun both have trouble shaking their fantasies. And then they have to sing. Or someone does.
The Story:
Tim:
19-20
Tim knows this isn't real--it can't be--but that doesn't make it any easier to reject. It's home. It's Gotham. It's Wayne Manor and everyone's just… there. Bruce and Alfred, of course, but Dick and Jason and Damian and Steph, too, and they're all just… there and together and basically happy. There's bickering, of course. With the sheer variety of personalities, how could there not be, but it's never serious and it's happy more often than it's not.
Five Robins at once is a lot, but somehow it seems to work anyway.
Tim spends a lot of time at the edges of the crowd, which is probably a natural place for him anyway, but he's happy. That makes it all the harder to reject.
21-23
Three part harmony. The words echo in Tim's head and that means that he needs to find the other two parts of his three part harmony. Cissie and Kon. He's not sure where they are, but if there's anyone he's going to sing with who won't laugh at him, it's them. It's not that he's a bad singer, but. He doesn't like to do it in public.
Still. He'll be looking for them everywhere, and helping out wherever he can when he doesn't find them.
Shaun:
19-20 (closed to Georgia)
The first reality that neon Wonderland presents him is difficult to reject, but not impossible. It's George (of course), but alive and well and completely herself. Even more real than his hallucination, really, something that she has been perfectly willing to point out. When he finds her afterward--the real her--he thinks it's over, but of course it's not. Instead it catapults them into a new reality, which is even harder to shake than the first.
It's everything he's ever wanted--everything he dreamed of when they were on the Ryman campaign and had their whole lives ahead of them. They live in their own place, away from any cameras they don't control. They have their own site, and they answer to no one.
21-23 (closed to Georgia, Maggie, and Mahir)
When the zombies come there's almost a relief to it. He's lived with zombies his whole life--there's nothing new to that. The singing part is a problem, though. He can't carry a tune in a bucket and he knows it, which means that someone else is going to need to do the singing, and he's going to have to hit things while they do. That, at least, is a thing he's good at. He's just grateful that they have Mahir and Maggie to help out. They can sing with George. He can make sure they have the space to get the job done.
[OOC: Feel free to find Shaun and/or George during or after their fantasies! And Tim as well, though his post is a bit more open. The more the merrier!]
Where: MabelWonderland
When: During the event
Rating: Shaun's existence makes everything PG-13+
Summary: Tim and Shaun both have trouble shaking their fantasies. And then they have to sing. Or someone does.
The Story:
Tim:
19-20
Tim knows this isn't real--it can't be--but that doesn't make it any easier to reject. It's home. It's Gotham. It's Wayne Manor and everyone's just… there. Bruce and Alfred, of course, but Dick and Jason and Damian and Steph, too, and they're all just… there and together and basically happy. There's bickering, of course. With the sheer variety of personalities, how could there not be, but it's never serious and it's happy more often than it's not.
Five Robins at once is a lot, but somehow it seems to work anyway.
Tim spends a lot of time at the edges of the crowd, which is probably a natural place for him anyway, but he's happy. That makes it all the harder to reject.
21-23
Three part harmony. The words echo in Tim's head and that means that he needs to find the other two parts of his three part harmony. Cissie and Kon. He's not sure where they are, but if there's anyone he's going to sing with who won't laugh at him, it's them. It's not that he's a bad singer, but. He doesn't like to do it in public.
Still. He'll be looking for them everywhere, and helping out wherever he can when he doesn't find them.
Shaun:
19-20 (closed to Georgia)
The first reality that neon Wonderland presents him is difficult to reject, but not impossible. It's George (of course), but alive and well and completely herself. Even more real than his hallucination, really, something that she has been perfectly willing to point out. When he finds her afterward--the real her--he thinks it's over, but of course it's not. Instead it catapults them into a new reality, which is even harder to shake than the first.
It's everything he's ever wanted--everything he dreamed of when they were on the Ryman campaign and had their whole lives ahead of them. They live in their own place, away from any cameras they don't control. They have their own site, and they answer to no one.
21-23 (closed to Georgia, Maggie, and Mahir)
When the zombies come there's almost a relief to it. He's lived with zombies his whole life--there's nothing new to that. The singing part is a problem, though. He can't carry a tune in a bucket and he knows it, which means that someone else is going to need to do the singing, and he's going to have to hit things while they do. That, at least, is a thing he's good at. He's just grateful that they have Mahir and Maggie to help out. They can sing with George. He can make sure they have the space to get the job done.
[OOC: Feel free to find Shaun and/or George during or after their fantasies! And Tim as well, though his post is a bit more open. The more the merrier!]
Shaun
If it was too perfect, she wouldn't be able to accept it. As it is, the temptation is so strong it hurts.
But it isn't real.
"Shaun." She runs her finger wistfully over the Pulitzer prize with her name on it resting on the shelf. "This is a lie."
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"I know." He glances around. "Think we could live here anyway?"
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No, probably not.
He sighs. "I know it's not. It would have been nice, though."
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"We still remember the truth. It'd just be playing make-believe."
She's not sure who she's trying to convince at this point.
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But it isn't. Pretending won't change that.
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