* Despite everything, it's still you. (
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you are what you love [ open ]
Who: Tim Wright + your beautiful self, and/or Frisk + your beautiful self!
Where: All over!
When: April 7th - April 10th
Rating: PG-13 probably though I'll warn if it goes higher
Summary: Maybe, with what little power you have...
The Story:
[Starters are in the comments. Let me know over here or at
arrpee if you want a closed starter or anything! I will match prose or brackets!]
Where: All over!
When: April 7th - April 10th
Rating: PG-13 probably though I'll warn if it goes higher
Summary: Maybe, with what little power you have...
The Story:
[Starters are in the comments. Let me know over here or at
FRISK ; CLOSED to METTATON ; we won't go, we don't know when to QUIT
They ruined it, the first time. They know they did.
The least they can do is try and make it right.
They try his room, first.
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or perhaps that was too many things for one poor new video game designer.All in all though he feels the effects hit and he kneels in his room, singing quietly:
You're a little much for me...
You're a liability
So they pull back, make other plans
I understand, I'm a liability
Get you wild, make you leave
I'm a little much for
E-a-na-na-na, everyone...
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It's a little like entering his house, using a key purchased with a truly exorbitant amount of money, creeping in and reading a row of diaries that was never meant for their eyes - a strange light shed on the shape and life of someone who lived publicly, so publicly, and yet still had wells of secrets to keep.
One more mile. One more mile for them to go, before they...
One more.
"Mettaton." It's a quiet tone, but it's firm - breaching the quiet hum of his music, words tumbling over one another. The significance of them isn't lost on them. "Do you remember me?"
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He opens his mouth again, a mournful drawl stuttering out once more.
It's the quiet night that breaks me.
I cannot stand the sight of this familiar place.
He moves forward to face the Human, oddly still in comparison to his usual fluid movement.
It's the quiet night that breaks me, like a dozen paper cuts that only I can trace.
All my books are lying useless now.
All my maps will only show me how to lose my way.
Oh call my name.
You know my name.
And in that sound, everything will change...
The LOST SOUL prepares an attack. A weak lightning charge, nothing substantial... yet.
Tell me it won't always be this hard.
I am nothing without you, but I don't know who you are.
* ACT?
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I am nothing with you.
There's a lot he could be talking about. A lot of people he must miss. Napstablook springs to their mind most easily, but...
"You know me," says Frisk, quietly. "And I'm not going to hurt you. But you're hurting. I know."
I remember.
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"I'M THE IDOL EVERYBODY CRAVES!"
He dazzles people, he glows, he stuns the audience in every which way; he releases a round of lightning bolts, aiming for the interloper.
"I'LL CROSS THROUGH THE BARRIER... AND BECOME THE STAR I'VE ALWAYS DREAMED OF BEING."
Singing your emotions is certainly unusual for a Lost Soul, but Wonderland itself is unusual, and as the monster waits for Frisk to take their turn, he sings a portion of another tune.
Oh, everybody said
Marina is a dreamer
People like to tell you what you're gonna be
It's not my problem if you don't see what I see
And I do not give a damn if you don't believe
My problem is my problem
That I never am happy
It's my problem, it's my problem
That I never will succeed
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So they step forward, and wrap their arms around his middle.
* You hug the Lost Soul and tell it you'll never hurt it again.
"I've already hurt you so much. I hurt you so badly that you thought you had to turn to someone who used you to get his way."
There's no easy way of shrugging that off. There's no forgiving it. The ripples of that betrayal are still felt, and there may be no guarantee that they can ever scrape him free of the shell they built.
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"A star doesn't need friends. You can't let anyone too close."
He steps away from them. There's a small cascade of tiny Mettaton's floating down with umbrellas, throwing embroidered hearts with the letter M in the air. They don't go too far.
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Haven't they already been plenty burned already? Is that really a concern? He shrugs his way out of their grasp and another parade of bullets sizzle in their direction. They blow kisses in the form of hearts, tiny robots with umbrellas catching the invisible eddies in the air.
"I wasn't there for you when you needed it. It's my fault that your Mirror got as far as he did." And sorry doesn't even come close to repairing what's gone wrong.
But it's still worth saying.
* You apologize to the Lost Soul.
"I'm sorry."
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"So what if a few people need to die? That’s showbiz, baby!"
There’s a flurry of legs kicking in the human’s direction, but they're weak in their extension and quickly abate.
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"Please."
* You beg the Lost Soul to return home.
"Please come back to us. You don't have to be his if you don't want to."
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"..."
It seems that it's time for our union regulated break! Mettaton doesn't move and instead waits his turn out, his face still obscured but he stands still.
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Just one final push.
They step forward, a possibly reckless instinct, and take his hand in one of their own.
"Come home."
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The static dissipates from Mettaton's face and he grins wide as he strikes a pose.
"I don't need to look to other people to teach me how to be a star! I already am one thanks to you!"
He holds the pose for a bit and then the magic disappears and Mettaton blinks a bit in confusion.
"...Frisk? What are you doing here?"
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They swallow instead, force down the lump of lead that's tarred up their throat. Clutch his hand tighter, and let the weariness crash like a wave over their shoulders so it bends their head forward until it rests up against the metal plating of his side, and they don't have to look at him.
"I'm sorry." A soft hiccup-whisper, and a hitch in their tone. "I'm sorry. I'm s - I'm sorry, I'm sorry."