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respectedman.livejournal.com) wrote in
entrancelogs2011-12-27 06:50 pm
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Cover up and say goodnight, say goodnight.
Who: Dean Smith and anyone who will listen.
Where: Mirrorside in the hallways, or via the mirrors.
When: The day after Christmas.
Rating: PG-13 for the likelihood of foul language.
Summary: After an altercation that ended in the death of his fiancé, Smith seeks out the man responsible for the murder.
The Story:
If you're on Smith's side of the looking glass, you might wonder why the typically well kept, well dressed businessman is sprinting frantically from mirror to mirror, scrawling red messages on them and stopping only to uncap another pen should the one before it run dry.
On the realside, the backwards handwriting gets progressively worse.
But waking up alone on the couch was too painful, knowing that there was a body in the bedroom made him nauseous again, and the only lead he has is a name with no guarantee of a reply.
Where: Mirrorside in the hallways, or via the mirrors.
When: The day after Christmas.
Rating: PG-13 for the likelihood of foul language.
Summary: After an altercation that ended in the death of his fiancé, Smith seeks out the man responsible for the murder.
The Story:
If you're on Smith's side of the looking glass, you might wonder why the typically well kept, well dressed businessman is sprinting frantically from mirror to mirror, scrawling red messages on them and stopping only to uncap another pen should the one before it run dry.
On the realside, the backwards handwriting gets progressively worse.
But waking up alone on the couch was too painful, knowing that there was a body in the bedroom made him nauseous again, and the only lead he has is a name with no guarantee of a reply.

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...From being unable to make itself up until he spots the messages.
He thinks the first is just a trick in the corner of his eye, but the second one, the second glance makes it unmistakeable.
And if what he did was wrong then this should be the moment his gut twists, the moment he has to force shaky knees down the corridor to follow the message to its origin and beg for forgiveness.
...Only he's just not feeling it.
What he feels is his scarf wrapping around his hand, fist punching against the glass until its shards fall and the message disappears.
Then rinse. And repeat.
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"What do you want?"
The corner of his mouth twitches into something that is just a little too close to a smirk for comfort.
"I didn't get it on tape for you, if that's what you're about to ask."
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But he writes the big question (http://i1180.photobucket.com/albums/x408/dashboardlite/Mirrorside%20Things/1.png), instead.
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♫ He had it coming.
He had it coming.
He only had himself to blame.
If you'd have been there,
If you'd have seen it
I betcha you would have done the same. ♫
But instead of answering he merely smashes the mirror in front of him.
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D-Dean? Wha--what's wrong?
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It's Phil.
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[Her other self would have assumed something along the lines of cheating one too many times for Dean Smith to handle. Saintana, however, is just worried that maybe Phil vanished the way Kurt had.]
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Please excuse Smith for not making eye contact, for trying to tuck in his haphazardly-buttoned shirt, for clearing his throat as he says:]
He's dead.
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...What?
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[Pardon his blunt reply.]
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But. He gets it. In his way.]
If you cared to share specifics, I might be persuaded to help.
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He was murdered by someone on the real side. Before he died, he told me it was Philip LaFresque.
[This will likely be one of the only people Smith entrusts with this information.]
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Hence your search for the man. I see.
But what do you plan to do when you find him?
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tagging here because - can't switch accounts on my phone (feel free to not answer if you dont want)
Huh.
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Not in a few days. Why?
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-just long enough to execute a tiny lie (http://i1180.photobucket.com/albums/x408/dashboardlite/Mirrorside%20Things/2-1.png).]
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1/something
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done!
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You ordered a dude with a lollipop and a shirt in neon green, right? Because mmmmhhAlex has arrived, after Smith's fruitless conversation with Philip, with a look of actual honest to god apprehensive worry. (When your regular comes back to Wonderland as slightly more of a huge bastard, it has ripple effects on this side of the mirrors as well.)
"Ahw jeeeesus, babe, like, what happened?" And then there is neon green and strawberry sugar smell all up in your personal space. "Dude, like, talk to me, babe."
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So he's fine, totally fine.
"It's Ph-" he chokes, or maybe it's a harsh laugh, it's hard to tell. "-Phil. Phil is dead."
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"He's - he's what? Like, like, like--"
The narration won't transcribe all of the very long string of stuttered "like"s and "what"s that will be punctuating the entirety of this tag.
He finally finishes with "...nahhh." And an attempt at a laugh, because that's surely some kind of--
He's looking at Smith. Smith does not look like he is joking. The laugh freezes before it gets a chance to begin.
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"He's gone. I saw him, I he-"
-ld him.
Smith sucks in a sharp breath and rakes his hands through his hair.
"Alex, he's gone."
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Alex is unhappy with this development.
...As bad as the what?
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What surviving message? (http://i1180.photobucket.com/albums/x408/dashboardlite/Mirrorside%20Things/void0.jpg)