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Who: Charlie and anyone!
Where: Throughout the mansion
When: Feb 2nd & 3rd.
Rating: M
Summary:After the first day, Charlie ventures out of her room.
The Story:
Once she took one step outside her room, she immediately regretted it. There's a longing look over her shoulder at her door, but she inhales and moves down the hallway.
See, staying in her room, keeping to herself, that's the way to stay safe. It just feels wrong, leaving everyone else to the whims of the mansion and not even trying to help. During the 'armor adventure', as she likes to refer to it, she'd just locked herself up and rode out the event.
Armed with nothing but her brains (and maybe a handgun she asked her closet for - just in case, you know), she sneaks through the halls, looking for anyone else or, even better, a group of people she can stick with.
Strength in numbers and all that.
Where: Throughout the mansion
When: Feb 2nd & 3rd.
Rating: M
Summary:After the first day, Charlie ventures out of her room.
The Story:
Once she took one step outside her room, she immediately regretted it. There's a longing look over her shoulder at her door, but she inhales and moves down the hallway.
See, staying in her room, keeping to herself, that's the way to stay safe. It just feels wrong, leaving everyone else to the whims of the mansion and not even trying to help. During the 'armor adventure', as she likes to refer to it, she'd just locked herself up and rode out the event.
Armed with nothing but her brains (and maybe a handgun she asked her closet for - just in case, you know), she sneaks through the halls, looking for anyone else or, even better, a group of people she can stick with.
Strength in numbers and all that.
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She's remembering James trying to get by with calling her Ms. Bradbury. Never.
"Does it weird you out? Knowing the whole game thing." She's curious - for science!
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"...A little. But I'm curious about it too--about how similar it is."
That does make him think of something else though and he straightens up.
"Is there another game? One before mine?"
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"Oh, yeah. There's a whole series!" Charlie has to think back a little, though, because it's been a while. "I think yours was called just Persona 4. The other games aren't directly tied to each other, so it's not like the previous char- er, people, are people you know."
Or maybe he does, who knows? "They're also a spin off of another game series. There are movies and even an anime that came out."
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"The one before me--he's got blue hair, and wears headphones? He's been here before. And the girl-him has been too."
He tries to push his hair over to the side to look like Minato's. It is not very successful, and his bangs slide right back into place when he moves his hand away.
"Is it weird meeting people who aren't real where you're from?"
That wording is purposeful--his world is very real, after all. It just happens to also be represented in a video game in her world...somehow. He can't help wondering if someone in her world has the power to see into other worlds.
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His question has her pondering, and the Weeping Angels in the mansion seem a million miles away to her. Charlie gnaws on her lower lip as she asks herself - is it weird?
"Not really." Her imagination has always run wild, so it's not a hard situation to get used to. "It's actually kinda rad. Guess it depends on the person, but I'm all about meeting people from different worlds. Especially from places I already know about!"
And any personal information she might know about people can just stay tightly under wraps. She wouldn't feel very comfortable with someone she didn't know having intimate knowledge of her life - not a lot of people would.
"How about you?"
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"It would be interesting." The closest Souji's come is knowing about Rise's true self, when most people only saw her as a pop idol, but he figures that experience applies somewhat. "I don't really know if I've noticed anyone who was from a book or movie from my home since I got here, though."
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Rather than sound offended, she's grinning. It was a pretty neat experience, in retrospect. At the time, she'd been a big pile of nerves.
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Souji only knows that because he met Harry, and James was so, so proud of himself for the son he hasn't had yet. It's easy to forget, though.
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Charlie's a Tolkien girl through and through but she has to give the Harry Potter series mad props. When they came out, she was in her teens, but that didn't mean she enjoyed them any less.
"They spawned all kinds of craziness and eight movies. People are wild about the series back home." Even if James isn't actually present in the books except for memories or general 'the ghost of my parents are helping me' story lines. "It's uber surreal."
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Souji can imagine that when he says "in the TV world" with no other contextual hints, people imagine what Charlie is currently experiencing.
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Not that she was technically home, but close enough.
Casting a glance at the doorway, she slowly makes her way in that direction, sticking her head out to take a quick look. Coast is clear.
"I think I'm gonna head up to my room, hide out for the rest of this craziness." Turning to look back at him, she smiles. "I hope it wasn't super weird - the whole video game thing."
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"Let's talk about it again sometimes." He's still curious about the details. Maybe she can help him get hold of a copy of the actual game.
"Be careful on your way back." He'd offer to go with her, but he's found that some women find that offensive, somehow.
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And with a vulcan salute, she leaves the kitchen, off on adventure as long as it doesn't involve her aging or dying. That would be awesome.