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[open] suddenly there are clouds all around and the clouds all around her are warm
Who: Eleven and you!
Where: Library
When: 11/21
Rating: Probably not more than PG-13 lbr
Summary: Eleven wakes up in Wonderland. It's fine. Everything is fine.
The Story:
[the last thing she remembered was stopping the demogorgon. disintegrating it into nothing … didn't she die? she was so spent, and it took so much of her, she thought that was the only way it could end. but instead of the cold, dark, dampness of the upside down, or simply the nothingness of being dead, she found herself here. wherever here was.
as she takes in her surroundings, she realizes she's surrounded by books. she doesn't really care about books — she can read, sort of, but giving her a proper literary education was never really a priority in hawkin labs. what she does know about books in general though, is that the best ones are big and heavy. and that is why she starts grabbing the lengthier hardcover tomes off the shelf without so much as really glancing at what they are. because in a corner, she's … building a fort out of books??? or at least a sizable small collection. to chuck at people's heads.]
Where: Library
When: 11/21
Rating: Probably not more than PG-13 lbr
Summary: Eleven wakes up in Wonderland. It's fine. Everything is fine.
The Story:
[the last thing she remembered was stopping the demogorgon. disintegrating it into nothing … didn't she die? she was so spent, and it took so much of her, she thought that was the only way it could end. but instead of the cold, dark, dampness of the upside down, or simply the nothingness of being dead, she found herself here. wherever here was.
as she takes in her surroundings, she realizes she's surrounded by books. she doesn't really care about books — she can read, sort of, but giving her a proper literary education was never really a priority in hawkin labs. what she does know about books in general though, is that the best ones are big and heavy. and that is why she starts grabbing the lengthier hardcover tomes off the shelf without so much as really glancing at what they are. because in a corner, she's … building a fort out of books??? or at least a sizable small collection. to chuck at people's heads.]
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When he sees a girl building a fort out of books, he immediately assumes she's a kindred spirit.]
Wow, why did I never think of that? It's like a house you can read!
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Safe.
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It's hard to care about a lot of things, still. Like trying to think through the thick muzziness of cotton stuffed in their ears.
There's a stack of books that, as they observe it further, is actually shaping up to be a fort of some kind. At least Frisk still has their memories. They tilt their head to one side and say, in their atypically blank monotone:]
Staying in here isn't very comfortable.
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Here?
["where is here? where else would be safer?" seems to be the implication, but it's all bolstered to the single word.]
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[Their tone is dull and matter-of-fact, as easily as if they were commenting on the weather. They've never seen this kid before, but they've sort of lost a lot of their observational skills. They've lost a lot of what makes Frisk, "Frisk."
So nothing of value was lost, really. Ha ha.]
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Would you mind if I borrowed this?
[You know, because it's rude to just take a bit of someone's house.]
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Borrow?
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[He taps his fingernail against the book lightly, just once.]
To borrow it means that I will return it to you. It contains some information that I would like to look at.
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Um, do you need some help? [ Though he doesn't come too close just because he's never sure how welcome he'll be around new people. ]
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Where? [she gestures around them. where is this??]
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You should be safe now.
[He pauses, regarding Eleven a moment before crouching to her level. No one liked being talked down to.]
Are you okay? [Obviously not, but he figures it was polite to ask.]
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but she appreciates hearing that she's safe. that's something she's never been, it feels like, so she wants to believe it. she replies to cas's question with a nod.]
Not hurt.
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Hey, I was about to use that.
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Use?
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she's actually at it for awhile before he finally speaks.] Hey, kid. [once he has her attention, he slides a heavy book across to her.] Your left wall's got an uneven corner, so unless you want the whole thing to collapse, I'd replace it with that one.
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strangeweird shit. she tilts her head slightly, considering his advice, nods, and take the book. and then she plays telekinesis jenga with the books, replacing one of the ones in the left wall with the book rocket offered her without so much as lifting a finger. w/e she does what she wants.](no subject)
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She approaches the fort and sees the little girl holding the books, as if prepared to throw them to whoever comes near. Being Chloe of course, she doesn't pay attention.]
Hey, cool fort kid!
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Hey, that girl's making a fort. Now there's an idea.]
Dude, see, that's a plan with books. You've totally got the right idea.
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Safe. [she's making a safe space.]
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[Why must it always be children? There are too many of them already, and they all think they're adults and it's going to eventually drive him up a wall.]
I hope you do realize that this isn't your own personal play pen! Some of us are trying to actually read.
[Spoiler 1: He's not actually reading. Spoiler 2: He's shouting and being far more disruptive. Such a winner.]
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so she telekinetically throws a book at his head.]
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What are the adults in Wonderland going to? Send him to his equally awesome room? And even then, they'd have to catch him. Suckers.
He does make a hard turn into the library--and actually gets off because he'll never admit it, but he's sort of scared of some of the staff here--and it's when he's leaning his bike against a bookshelf and going on his usual search for cool things to horde. It's kind of hard to concentrate when there's a super kick-ass fort in one of the shelves, and--
Wait. Is that...? ]
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Holy shit.
[ Excuse him, he's rooted to the spot, trying very very hard not to smile. ]
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!!!!!!
her face is basically a giant exclamation point. while this place didn't seem immediately dark and threatening like the upside down, she didn't have very much hope of seeing the handful of friends she'd made in indiana here. but here ... was dustin???]
Dustin. [she even smiles a little, a rarity.]
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