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Anger. Rage. Resentment. Fury. Ariadne felt all these things as flurry of pokes and verbal cues began sprouting from that child. Ariadne's lip curled, her jaw twitched, and her brows furrowed in the most grandest expression of rage ever. ......Doesn't this IDIOT understand! I can't!..... She wanted so desperately for this to be over. This was torture worse than the experiments that she, herself, was subjugated through in order to achieve this state. ....Shut up! Shut up! Shut the fuck up!.... Started pounding through her head, she even barred her teeth as if she was holding it all in. Then she had enough.

Ariadne reached out to her left and grabbed her sister's wrist in one swift motion.

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Ann, disliking the particular cartoon of "Copy-Cat and the Mice", decided to flip through the channels for something else. During her search, she stumbled upon a news channel which should a very familiar image. A large building, one that Ann couldn't name but knew just by memory, was being shown with large monsters attacking it... Without warning the building began to collapse and Ann audible gasped with a tinge of fright. "Ooooh. I hope no one got hurt." She said to nobody in particular, except for maybe Ariadne who probably heard that.

That's when Ann felt the cold grasp of a hand around her wrist. She jumped in her chair from the shock but she knew what it meant. A very dull flash signaled the start of a rather fast change. Any mortal watching from behind would notice Ann fading very rapidly. In the chair next to her, a very similar figure began forming in view. It all happened in a matter of seconds, the colors from Ann's vision began to fade to some very lonely grays. All sensation began to dull and eventually leave until Ann could only feel her sister's hand, now warming up. After roughly five seconds, Ariadne released Ann's wrist and audibly exhaled a sigh of relief.

Ann was at first dumbfounded but after looking at her sister, she knew why this happened here and now. "Um... Hello." She shyly spoke to the spirit boy who was on the other side of Ariadne and of which Ann had not noticed before. Ann "scratched" her ghostly head and slowly rose to her feet, which then lead to her gently rising in a ghostly hover. "I... uh. Hi." She repeated to this stranger.

@Raijinslayer
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Again, taking a break; sorry for the trouble I gave everyone.


It's no trouble.

Au Revoir, Letter Bee
Take the day off, then. Think about it with a cool head. If you feel up to it come back. If not, then quit.

Do what you want because it is your choice in the end.
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I don't have the same theory of RPing/Writing you do. For me, this RP is like my second life, the life I cannot truly have because of my ADHD and Aspergers'. This feels like a real betrayal to me; it feels as though I've been betrayed IRL. So, no, I'm not going to write for this RP anymore.


:(

But You aren't supposed to take it personal! It doesn't matter what ails you, when Roleplaying/writing we depart for a world without us, really. Sure Cedric may be modeled after you, but he isn't you! You and Narcissy Potato are real and I betcha he doesn't want you to take it personal and leave.
I GENUINELY THOUGHT RUBY TURNED 'GOOD'!


And you know, that makes for a great moment in the RP. When I read Cedric's reaction, it'll be so genuine because you were both tricked. That attachment just pushes me to keep reading and I hope this pushes you to keep writing. :)

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I am not doing this. I feel personally betrayed. Cedric, meanwhile, has become a fool, a fool with nothing left for him except vengeance.


And that's perfectly okay! Humans can be nasty like this and this is a very real moment for Cedric (and yourself) to express that!
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What is the path of wisdom in this case, then, Pirouette?


Honestly,

Forgive and Forget. Stories aren't always on the same path as we would like and we cannot predict where they will take us. We grow attached and hate the bad but in the end, we must remember that this was only a story. Nothing personal.

Edit: For you, Letter Bee. Not for Cedric.
@Letter Bee

En toute chose il faut considérer la fin.

"Whatever you do, act wisely, and consider the end."
While the televised cartoon wonders entranced Ann, an encounter of the supernatural kind was happening just to her right and she was never the wiser.

"..... Why me?" Ariadne was a complete enigma at this point. Any evidence of her history was nonexistent. Any hope of communication was seemingly impossible, not even her sister could hear her. It was just Ariadne but being half dead wasn't all bad. There was a sort of bliss that came from being unnoticeable and the unparalleled strength and speed was certainly a bonus. Ariadne had obtained immortality, the goal of many humans before her, but it was so lonely she'd trade it all just for the chance to hold her sister close and tell her it'll be alright.

She was always innocent. Weak. Ariadne was always strong. Protector. In this life and the last...

Amid all of Ariadne's brooding and gazing out the window and into the park, another person approached. Ariadne did not turn to look at him, she only stared out through the window. She did not answer when he spoke. She did not even bother to pay any mind to him, past knowing he was there. She did not care for his name, his status, his abilities to see the dead, and especially his questions. She did not care for most. She only cared for Ann because she was the only one who remained innocent. So Ariadne continued her gaze out the window, her everlasting fury still present and profound.
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