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ataraxion2012-09-09 08:35 pm
mathematically) wrote in ataraxion2012-09-09 08:35 pm
first molotov cocktail made ☾ ( video )
[ tranquility, you should be very afraid. whoever decided to maybe mess up the tenth floor holodeck and other areas of the tenth floor might have an angry sixteen year old girl to contend with if she finds them. when she speaks her tone is light and doesn't really betray how annoyed she is but her eyes have a certain glint that shows that she's slightly pissed off. ]
Maybe it's different here in space, but last I checked when something isn't yours you should be careful with how you use it. Or better yet, when you go into a room that isn't yours, you should leave it the way you found it. [ there's a pause and her lips curl into a bit of a tight smile. ] I'm assuming this didn't happen just now between when I was showering and right now, so I have to ask, did everyone who has a number below 10 to start with on their tattoos think it was perfectly reasonable to wreck things on the tenth floor? Did you never think that maybe someone going to use it?
Did coming into space destroy everyone's manners? Or is this just a present for all of us who are stuck going 010 - insert number here. It's a bad present. And anyone who actually thought it was good might want to reassess what they define as good.
[ and there's another pause where lydia just looks off to the camera, almost like she doesn't know if she wants to say the rest of this but then she decides to bite the bullet. ]
That aside, but don't think I'm forgetting about that transgression, can you transfer rooms by any chance? Or are you typically stuck with the room that corresponds to your tattoo number?
Maybe it's different here in space, but last I checked when something isn't yours you should be careful with how you use it. Or better yet, when you go into a room that isn't yours, you should leave it the way you found it. [ there's a pause and her lips curl into a bit of a tight smile. ] I'm assuming this didn't happen just now between when I was showering and right now, so I have to ask, did everyone who has a number below 10 to start with on their tattoos think it was perfectly reasonable to wreck things on the tenth floor? Did you never think that maybe someone going to use it?
Did coming into space destroy everyone's manners? Or is this just a present for all of us who are stuck going 010 - insert number here. It's a bad present. And anyone who actually thought it was good might want to reassess what they define as good.
[ and there's another pause where lydia just looks off to the camera, almost like she doesn't know if she wants to say the rest of this but then she decides to bite the bullet. ]
That aside, but don't think I'm forgetting about that transgression, can you transfer rooms by any chance? Or are you typically stuck with the room that corresponds to your tattoo number?
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[ so much hate, even if it's just annoyance that shows on her face. ]
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[ and he means it, too; at least, until he doesn't mean it anymore. ]
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[ there's a part of lydia that knows he'll break it even she forces him, but the thing about peter is that he makes her a little desperate, makes her cling to things that she otherwise wouldn't because she doesn't have anything else left. it's that part that makes her angry with how weak she feels even having to ask that, but at the moment, what else can she do? ]
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[ he'll break it if needs be, but until then lydia's mind is sacrosanct and her own-- what's still left and the patterns set should do well enough, anyway. ]
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And you won't break it. Tell me you won't break it.
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I won't break it.
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[ please don't have it happen again, please. ]