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theafflicted2022-06-26 07:01 am
06 - week six
WEEK SIX
Sunday starts with more aches and pains than you might be used to. Florence patched people up after Saturday’s lesson, sure, but it’s not a complete cure - not to mention it doesn’t ease the sting of betrayal. Some classmates that you thought would cooperate wound up breaking your trust in the end, and this week will be interesting with the fallout.
It’s hard to say what this week will have in store otherwise. Things are changing, and it’s not clear what this means for all of you. On the bright side, however, the creatures and places you once knew from home have suddenly disappeared, so that's less that you need to worry about. There are new areas for you to look at as well.
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
FLORENCE / LORELEI
It’s hard to say what this week will have in store otherwise. Things are changing, and it’s not clear what this means for all of you. On the bright side, however, the creatures and places you once knew from home have suddenly disappeared, so that's less that you need to worry about. There are new areas for you to look at as well.
FLORENCE / LORELEI

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anyways! she'll help with that, then. )
This is a sweet idea. I'm sure the others will enjoy it.
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[Shizuku is welcome to dote, even if Florence probably won't Get It.
The help will be good, though, so they can actually get things ready sooner rather than later.]
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Yes, it was... a little rough.
( she didn't even get as severe a shock as she could have and she still finds herself feeling a bit... numb. )
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Florence looks down at the bowls, quiet for a long moment.]
It was not supposed to be.
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I believe you.
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Ah?
[This is their life now.]
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( it sure is because she's not letting go. )
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[but it's not an attack, so they'll allow it.]
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[Totally.]
I simply was unaware why you would do such a thing of your own volition, but now I understand.
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[...]
Do you like ice cream?
[they're doing their best to be normal]
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I do! I like matcha and peach and strawberry. Are you able to have ice cream, Florence?
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[Sorry, Shizuku. :(]
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( there are no sorries here though, shizuku ruffles florence's hair lightly and looks over the preparations. )
Is there anything else that needs to be done...?
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[They look around the room.]
I think we are as prepared as we may get.
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( but if they're all ready, she'll have a seat and wait for the others. )
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[Which is probably a completely wild interpretation, but. That's what Florence reached, apparently.
But the prep is all about handled, so it's time to sit and maybe have more weird, awkward convos with Florence if she wants.]
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... Which, I suppose does equate to feeling good about themselves on some level, but not always.
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I see. I think I understand, then, why storytelling is so important to humans. I thought it was merely for the entertainment...
[...]
Do you write, then, Miss Hinomori?
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( at their question, she shakes her head. )
Not exactly. I do read quite a bit but my writing is in songs and music, not traditional stories.
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They are, yes. Poetry, too. I was writing a song before all of this happened, actually. I'm still working on it a little- it's... something I'm still trying to work on, actually. It was something that came to me while I was struggling with something. I couldn't decide on if I should be my true self, or continue following a script while engaging with my fans.
( to let someone else color her over, or to let her true colors shine. )
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( just thinking of it still hurts. "this isn't shizuku", they said- and for an unconventional workout drink. but she shakes her head, clearing her thoughts. )
But I spent so long living a lie with those scripts that made me out to be perfect, and it was suffocating. I felt like I'd been walking on a tightrope over a pit of spikes, and the slightest mistake could be devastating. I never want to live like that again. And... the majority expressed an interest in getting to know the real me, too.
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