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Entry tags:
- !event,
- abigail hobbs,
- akira kurusu,
- alana,
- anakin skywalker,
- annabeth chase,
- aranea highwind,
- atem,
- bianca,
- carlisle longinmouth,
- celebrimbor,
- daenerys targaryen,
- dr. lance sweets,
- dr. newton geiszler,
- dr. temperance brennan,
- elena fisher,
- ellie,
- fingon,
- george lass,
- hanako nurumi,
- harlan halliday,
- jo harvelle,
- kravitz,
- laura palmer,
- lup,
- lydia,
- margaery tyrell,
- merle highchurch,
- michael munroe,
- nathan drake,
- nico di angelo,
- prompto argentum,
- rey,
- sam drake,
- sansa stark,
- seel har parasiel,
- swift har parasiel,
- trafalgar law,
- tucker,
- will solace,
- yehudit/ravine,
- yusuke kitagawa
Event Log: The Hope of a Child
Who: All characters participating in the event
What: The event log for the The Hope of a Child event
Where: All over the city!
When: January 23rd-Feb 1st
Warnings: Youths
What: The event log for the The Hope of a Child event
Where: All over the city!
When: January 23rd-Feb 1st
Warnings: Youths
By now, the gods have probably done enough weird crap to you while you're asleep for you to be a little suspicious- but it's not like you can just not sleep, especially when there are a few supernatural forces making your eyes droopy and your body feel heavy.
And now, when you fall asleep, you'll wake up somewhere else and you'll likely have quite a different temperament- you'll be younger, maybe a little more naive and innocent, and you won't exactly remember all the wild stuff that's happened to your adult self. Maybe now you'll be a little more trusting and emotional, hm? The gods could definitely use a little boost in power, and what better way to do it than to harness the power of overemotional kiddos!
Or maybe you aren't affected at all and find yourself surrounded by youths. What are you going to do when your best friend doesn't know how to cook for themselves? Or your bitter rival is throwing a temper tantrum because they broke their favorite toy? Nobody asked for this kind of responsibility, but think about what would happen if nobody was around to take care of these babies...► This log covers January 23rd-Feb 1st.
► Feel free to make your own logs as well!
► Please tag headers of threads with content warnings where they apply
► Please put your character's name and open/closed in the subject line of your starters!
► If you trip over a kid and die, please let us know here.
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[She's trying to make sense of it without upsetting him.]
You believe in an afterlife?
[There's the way her father thinks life continues - 'honouring' the animals he kills by using every part of them. That seems strange to her too. Dead is dead.]
I don't want him to be disappointed either.
[She doesn't want to learn how her father would react to her being anything other than his perfect Abigail.]
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No, he was buried in the Valley of the Kings. It's close but, not that close.
「He'd go on horse though... He really wished he knew what she's talking about without having to ask and sound ignorant.」
... I... Yeah... You don't?
「He sounds a little skeptical about his own question, it's inimaginable that someone wouldn't believe in the Afterlife after all! But she's nice, so... maybe he can overlook that. Especially because what she wants, is something he wishes with all his heart too, not to disappoint his dad.」
You won't. You're doing your best, so, you won't.
「Right? He tries his very best too to give her an encouraging smile, it's hard, but he must. It's a little pathetic but there it is.」
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Oh.
[She shrugs.]
I'm not religious. I guess it's hard for me to think of this life as just an audition to try to get into heaven, you know? Besides, I think there's other ways to live on. Your dad lives on in your memory, right? You honour him.
[Or at least that sounds like something her father would believe.]
[She returns his smile slowly. She wishes she could agree, but there's always a lingering feeling with her dad, a constant fear that she'll fail him and he'll become dangerous.]
You're very sweet. Your father must have been very proud of you.
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But her kind words have his eyes pricking and soon he's biting his lower lip, in an attempt to avoid tears taking shape in his eyes. He doesn't know if he was proud of him, but he certainly hopes he can make him proud now, to honor him, just as she says. He swallows, hard, he forces that little smile to linger and nods at her. He must not cry, he must remain strong, kings do not cry.」
I will try. Thank you-- 「Ah! How could he forget?!」 ...what's your name?
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I'm Abigail. And you are?
[Other than calling himself a King, she doesn't think she caught his name either.]
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Atem.
「After the whole confusion, he doesn't expect her to know who he is named after, so he doesn't make much fuss about it.」
It's a pretty name, yours. Never heard it before.
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[She says it quietly, not wanting to upset him further and because she feels confused by it. Her name bothers her, simply because it's always felt like her mother had no input.]
I've never heard the name Atem before either. Is it a version of Adam?
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One of the most common names back home is Nefer. But, I don't think so? It's the name of the creator god... my dad-- my father chose it too.
「That probably should say a lot about what type of father Akhenamkhanen was. But Atem is probably just starting to see how much they seem to be think of their fathers, and even if he cannot see the irony in that — he loves his name just because because of the same reason her own bothers her — but, still, it's something nice to relate to in his eyes.」
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[She pauses.]
I like your name meaning better. Your dad wanted you to aspire to be God-like. It's powerful. Mine just wants me to be his joy, all to himself.
[Ugh. That sounds too bitter when she's talking to someone who lost his own father.]
Do you ever think about what your mom would have named you, if she could have?
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Maybe he just really, really loves you.
「Nothing wrong with that, right? But her question is met with a sentiment he really cannot explain, it's not quite sadness, but it's not quite indifference either.」
Not really. I never met my mother. But... I'd like to think they chose it together.
「He never asked, in truth, no one ever talked about her much, and he never felt lacking of a mother, maybe because so many people watched over him.」
What name do you think she could have chosen for you?
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[Abigail looks down at the ground for a moment. It feels as if she's always bringing up things that hurt him. She can't imagine her life without her mom; she's the only parent Abigail feels safe around.]
I'm sorry.
[She gives it another moment of thought.]
I don't know. She likes mountains. [She chuckles.] Maybe Everest? Could have been Eve for short. Or Lilly, after the lilies that grow around Eagle Mountain. She wants to climb that someday. Or maybe she would have named me after herself, so I'd always have a part of her. Her name's Louise.
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Why don't you just change it? I like Lilly. Back home we have water lilies and they are really pretty, like you.
「Yeah, he just... said that.」
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[Some part of her already knows that she'll never completely get away from him,even if she did change her name and run away. It's a happier thought that captures her attention though and her cheeks blush a pale shade of pink.]
You think I'm pretty?
[She gives him a smile. Guys never see her as pretty,or they're too intimated by her father to say it.]
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Yep. 「Even if her skin is so milky white, and that's might be still a little unusual for him.」 I like the color of your eyes.
「He's not the type that shies away from that stuff. Why would he?」
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[That gets him a big smile. She likes her eyes too, always thought they were her best feature, like her mother's eyes.]
Thank you. I like your eyes too. They're very big.
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Well, he's not in mine. I'll call you Lilly. I mean... if ... you don't mind?
「He chuckles at that. Big? Is that a compliment? He'll take it!
Seeing her smile, though, it's way better than seeing her cry. It makes him smile in return. Yep, that's... much better.」
Heh... Thanks.
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[She hopes she hasn't brought down the mood too much by reminding him that they're lost]
[She chuckles when he does.]
Some people say eyes are the window to the soul. I guess you must have a big soul - full of a lot of experiences, being royalty and all.
[Her own life's been so limited. She's not even sure if she has a soul or anything else outside her family obligations.]
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「He doesn't seem to mind much, now that he has a friend.」
A big soul?! 「His chuckle becomes a little laugh, that's a really funny thing to say.」
I don't know about that, I have never thought I'm different from anyone else. You and I have the same red blood flowing through our veins, don't we?
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[And that's the problem. Either way, she sees herself as her father's daughter. She's too young to have met Hannibal and have him help see her things differently.]
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I... guess? What I meant is... that no matter where we come from, you and I can be friends. Right?
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[It's the best she can offer.]
My dad, he doesn't let me have friends with guys or people who live far away. Really, my only friend is Marissa and that's because she lives next door - it's easy for him to keep track of us.
[She suspects her father does that literally, following them as he does his prey.]
We could be pen-pals when we get home. He can't have a problem with that!
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「If they are gonna be friends, she wouldn't mock him for not knowing some stuff, right?」
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[She figures it's an old-fashioned term; she can't think of any of her friends using snail mail.]
We don't have to write letters. We could e-mail. Or text, but my dad limits my texts.
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I.. hmm. I like writing. Sounds like fun.
「WHAT IS TEXTING.」
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[There is something nice about the idea of a friend from another continent, one her father can't intimidate.]
E-mails then. I'll give you my private e-mail address. The one my dad doesn't know about.
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