Chris Hartley (
thechoiceisyours) wrote in
hadriel_logs2016-01-05 11:36 pm
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Got nowhere to go, we could be here for a while
Who: The UD cast (Chris, Sam, Ashley, and Josh) and any visitors!
What: General catchall for whatever trouble they get into
Where: House 1503
When: 01/06 through 1/15 or so.
Warnings: Probably discussions of canon events, which would include warnings for all sorts of horror stuff.
[ooc: Catch-all log! Feel free to make your own starters (including as many scenarios/threads as you want), and indicate in the subject generally when the starter takes place.]
What: General catchall for whatever trouble they get into
Where: House 1503
When: 01/06 through 1/15 or so.
Warnings: Probably discussions of canon events, which would include warnings for all sorts of horror stuff.
[ooc: Catch-all log! Feel free to make your own starters (including as many scenarios/threads as you want), and indicate in the subject generally when the starter takes place.]

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[She's heard worse from her mother, in fact. Nick shrugs, then clicks her tongue at the next part.]
Damn, you're gonna make me take back what I said about you not sounding like a big idiot, huh?
[Teasing, though. Clear from the way she's still grinning at him.]
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Hey, it was for a good reason at least.
[A good reason as far as justifying going out into a snow storm, though not good as far as the reason itself. Mike disappearing is still a bit of a mystery, and Chris really hopes he just mysteriously left this place the same way they got here.]
Could've done without finding out that yetis are a thing, though. Fuck snow monsters in general, seriously.
[First wendigos and now this, ugh. Okay, so wendigos aren't technically snow monsters, but still close enough.]
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[And it's a wonder she managed to survive it. She'd thank Kamina for killing the thing but the guy seriously irritates her.]
So what qualifies as a good reason for running around in a blizzard?
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He's quiet a moment at the question, then gives a small shrug and his voice is a little softer than before.]
One of my friends disappeared. We thought maybe he'd gotten hurt or something while on a supply run, and if he was stuck out somewhere in the blizzard we would've had to find him pretty quick.
[They couldn't take the risk that he would've frozen to death or something. But they'd never found him, and Hope should've brought him back if he died, so it's just... Kind of a mystery.]
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Shit. I'm sorry, man, that's - that's fucked up. You didn't find him?
[It's not like she has many friends of her own, but she can imagine if she did, and one of them suddenly vanished, she'd be pretty upset over it.]
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[Chris thinks maybe Mike left the way they all got here, totally by chance. If anyone could end up getting out of this place just by determination and chance it's Mike, after all.
He gives another small shrug.]
It's... Really weird, but we're just trying to think the best, I guess.
[But it really sucks for him to be gone.]
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[Nick's gaze drops to the ground, watching as her toe scuffs at the snow. That's just the shittiest thing. Fuck this place, seriously.]
Well, what's he look like? If I see him, I can let you know.
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[Kind of a douche. Good to have in a crisis.]
His name's Mike.
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[Said as if it's seemingly a universal truth and Chris can't believe it, but in reality he has no problem describing his friend in such a way. It's accurate, and probably the most distinguishing thing about Mike appearance-wise.]
And I mean, he's class president, so people probably did literally vote on it.
[Those things are basically beauty contests anyway.]
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[He's never been a big fan of the social posturing that went on in high school.]
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I just don't think I've ever heard a guy call another guy "really good looking" unless he was into him. I mean, not that there's anything wrong with that. [She holds up both hands in preemptive mock-surrender.]
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Oh man, no. Even if I did like guys, I don't think Mike would be my type.
[And even if he was into guys and Mike was his type, Chris and Mike have been friends way too long for him not to know better.]
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[He's totally unbothered by the teasing, playing along, though her last comment surprises him a little.]
Oh yeah? What was she like?
[What is having a girlfriend like in general he's new to the whole thing.]
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She was ... a complete shit most of the time. A real smarty-pants, y'know? Totally in love with the sound of her own voice.
[Nick's words are gruff, but there's an element of fondness running underneath, and wistfulness too.]
She used to say shit like "Nick, labels are for cans!" and "reject the gender binary!" and "resist the patriarchy!" [With each one, she makes a fist and mock-shakes it toward the
lack ofsky.] She'd talk a lot about "the personal is political." Kinda made me wonder if I was just another political statement to her.[They'd fought a lot of the time, in fact. Sometimes, in her more bitter moments after the breakup, Nick would wonder what the attraction between them was in the first place.]
But she was a good kisser. And she was right about one thing, I guess - you can't help who you fall for. Feelings are pretty stupid like that.
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She sounds like an interesting person.
[He means it genuinely; from that whole description she'd probably be a really fascinating person to talk to or be friends with.]
How long were you together?
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[And it's definitely Complicated, what happened between her and Kennedy, how it ended. It's one of the reasons why Nick took off and ended up in Canada - she needed space to sort herself out, and Vancouver was about the farthest she could get from Chicago.]
A few months, I guess? Just kinda happened - she's Andy's cousin, and she moved in with us, and then she was just always around, and ... you know. Shit happened.
[Furious makeouts is what happened. Nick clears her throat and scuffs her toe into the snow.]
Anyway, enough of my sob story. I don't usually talk about that - but you're pretty good at getting people to talk, huh?
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[He knows how the whole wham, suddenly feelings thing goes when you're just around someone for a long time. He and Ashley had been friends for awhile, but it wasn't until they'd starting seeing each other practically every day that he'd started to realize he felt more than friendship.
Unfortunately he hasn't gotten to the fun of furious makeouts yet, though. Just one 'please come back alive' kiss that hasn't even happened yet for Ashley at the point in time she arrived here.
Her last comment earns a small laugh, because he hasn't really thought about it like that.]
I guess so, but it's not like... Some nefarious plan or anything.
[He's not trying to get people to talk for any ulterior motive, he's just genuinely interested in other people's experiences.]
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[He's heard bartending is actually pretty good money, but he's a few years too young to even consider it yet.]
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[Because clearly he wasn't trying to say she's pretty. Right? Nick shrugs.]
Just watch out for karaoke nights, or you might wind up shoving a broken beer bottle through your ears.
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But you're a pretty girl, so that's totally not helpful.
[And yeah that sounds like a problem, but...]
I dunno, it'd be a tossup if drunk karaokers are any worse than my friends are sober.
[Let alone his friends drunk. He thinks he can handle it.]
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Sure. If you say so.
[She's never believed there's anything remotely attractive about her, even the times she tried to believe Kennedy when she said it. How could anyone really think she was pretty? She's a monster. Nick quickly clears her throat and switches back to the other subject.]
I'm just sayin', drunk assholes warbling "I Kissed a Girl" gets pretty tiresome after the third hour.