Diva (
madamemoiselle) wrote in
realityshifted2009-03-11 09:40 pm
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{Diva is lounging quite comfortably on a couch she's brought to the Plane, wearing very little. Propped against her knees is the The Poetical Works of Lord Byron that Sam has given her. She's also brought a few magazines, one of which seems to have a picture of her on the cover, but it's mostly obscured by a knife that she's been meaning to return.
But in the meantime, she reads aloud, occasionally stammering over a word or two.}
I had a dream, which was not all a dream.
The bright sun was extinguish'd, and the stars
Did wander darkling in the eternal space,
Rayless, and pathless, and the icy earth
Swung blind and blackening in the moonless air;
Morn came and went--and came, and brought no day,
And men forgot their passions in the dread
Of this their desolation; and all hearts
Were chill'd into a selfish prayer for light...
{But after that bit, she stops, smiling brightly}
Ne, that sounds like the Plane, doesn't it? Well, maybe not so much the last part, but I bet some people here would think that anyways. I can't, though. It's too nice here. Still, how lovely! Did Lord Byron get to come to this place, I wonder?
{She shakes her head though, laughing} Ne, it wouldn't really surprise me. There isn't too much about this place that surprises me anymore. But it'd be nice to actually meet him! I really do love his poems.
{But the thought is soon dismissed, and she reads the rest of the poem quietly.}
But in the meantime, she reads aloud, occasionally stammering over a word or two.}
I had a dream, which was not all a dream.
The bright sun was extinguish'd, and the stars
Did wander darkling in the eternal space,
Rayless, and pathless, and the icy earth
Swung blind and blackening in the moonless air;
Morn came and went--and came, and brought no day,
And men forgot their passions in the dread
Of this their desolation; and all hearts
Were chill'd into a selfish prayer for light...
{But after that bit, she stops, smiling brightly}
Ne, that sounds like the Plane, doesn't it? Well, maybe not so much the last part, but I bet some people here would think that anyways. I can't, though. It's too nice here. Still, how lovely! Did Lord Byron get to come to this place, I wonder?
{She shakes her head though, laughing} Ne, it wouldn't really surprise me. There isn't too much about this place that surprises me anymore. But it'd be nice to actually meet him! I really do love his poems.
{But the thought is soon dismissed, and she reads the rest of the poem quietly.}

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Then why is that bad?
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{She thinks about that, trying to get the meaning, then nods a bit} Well, it's not because I'm looking for sex or anything. It's just comfortable.
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I know that Ray wouldn't.
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{She looks down at Sam's hand}
Chris wouldn't have said yes, I don't think. Or he would have just done the good thing.
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Said 'yes' to what?
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Ray wouldn't give it back without something in return, so...I slept with him. Just once.
{She looks over to the knife} But he was honest, at least.
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I'm not in the habit of letting other people prostitute themselves out for my safety. I don't like my friends to become whores for me.
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Even if it'll prevent that from happening again? It's not just for you, Sam. For the first time, I felt...empathy for a person I didn't really know. I was scared for Chris. I wanted to do something myself because I cared. I know that I could kill the two of them easily, but I didn't. It's not like I just asked him to sleep with me in exchange for that knife. He chose that, not me.
{She laughs, shaking her head} Why does it matter anyways? One night so that maybe, I could prevent someone from getting hurt or even killed. Or maybe just so that I wouldn't have to save you or anyone else and die for you.
{And Diva just kind of sighs, leaning away from him} Do you think I haven't been called a whore before? It's no good either, but I guess it's true.
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[instead of angry, he sounds almost fragile. It's been a rationality he's been struggling with, a battle between sacrifices and what right is most right. His voice is almost trembling, like broken fingers holding onto a ledge, because this is something he needs to believe in or he won't have anything at all]
You can't give in to people like that to save someone, or you won't have anything to fight for.
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You really believe that, don't you, Sam?
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Everybody's week sometime.
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Is Sam ever weak?
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Really? Ne, but I've never really seen Sam be weak.
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Ne...Then does that mean that Ray, he's a bad person?
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[...well it's true enough]
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{While on the subject of whores...}
Ne, but Sam...Do you not like it? I mean, that I like to have sex?
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