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realityshifted2010-01-16 07:32 pm
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aleph, alpha, primus; one.
[She’s wearing boots, toes against the ground, eyes shut. Sometimes it’s easier to see that way. People talking, and talking, and not saying anything because it’s too far away to hear. She just walks for a few minutes, arms outstretched, but not bumping into anything. Maybe she’s acclimating, maybe it’s just a game. She’s murmuring numbers to herself, calculating the steps or just spitting out equations, who knows? It’s hard to tell from the outside.
And then her eyes snap open and she glances at the stars, with just a touch of annoyance.] That’s wrong. The stars aren’t in sequence, we’ll have to redecorate. Calculate the masses and rearrange them into the proper orbits. [Her tone gets downright accusing.] You can’t break the sky.
[She spins a little, getting the full view of the Plane. And River Disapproves. She lets her hand graze a chair.] You have to consider the structure as a whole. Pieces and shards can’t be shaken back into the whole; constructing arguments won’t put them together again.
[And, finally, she stares down at the ground and her boots, a little blankly.] I followed where they took me. Here isn’t anywhere, it shouldn’t work like that. Doesn’t work like that. You’re not following the natural order.
And then her eyes snap open and she glances at the stars, with just a touch of annoyance.] That’s wrong. The stars aren’t in sequence, we’ll have to redecorate. Calculate the masses and rearrange them into the proper orbits. [Her tone gets downright accusing.] You can’t break the sky.
[She spins a little, getting the full view of the Plane. And River Disapproves. She lets her hand graze a chair.] You have to consider the structure as a whole. Pieces and shards can’t be shaken back into the whole; constructing arguments won’t put them together again.
[And, finally, she stares down at the ground and her boots, a little blankly.] I followed where they took me. Here isn’t anywhere, it shouldn’t work like that. Doesn’t work like that. You’re not following the natural order.

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[ Sefton is going to stand over here for a minute, trying to figure out what this girl's going on about. He kind of gets it, but that still leaves him unsure of how to reply. ]
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What?
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So you noticed the constellations. I've been thinking of tearing them down, but it's like there's a glass ceiling! Literally, not metaphorically.
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When she finally does talk, it comes out in a whisper.]
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Yes. You can hear it?
[He isn't closing the barriers down just yet.]
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She shakes her head, but it's too obviously a denial of fact.]
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[And her truly stellar conversational skills come to the forefront.]
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You came.
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[takes her hands] It's good to see you, too. Are you okay?
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...But she can reply to that last little bit.] Yeah, the Plane tends to just do its own thing, mostly.
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[She has noooo idea what you're talking about.]
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