DI Patricia Menzies (
grip_on_reality) wrote in
realityshifted2011-10-09 10:41 pm
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[003]
[when Menzies arrives on the Plane this time, she looks nothing like the calm investigator that she did the last. she's still dressed in a suit for work, but she's visibly frazzled. she's also wearing black gloves, although she doesn't have a coat on, nor is she showing any other indication that she's recently been outside]
Great. If this is somebody's idea of a cosmic joke? It's not funny. [she sighs] It's not even properly ironic!
[putting her left hand to her forehead in exasperation, she mumbles to herself:] Where the hell can I even go where I won't run into anyone? And how far is far enough?
[ooc: Menzies is now suffering the effects of the candy! She currently causes bad luck for those who get near her--and particularly anyone who touches her. Feel free to have any minor misfortunes befall your characters in her presence that you'd like (slips, falls, saying or doing something they didn't mean to; whatever you want!), or we can assume they're far enough apart that nothing goes wrong. Also, if you want anything more major to happen, please just give me a head's up through e-mail/AIM/plurk first]
Great. If this is somebody's idea of a cosmic joke? It's not funny. [she sighs] It's not even properly ironic!
[putting her left hand to her forehead in exasperation, she mumbles to herself:] Where the hell can I even go where I won't run into anyone? And how far is far enough?
[ooc: Menzies is now suffering the effects of the candy! She currently causes bad luck for those who get near her--and particularly anyone who touches her. Feel free to have any minor misfortunes befall your characters in her presence that you'd like (slips, falls, saying or doing something they didn't mean to; whatever you want!), or we can assume they're far enough apart that nothing goes wrong. Also, if you want anything more major to happen, please just give me a head's up through e-mail/AIM/plurk first]

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He's surprised to see Menzies although relieved that she's still in one piece.]
Inspector Menzies!
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I'm staying back! I just came by to send some letters.
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Did something else happen?
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I can tell Haibara to stay home, but the other kids ...
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What are you telling them? And how many do you know about?
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[His school bag doesn't seem to have to been secured properly, its contents suddenly spilling out.]
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If you can, contact Tsuna. Riku should at least be able to take care of himself.
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Tsuna?
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[And instead of picking up his notebook, Conan's going to rip a page out of it and start on that letter.]
Dear Tsuna who is a friend of Inspector Menzie,
Something bad's happening on the Plane and she thinks it's a good idea you know so you can avoid it. Please stay away from the Plane or if you have to come here, bring a friend and be very careful.
... do you think that's okay?
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Hey, ah, if you don't mind staying for a minute... Have you thought about the fact that most people don't know they're making something happen that they're afraid of?
[and why that would be. it has to be designed for them to find out eventually, doesn't it?]
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Ah. In many ways -- you're the exception.
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Inspector?
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[sharply] Stop right there. Don't come any closer. [dryly] Seems like I'm in the middle of one of those famous "experiments."
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He stops, blinks... and at the explanation, he actually sighs.]
An experiment, huh? What happens if I get too close, then?
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'ave you met any of the people who've suddenly decided the Plane needs a makeover?
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Yeah. can't say I agree with their visions, either. [He crosses his arms.] Is this all an experiment? [And the unspoken question: "Am I next...?"]
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[she snorts] I'd hope not.
What else would you call it? Unless you've got a better idea of what's going on? [and if you do, she's all ears]
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[He shakes his head.] That's the best explanation yet. Though, I can't decide if I like that better or worse than the thought of everyone deciding this on their own.
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[she scoffs] You know, somehow I have a feeling they "decided" to go madly destructive about as much as I decided to start giving off bad luck. Only problem is, I don't know what did start it--or how they're choosing the people who get affected.
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A single experiment, that makes some people set things on fire and makes others give off bad luck? Why not pick one or the other? And as for who gets affected... it could be random. It wouldn't surprise me. [He quirks an eyebrow.] Unless you want to ask the pyromaniacs if they did anything different lately?
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Ah, no. I'd rather not, if it's all the same to you. But I spoke to kid--Conan--and he had some ideas about why we're all different. It could be that something's making things that people are afraid of happen--like magic being destructive. And fire? Well, I could see why somebody'd be afraid of that.
[not to mention her own fear of causing harm to the people she's meant to protect]
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He shakes his head, pulling himself out of his own thoughts. No sense dwelling on it, better to just fix this. Somehow.]
That sounds more like something this place would do. So is this one of the ones that wears off in time, or do we have to take more drastic measures?
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[why bother--unless they're going to snap out of it after a bit and find out?]
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