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grimgrinningghosts) wrote in
foolishmortals2017-11-12 10:59 am
Week 7
[16 people have died. Only a third of the guests remain alive after less than two months in the hotel. It's hard to believe the murders will ever stop, even after Rod's and possibly Walt's efforts.
Despite all that, this week seems almost strange. Like something is going to happen soon, although you have no idea if it's good or not. Even though you have no idea what's in store this week, it might be best to prepare, at least mentally for any unusual activity.
No new floors or rooms are unlocked this week. Have fun in your last week of the hotel.
8 guests remain.]
Despite all that, this week seems almost strange. Like something is going to happen soon, although you have no idea if it's good or not. Even though you have no idea what's in store this week, it might be best to prepare, at least mentally for any unusual activity.
No new floors or rooms are unlocked this week. Have fun in your last week of the hotel.
8 guests remain.]
[SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY]
{Don't forget to look over Endgame details! Everyone who needed to tag has already, so this is just a nice reference at this point!}
{Don't forget to look over Endgame details! Everyone who needed to tag has already, so this is just a nice reference at this point!}

Sunday
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Sally does her best to appear chipper when anyone shows up.]
Are you feeling okay? Please, help yourself!
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Not as many eyes this time around.
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Hopefully there won't be any more.
[He'll take one of those egg skeletons and some fruit.]
To answer your question, I'm holding up okay. How about you?
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[Owl pancakes? Well this looks less scary than usual!]
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...Me, too. If I had just gotten there sooner!
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Monday
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Oh yeah, he had to tell everyone he was working with Rod behind all of their backs. The good intentions behind it werent forgotten, but he knew his relationship with some of them would be strained now. That was fine.
To wit, Oswald does his best to keep to his room, keeping to putting a few finishing touches on the Wasteland map he made a few weeks ago. The door is always cracked open, enough that someone would be able to see him. Other then a brief trip to the kitchen to assemble a rather large and intricate sandwich... that's where you should look for him.]
Kitchen
[About being a mole for Rod?]
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Huh? Oh, hey Virgil. [Hmm...] No, no one's giving me a hard time, not since... well the trial. It seems like we're all burned out from it.
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Room
First is complain about the fish smell from Sally's cooking. But after that whole ordeal, he finally sucks up his pride enough to admit that, yes, he's actually feeling guilty over something and he should probably do something about that. Like have a reasonable conversation.
By 'reasonable conversation', he of course means just poking his head through the door to Oswald's room and rambling until he gets an apology out--]
Hey! Map looks great! Two thumbs up. Keep up the great work. Remember to drink plenty of water! And sorry I accused you of backstabbing us at the trial the other day. Uh, yep. Have fun.
[--and then retreating and hopefully booking it back down the hallway. It's fine! This is how emotionally competent people handle their problems, he's sure.]
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A lot of fish.
Hope you like the smell.
It doesn't appear to be for her fellow guests, either: it's devoid of any spices or seasonings, and she chops it up into pieces before doling it out into several bowls, which she carries up to the pool. By the time she gets there, she's being trailed by Napoleon and Felicia, who each get one serving of fish. The rest of the fish gets tossed into the pool for Flotsam and Jetsam.
Later, she can be found in the lobby sitting on a couch with a cat on either side of her.]
Pool
He almost forgot that Ursula's eels stuck around after... everything. They're still creepy, yeah, but he hopes they're doing alright without her anyways.]
Y'know, if Rod and Oswald really do have a plan to get us out of here, I hope they thought up a plan to take those eels with us, too.
[His vision of them escaping still involves a desperate sprint with guns in their hands, and it's very difficult to carry eels with them in that scenario. He's trying to keep things light, though, even if he's almost certain the few of them that remain will be dead before Friday even rolls around.]
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No! We definitely can't leave them behind! They're all alone now, and we're all they have!
[She puts a finger to her chin thoughtfully.]
...Buckets! We need to find some large buckets!
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Earlier in the day, he can be found in the dining room by the bios, arranging small 'gifts' in front of each one, with a couple exceptions. Most of them are small things he'd made in the craft room and hadn't had time to put out.
When not in there, he can also be found rifling through the clothing in the coat check, collecting apparently random articles, and then moving to the craft room, where it becomes apparent he's using the clothes to make something.
Late afternoon he stops running around everywhere and can be located hanging out in the spa in one of the hot tubs.]
Dining Room
You put this stuff here, Tadashi?
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[There's a paper tree for Dipper, a paper flower for Belle, a paper Mobius chain for Amanda and some some paper stars for pretty much everyone else, except Vanellope, who gets the candy wrappers he got out of the penny press a while back in a neat stack.]
I thought I'd leave some things, even if there's no real point.
Tuesday
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...and there are footprints leading out of it, right towards the kitchen.]
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>possibly fight a motherfucker
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she peeks into the kitchen.]
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Donald spends far too long standing a few feet away from the door, looking between it and the footprints over and over again until he remembers Rod's warning about escaping being dangerous. He definitely doesn't have a gun (aside from the one that makes mustaches appear on everything-- thanks for that, Sally), and he's pretty sure someone would've bothered to tell him if they were actually escaping.
So he's going to take his chances with those footprints, instead. Besides, they lead to the kitchen, and there's knives in the kitchen. He's pretty confident he can win in a knife fight. Or at least hold off dying for several seconds, which is pretty good at this point. He'll take it.
Though he is still trying to be careful. So he's just gonna peek his head around the doorway rather than just bursting in.]
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That and...Ratigan's trap kind of makes one paranoid, you know?
Still, he's going with Marnie and Donald to check what's going on]