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??? ([personal profile] worldofcolor) wrote in [community profile] foolishmortals2017-07-30 12:06 am

...BUT TOMORROW IS JUST A DREAM AWAY

[After such a long day, everyone must sleep. Whether it is because of the trial, or...something else, everyone will eventually find themselves with an overwhelming urge - no, need to sleep. There, someone is waiting for them.

Everyone will find themselves together in a room. It's...sleep-like, of course, but something about it feels real. There are eight rolling chairs set up, and another at the front of the room. But besides that, there are two important things to take note of. The first is that, everywhere, everyone seems to be depicted in...grayscale. It's a little weird, but nothing that odd.

The second is the pictures that line the wall, black-and-white sketches of so many familiar and unfamiliar characters. An Arabian thief, a curious girl in a blue dress, a ferocious dragon. All strikingly drawn and depicted in pencil. The walls seem practically lined with them.

Something interrupts your train of thought. A smoker's cough.

Man is in the Forest.]


My goal is to get you all out of here as soon as possible.

[A fatherly voice rings out, from seemingly everywhere at once.]

I'd like to discuss options with you all.
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[personal profile] defyingfrigidity 2017-07-30 02:22 pm (UTC)(link)
You don't have to fight. Do you think I'd be able to fight, if it came down to following in Orpheus's footsteps, and storming the underworld for our friends? [She looks down at her hands, clenching and unclenching them, before shaking her head.] I've barely been able to do anything with my magic, aside from the sculptures and... what I did at the trial earlier.

Without the one thing that makes me useful, would you say that I deserve to be left behind as well?

[Maybe using herself as an example is a bad idea, because a big part of Elsa still believes she doesn't deserve to escape too. That she deserves to waste away here after letting her sister die. But... for as much as Elsa gets absorbed in her own self-loathing, she doesn't want to drag others down with her anymore.]