[Pumpkin] Alma Karma (![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
imaginemeandyuu) wrote2012-07-08 10:16 am
imaginemeandyuu) wrote2012-07-08 10:16 am
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Alma's unconscious game
((Alma's unconscious game goes here! I have put up a discussion plurk here since I know a bunch of the folks playing it don't use irc, any questions etc can go there. If for some reason you don't have access, let me know.
Since a large part of this unconscious is puzzle-based, if you need to leave and come back later: 1) you can handwave that you went along with the group or 2) if you want to explore everything yourself still, feel free to assume your character wandered off/back to check something (etc) -- but note that when you come back, you'll find whatever puzzles have since been 'solved' will remain 'solved'. It won't reset, so any paths that are opened or anything like that will stay that way.
That said, there are multiple things to do here, and changes still impact things, so if you oocly have to leave and come back, and when you do everything seems 'done', there are at least still things to look at and possibly multiple paths which you might want to do something about, so don't feel discouraged from starting back in after other people have opened doors or w/e)).
Since a large part of this unconscious is puzzle-based, if you need to leave and come back later: 1) you can handwave that you went along with the group or 2) if you want to explore everything yourself still, feel free to assume your character wandered off/back to check something (etc) -- but note that when you come back, you'll find whatever puzzles have since been 'solved' will remain 'solved'. It won't reset, so any paths that are opened or anything like that will stay that way.
That said, there are multiple things to do here, and changes still impact things, so if you oocly have to leave and come back, and when you do everything seems 'done', there are at least still things to look at and possibly multiple paths which you might want to do something about, so don't feel discouraged from starting back in after other people have opened doors or w/e)).
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[Yeah, let's not talk about morbid things. Supposed to be talking about happy things]
[Unscrewing the make-up bottles and applying some to her face in what he hopes looks like something a mortician would do. Luckily he is not new to putting on women's make-up]
But that's all in the past now. And it still hurts. I don't think that will ever go away.
But you're here now. And they're here. And just look at how they're acting-- look how much they love you. Things may never be all right, but they will get better. Okay? I promise.
And I hope that the next time someone wanders in here, you'll have more rooms like the love nest upstairs, yeah.
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Stay right here. I'll go--- Well, it's not like you can move, but--
[Okay shutting up now and going back to the mirror]
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[Just to make sure this is a good locket and not an awful one, Lavi is going to open it (or attempt to anyway)]
Sorry, Alma. Hope you don't mind me prying.
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[Slipping it as best he can around Alma's neck then]
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From the main left room, you hear a click and then a whirr as the trap door there opens and a ladder descends to the darkness below.
And, of course: ting, ting, ting, the red orb comes free in the archway.
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[Picks her up and places her in the coffin, leaving the lid open]
I'm sorry I don't have any flowers for you, Alma. How about I bring you some in the waking world, okay?
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