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aeons_crackshot) wrote2013-03-15 01:15 pm
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AU OOM :Test drive 18 year old Annabelle.
The Annabelle Newfield that stumbles into Milliways is not the Annabelle the patrons are used to. This Annabelle is 18 years old and has just, barely, survived having her brain highjacked by a no good bastard of a psychic in Cuba.
Calling her psyche a mess at this point is an understatement. Metaphysically speaking, she's crisscrossed with open, bleeding wounds. (That tends to happen when you battle mind to mind with a psychic employing brute force to puppeteer your body that doesn't particularly care if you're even alive after they're finished with you.)
But this is not the main problem. The REAL problem is that Milliways does not allow two versions of the same person to exist in the Bar at the same time. Reality shuffles itself like a deck of cards and the 'new' Annabelle gets slammed with a whole different set of 28 years worth of memories as the 'old' Annabelle ceases to exist.
Memories that don't settle properly thanks to the mess her psyche is at the moment. Oh, they're probably in there to be found.....somewhere, eventually.......maybe. Damn it.
Annabelle looks around the Bar, too shocked and disoriented to even swear for the moment.
Calling her psyche a mess at this point is an understatement. Metaphysically speaking, she's crisscrossed with open, bleeding wounds. (That tends to happen when you battle mind to mind with a psychic employing brute force to puppeteer your body that doesn't particularly care if you're even alive after they're finished with you.)
But this is not the main problem. The REAL problem is that Milliways does not allow two versions of the same person to exist in the Bar at the same time. Reality shuffles itself like a deck of cards and the 'new' Annabelle gets slammed with a whole different set of 28 years worth of memories as the 'old' Annabelle ceases to exist.
Memories that don't settle properly thanks to the mess her psyche is at the moment. Oh, they're probably in there to be found.....somewhere, eventually.......maybe. Damn it.
Annabelle looks around the Bar, too shocked and disoriented to even swear for the moment.
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"It's just.....nobody wants to see you after the mess is over, you know? You're a reminder that the world is more terrifying and weird and dangerous than they thought, and they don't WANT to be reminded of that."
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"...unless they get in trouble again, and then they want you to be there?" Connor shakes head. "People are weird."
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Ah, if he had a chance in hell...
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Annabelle smiles. "Not to you, maybe. Back home....well, I'm definitely a minority, if only for what I do."
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And no, he didn't use his hands.
"You're not weird."
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"That's cheating," Annabelle teases, then she briefly sticks her tongue out at him. Sometimes, she fails at maturity. "You're a man of many talents."
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He might be a bit taken by how cute Annabelle looks.
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"Oooh, nice," Annabelle says appreciatively. "Do you need line of sight?" The advantage of talking with someone who is used to psychic powers is that you get a different kind of question from the usual 'You can do what?!'
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The outside is less noisy in many ways, peaceful; it should not be hard to find a spot where to settle and enjoy the quiet.
She has nice hands. Comforting hands.
Yes, he reached to take Annabelle's other hand when they sat down.
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Thankfully, Annabelle manages to pick a willow tree that ISN'T the Whomping Willow to sit under.
She doesn't mind him holding both her hands, it's kind of nice.
"Doesn't sound like we're in an alien place," she muses, listening to the night sounds.
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Not so long ago.
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She can't sense anything from it, there's no heat at all. "Can you tell if they're okay from here?" she asks, curious. He did come in from a bad situation, after all.
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No, he doesn't say that last part.
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