Heather Mason (
foolishwren) wrote2012-05-26 12:51 am
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94. FOURTH WALL
[If anyone stops to check their 'Gear in the midst of all the chaos unfolding, they will find an extremely odd text message originating from the 'Gear of Heather Mason.]
[Or more accurately, it's the image attachment that's odd.]

[Apparently, some nurses have stolen Heather's PokeGear and are using it to take Myspace pictures.]
[Wellp.]
[ooc: Feel free to tag in with any scenario or character you want, it doesn't necessarily have to involve the text message, the nurses, or their godawful duckfaces! GO WILD, just let me know where you want the thread to take place!]
[Or more accurately, it's the image attachment that's odd.]

[Apparently, some nurses have stolen Heather's PokeGear and are using it to take Myspace pictures.]
[Wellp.]
[ooc: Feel free to tag in with any scenario or character you want, it doesn't necessarily have to involve the text message, the nurses, or their godawful duckfaces! GO WILD, just let me know where you want the thread to take place!]

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... Just until I can find a blunt object that'll be satisfying enough to cave their skulls in with.
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And do you often kill for fun?
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Only when she's in Silent Hill]Does it look like I'm having fun?
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[In fact, you remind her of someone.]
Too bad Vincent's gone. You two would get along.
[It's said in a mumble, but he can probably still hear it.]
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My, my. Are so many of your friends dearly departed?
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He wasn't my friend, either.
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:U IS THIS ACTION?
[But, well. This guy is a little creepy.]
[So...]
Someone who can't stand cryptic bullshit.
Who are you?
SURE WHY NOT
Someone who enjoys a game.
OH BOY
Yeah?
Well I don't.
I hate games.
Games suck.
[She's totally lying, games are cool, but for some reason agreeing with this guy just seems like a really bad idea. He's way too calm in the face of those nurses, who conveniently aren't dead, or particularly paying attention. They found the makeup drawer and they're powdering their faces now.]
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OR IS HE.]
Oh, I don't think that's true. Particularly not when they're ones played for...high stakes.
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Yeah, well... different strokes for different folks, I guess.
[She folds her arms-- sort of an automatic defensive gesture.]
[She's just gonna ignore the part where that statement had probably been directed at HER more than him.]
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Though perhaps you'll show me, once you tire of your little friends the nurses there.
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Pretty sure you wouldn't like my artistic style, mister.
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[He tsks his tongue a little, nodding sympathetically.]
Perhaps you'd have more luck with still life. Well, for a time, at least. Rigor mortis works wonders at keeping a corpse in its pose, but its effects are only temporary.
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[Heather clenches her fists.]
Who are you?
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[He produces a wooden whistle about as long as his forearm and pipes a few whimsical notes on it.]
An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth. A name for a name. Unless you're afraid of yours?
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[You can SEE the cogs in her head working to try and rationalize what the fuck this guy is doing, and not coming up with an explanation.]
[Then she seemingly gives up on it, shaking her head with a frustrated huff.]
I'm not afraid of a fucking name, thanks.
Just of handing it out to crazy people who randomly appeared in my bathroom.
[She's not sure if he just... MANIFESTED in here, or saw the hotel room door open and walked right in, or WHAT.]
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[His voice is steadily dropping lower, turning thoughtful, like he's musing aloud to himself rather than actually addressing her.]
How many varied forms it takes. The squeaking mouse, the cornered fox. Little birds puff up their feathers when they feel threatened — it tricks the predator into thinking they're bigger than they are. What are you afraid of, that's ruffling your feathers so?
[He sweeps the flute in a gradual circle, an offhand motion centered in the wrist.]
Right now, aren't you thinking of killing me to make me disappear?
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[Because... well, no, not specifically like THAT, but had the thought of possibly having to kill him crossed her mind? Yes. Yes, of course it had. It's a nasty little survival-oriented habit she'd picked up there, on account of things so often being kill-or-be-killed. She WAS cornered, and she was used to having to fight her way out of corners bloodily.]
[But she's not gonna SAY that, so all she comes out with is a flat, unconvincing]
No...
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No? It's nothing to be ashamed of. On the contrary, it's a marvelous way of getting rid of pests. Did anyone ever tell you the quickest way to a man's heart?
[He taps lightly on his side for emphasis — his left side, between two ribs.]
Right there.
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the first timewith fake smiles. Deceitful smiles. Shark smiles. She knows one when she sees one.]I don't kill things for being pests.
[But it's a little distracted. Why is he doing that? Is he THAT confident?]
Why the hell are you telling me this?
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[His hand comes up again, this time tapping his temple lightly, and then gradually descends to point at her.]
But don't worry. Even a pawn might succeed in its dream of becoming a queen, if it makes it to the king's row.
[Because really, in the end, none of this was about Heather at all, now, was it?]
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Do I look like the kind of person who cares about becoming a queen?
[Heather's no Twin Peaks pageant material.]
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