Dairine Regan Callahan (
wizard_redfive) wrote in
paradisa2013-03-17 01:58 pm
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Mom! Daddy! Neeeets!!
[A little girl can be found wandering around the castle halls, calling for her family. In her arms is a journal for "Dairine Callahan." Eventually she reaches the lobby, where she settles on the couch to open the mysterious book. Books have answers, right? Maybe it can help her find her family.]
A book with my name on it? I wonder why. Most books have their author's name on the cover, but I've never written a book. I don't think I've even read this one.
I hope there's a clue on how to get home. Books about magical lands behind closets or rabbit holes are interesting enough, but they never focus on the way back.
((Loss start! Open to action or over journal.))
[A little girl can be found wandering around the castle halls, calling for her family. In her arms is a journal for "Dairine Callahan." Eventually she reaches the lobby, where she settles on the couch to open the mysterious book. Books have answers, right? Maybe it can help her find her family.]
A book with my name on it? I wonder why. Most books have their author's name on the cover, but I've never written a book. I don't think I've even read this one.
I hope there's a clue on how to get home. Books about magical lands behind closets or rabbit holes are interesting enough, but they never focus on the way back.
((Loss start! Open to action or over journal.))

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It doesn't take him long after the arrival of the girl before he has put together the clues to come up with an answer he really did not like. Reluctantly he walks over to confirm his deduction.]
It has your name on it because it belongs to you.
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Then why haven't I seen it before?
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[Giving him a sour look. How would she know where she was when she just got here? Was that a trick question?]
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Then that explains why you don't know what it. This is a castle named Paradisa. Everyone who arrives here gets one of those journals. We use them instead of things like phones.
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[She gives the journal a wary look.]
Like a phone? Why?
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Communication. Phones don't work here.
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Why not?
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[Dairine balks at this. How can that be??]
But there is a room full of video games! I saw it! It's not like we've been transported to the Middle Ages!
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Oh really? Then what are we doing now?
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Clearly, face to face communication still exists. I am talking about distance communication.
[Being turned into a child hadn't improved her personality at all.]
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With a know-it-all tone:]
Then you should have been more specific.
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[She hasn't seen her friend in a few days -- and honestly it would probably be a wise idea to make sure she still had friends around.[
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And also uses her name. Scowling warily, she kicks it with her foot.]
Who are you, and how you do know my name?
dictated!
hello there
are you new you sound kind of familiar
dictated onward!
"New." Sure, let's go with that.
Your voice changed.
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i am just a different person from katniss
who you were talking to previously
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your turn who are you
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...Dairine. Dairine Callahan.
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oh! dairine!
alright i see what is going on now
you dont seem to remember just at this moment but we are good friends :)
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How can we be good friends if I don't know you?
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not *yet* that is still in your future
you become friends with me when you are a little older
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How can you be from my future when we're in the present?
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But people can't travel in time. That's stuff out of a science fiction novel!
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but i am an alien and we have both crossed dimensional barriers to be here
so time travel is pretty mundane comparatively!
plus arent you some sort of fresh young technomage or have you not become that yet
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[Unforunately for Aradia, this is way before Dairine became a wizard. She pages through a dictionary that she wished up (figured wishing out all on her own) for some of the more complicated works. But there's nothing on technomages.]
A what?
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I'll take that as a no you haven't.