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paradisa2013-08-24 11:36 pm
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[Immediately after he woke up, he began to panic. This was the wrong place to be. He was alone and some piece of shit took his watch -- his watch, Jesus Christ, why? It was broken, it wasn't worth anything to anyone but him. He swears under his breath and envisions a slow death for the party responsible while he moves through the giant castle like an angry shadow.
Normally he knows how not to be seen, but with the confusing events clouding over his judgment he's moving a bit too fast. It's huge in here. He's nowhere near Tommy's camp anymore, that's for sure. What he needs to do is push forward and search every area for Ellie, just keep searching until he finds the little girl he's lost somewhere along the way. Again.
If you are unfortunate enough to bump into Joel first, he's got a backpack full of weapons and explosives and a hell of a lot of snap judgments to make about anyone he might run into. It might not look like the start of a friendly encounter.
But he has no idea to expect magic from anyone or anything. You're all normal, fallible civilians, right?]
Normally he knows how not to be seen, but with the confusing events clouding over his judgment he's moving a bit too fast. It's huge in here. He's nowhere near Tommy's camp anymore, that's for sure. What he needs to do is push forward and search every area for Ellie, just keep searching until he finds the little girl he's lost somewhere along the way. Again.
If you are unfortunate enough to bump into Joel first, he's got a backpack full of weapons and explosives and a hell of a lot of snap judgments to make about anyone he might run into. It might not look like the start of a friendly encounter.
But he has no idea to expect magic from anyone or anything. You're all normal, fallible civilians, right?]
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Joel nods.] Alright, then. If you say so.
Guess we're lucky to have some of our people here with us.
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[He's gathered that not everybody is from the same time period, let alone the same world. As impossible as that sounds, as much as his mind is trying to tell him to reject that concept. Clem's from Georgia, but it doesn't sound like her breakout period or circumstances match up at all with his own.]
Last place I lived before here was Wyoming.
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Clementine frowns. 2034. It's never really occurred to her to think about the future. The plan was always to find her parents, find safety. They've never thought about looking for a cure, and she's never really let it sink in that maybe this wasn't a temporary thing. Walkers would be around forever, until there were no people left.
If she made it to 2034, she'd be nearing her parents' age. She'd be older than Lee, maybe, and he'd--]
I'm sorry you have to deal with monsters, too.
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He leans his hip against the counter and folds his arms over his chest, features darkening over and brow furrowing up. It's not until Clementine speaks again, apologizes about the monsters, that he trains his eyes on her and gives her a closer look.
She looks no older than 8 or 9, he thinks.]
That's alright. [There's something tender in it. Quiet. He almost wants to ask about where her parents are, but he knows better than to bring it up before she does.] Your, ah, your friends. You said they look after you?
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Mmhmm. Lee looks after me. He looked after me at home, too.
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