April Roberta Ludgate (
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WHO: Residents of 006 and guests
WHERE: 006
WHEN: 11/27/14
WHAT: Turkey day madness
WARNINGS: None at the moment. Possible mentions of death, cannibalism, poor humor, and dumb teenagers among other things.
[It was, once again, the prequel-to-Christmas time of year. Or, in the case of house 006, post-Halloween might be more appropriate for this Thanksgiving. Abigail had gotten April the glitter skulls they'd talked about weeks ago, and she'd seen no reason not to just go with the theme. So while the house may still smell of Turkey and other delicious things (thanks to Rick, the raccoons, and anyone else that brought food, but certainly not April), the living room and dining area looked like a Spirit Halloween store bargain bin had exploded over it. Fake spider-webs, ghouls stuck to the walls, cheap plastic 'goblets' for drinks on the table, she whole shebang. April herself was putting the finishing touches on some fake bug placements when the time for people to start arriving rolled around, and had left a 'the door works' sign on the front door as a way to let people know to not bother knocking.
There's video and board games in the living room, cooking in the kitchen, adult and non-beverages to be found, and maybe a few in the way decorations that need to be removed from the dining room table before eating can happen. Help yourselves.]
[[Note: Feel free to make starters for before, during, or after food, tag around, go nuts. Any guests housemates/invited people want to bring are fine!]]
WHERE: 006
WHEN: 11/27/14
WHAT: Turkey day madness
WARNINGS: None at the moment. Possible mentions of death, cannibalism, poor humor, and dumb teenagers among other things.
[It was, once again, the prequel-to-Christmas time of year. Or, in the case of house 006, post-Halloween might be more appropriate for this Thanksgiving. Abigail had gotten April the glitter skulls they'd talked about weeks ago, and she'd seen no reason not to just go with the theme. So while the house may still smell of Turkey and other delicious things (thanks to Rick, the raccoons, and anyone else that brought food, but certainly not April), the living room and dining area looked like a Spirit Halloween store bargain bin had exploded over it. Fake spider-webs, ghouls stuck to the walls, cheap plastic 'goblets' for drinks on the table, she whole shebang. April herself was putting the finishing touches on some fake bug placements when the time for people to start arriving rolled around, and had left a 'the door works' sign on the front door as a way to let people know to not bother knocking.
There's video and board games in the living room, cooking in the kitchen, adult and non-beverages to be found, and maybe a few in the way decorations that need to be removed from the dining room table before eating can happen. Help yourselves.]
[[Note: Feel free to make starters for before, during, or after food, tag around, go nuts. Any guests housemates/invited people want to bring are fine!]]
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So you're a Newton wannabe.
I'd stick with the lizard thing.
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Not really. [Shrugging and taking another sip.] But I don't know my real name, so Newt's all I've got. I've grown rather attached to it, all things considered.
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Sounds like you're gonna start telling me a story. Get on with it then.
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Does it? Because I wasn't really planning to. Do you want a story?
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Hold on.
[ He quickly takes a big gulp of his new drink, trying to swallow without tasting it and immediately regretting his life when it burns the entire way down. ]
Yeah, go.
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[Probably every Glader was like that the first time Frypan made moonshine. It was awful but they still forced it down.]
I wouldn't exactly call it a story. [Shrugging, taking a long sip and clearing his throat.]
A bunch of scientists blocked our memories and dropped us in a giant maze to see how we'd deal with it. And when we got out of there, they locked us in a dorm to starve for three days and tattoo'd all of us as their property. And accordin' to my friends, they tossed us out into a wasteland after that and told us to cross it for a cure to a disease they supposedly gave us. None of us have started showin' symptoms of it, so I'm guessing it's probably a load of klunk. Is that enough of a story for you?
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[ HE'S GOING TO FINISH IT. He takes another long sip right after Newt does, because he's 80% sure he just did that to show off. It's still god awful though. ]
Sounds like you were labrats. Put 'em in a maze, make sure everyone knows they're yours, starve 'em when you're bored, scare 'em for the hell of it. Then at the end of it all, you kill 'em when you're done. Bet you had that to look forward to.
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Now you're catching on. [A humorless smile that's quickly hidden behind his cup again.] I wouldn't be surprised if you're right.
[He shrugs.] Anyway, they gave us all code names, the only thing we could remember when we woke up in the Glade. Mine was Newt.
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The Glade was the maze? At least the people who owned you had a sense of humor.
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Nah, the Glade was in the middle of the Maze. There were walls and doors between us and the Maze. A good thing too when night came around.
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Hah. There was something else in there.
[ That's the only explanation that makes sense to him. There'd be no other reason to shut the maze off. ]
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You'd be right. Grievers, we call 'em. Nasty buggers, they'd kill you if you were found out there after dark.
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How'd they kill you?
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No way nice, that's for sure. They had all sorts of saws and the like stickin' out of them, so I'm sure you can guess what it was like.
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Like going through a meat grinder?
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[ oh yeah this is why he has no friends. ]
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Newt lowers his cup, eyes narrowed.]
Think it's time for this conversation to be over.
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Nishi goes from excited to annoyed in less than a second flat, clicking his tongue and looking away, sipping his drink. ]
Whatever.
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How about you go find somebody else to hassle?
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How about you? This is my house.
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One of April's flatmates? [He arches a brow, but moves to stand up.] Fair enough, think it's about time to eat anyway.
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He's very much still a child in the way he pointedly does not get up, crossing his legs and making himself comfortable for a stake out. ]
Then go.
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Later. [But hopefully never. And he's making his way towards the kitchen.]