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fayzedandconfused) wrote in
maskormenacelogs2016-02-23 05:51 pm
no one will ever save you
WHO: Brianna and anyone who'd visit her
WHERE: Mexico
WHEN: Feb 21 - onward
WHAT: TRICKERY
WARNINGS: Will add if necessary
February 21st, outside the apartment complex (pre-programming)
[ Brianna steps into the sunlight, blinking, and raises a hand to shade her eyes. She feels sick and uncomfortable being so far from Heropa without permission from the Soviets. It makes her want to turn around and run back. Coming here was a bad idea. The only thing is, she'd need to stock up on food and water first, not to mention other supplies. She should at least spend a little bit of time in Mexico before she goes back. After all, no one can force her to stay, right?
Right. ]
a few days later, Brianna's apartment (post-programming)
[ Brianna lies curled up on the bed in her apartment, staring at the wall. She feels… empty. It's not like her, but all she wants to do is sleep until all of this goes away. The brainwashing, the deprogramming, all the strangers she's being forced to share a building with, this universe. All of it. All she wants to do is close her eyes and wake up back in the FAYZ. Better yet, wake up in her own bed, with her mom brushing her hair back from her forehead and telling her everything will be okay.
She knows it's stupid to wish for that. But she wishes for it anyway. ]
WHERE: Mexico
WHEN: Feb 21 - onward
WHAT: TRICKERY
WARNINGS: Will add if necessary
February 21st, outside the apartment complex (pre-programming)
[ Brianna steps into the sunlight, blinking, and raises a hand to shade her eyes. She feels sick and uncomfortable being so far from Heropa without permission from the Soviets. It makes her want to turn around and run back. Coming here was a bad idea. The only thing is, she'd need to stock up on food and water first, not to mention other supplies. She should at least spend a little bit of time in Mexico before she goes back. After all, no one can force her to stay, right?
Right. ]
a few days later, Brianna's apartment (post-programming)
[ Brianna lies curled up on the bed in her apartment, staring at the wall. She feels… empty. It's not like her, but all she wants to do is sleep until all of this goes away. The brainwashing, the deprogramming, all the strangers she's being forced to share a building with, this universe. All of it. All she wants to do is close her eyes and wake up back in the FAYZ. Better yet, wake up in her own bed, with her mom brushing her hair back from her forehead and telling her everything will be okay.
She knows it's stupid to wish for that. But she wishes for it anyway. ]

Pre-deprogramming.
[She was...a bit tense, really, but hiding it as best she could. This could turn into a disaster and she knew it...]
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Hi.
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Hey kid. Welcome to Mexico.
[And then a quick survey of the younger girl.]
...Rough trip?
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[ She wipes her sweaty hands on her jeans again, looking around at the apartment building. ]
This was a mistake.
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You'll feel better once you've eaten something. [She grinned.]
Come on, there's this little cafe down the street.
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Okay. Cool.
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Cool. They do these things called street tacos...well, I don't know if they're called that, that's what the guy who told me about them called them. They're like tacos without cheese and with some other stuff but they're hella good.
[She tosses her cigarette away as she starts walking.]
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pre-programming
Oh hello! [small girl who's name she had never gotten]
Did you just get here?
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Um. Yes. I did just get here.
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Sorry, I was a bit lost last time we talked and I didn't get your name. Mine's Keladry if you forgot too.
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[ She wipes her hands on her jeans and then crosses her arms, fidgety. ]
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[If this girl just got here, that meant she had been back in America for much longer than Kel had, and after Perry's reaction to the seminar, she doubted it had been much fun at all.
Slowly, carefully, she stands up straight again and brushes invisible dirt off her knees]
Is this world like your own much? Do you think you could answer a question for me?
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Post-programming.
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She needs to get the hell out of here before Chloe wakes up and tries to have a conversation or something else embarrassing. So she tries to sliiide off the bed without waking Chloe or disturbing the precarious balance of the book on her chest. ]
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Mm...
[She'd been in the chair for hours and hours though, so she kind of sat up slowly and frowned at Brianna before remembering what was going on.]
Oh shit. Kid. You're awake. You were starting to freak me out... How do you feel?
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[ Sarcasm, it's happening. But some of the bite is taken out of her words by the fact that she can't seem to look Chloe in the eyes. She hugs her arms to her chest and stares at the floor instead. ]
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Look...I'm sorry for what I did, alright? But you're fuckin' fast, Breeze.
[She sat down on the edge of the bed next to where Brianna was standing.]
It was the only way to make sure you weren't halfway back to the damn commie's before I had a chance to help you.
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[ Brianna slaps a hand to her own chest, hard enough to hurt, for emphasis. ] I don't need anyone's help! I take care of myself!
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Post-programming
She knocks on the door and waits a minute before opening it, loaded down with a tray of breakfast foods that any average kid would wolf down. But she has a feeling that Brianna is anything but average, especially after this.]
... hello, Brianna. How are you feeling?
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You're seriously just going to sit here?
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I brought some food just in case you're hungry.
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[ She crosses her arms, staring straight ahead. ]
How am I supposed to believe it's not drugged?
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