Mods of Randomizing: An RP (
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randomizing2013-06-10 11:28 am
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[ Opening Mingle ]
[Everyone will wake up suddenly, as if having drifted off -- while sitting upright in an uncomfortable office chair. In one hand they're holding the communicator, and in their lap is propped a clipboard with a job application (standard, looking something like this; it requests up to ten years of job history, ) and a pen. The waiting room is also fairly standard, except for being empty.]
[The communicator's lock screen reads, Complete the job application. Time limit, twenty-four hours.]
[There are magazines, fake plants, and computers. There's a staff lounge with food -- tupperware that might have belonged to some of these nonexistent workers, popcorn and cocoa packets, vending machines -- and restrooms. There are exits, but characters will be unable to use them... or make their own, or escape in any way.]
[The communicator's lock screen reads, Complete the job application. Time limit, twenty-four hours.]
[There are magazines, fake plants, and computers. There's a staff lounge with food -- tupperware that might have belonged to some of these nonexistent workers, popcorn and cocoa packets, vending machines -- and restrooms. There are exits, but characters will be unable to use them... or make their own, or escape in any way.]
[So the characters are stuck here, until tomorrow morning. Set up a comment telling everyone what your character is doing, and thinking, whether they're obeying the task or not, at any time during the day. Then tag other people! Be sure to check back later in the week, when people are encouraged make threads for the evening as well as the day! Characters that have been claimed are also welcome at this point to join the community, and will be able to make their own posts, which can be tagged by anyone taking part in the event.]
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[he gets up to make a quick survey of the place, searching for anyone, anything, familiar, but eventually he investigates the communicator in his hand, and then settles back down to frown at the job application. five minutes later, he is deeply embroiled in it, muttering to himself]
What do they consider a "felony"? They really need to be more specific... That depends on what country we're in.
[would you like to say hello to one of the weirdest-looking people int he room?]
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[ Yomi wastes no time invading his personal space to peek over his shoulder at his application. She's got a friendly enough face and a perfectly human soul, so there's no need to be afraid... unless she decides you're adorable, Allen. ]
The seven deadly sins might be a good start.
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--Well, I've had a little bit of experience with them, and I've never seen anyone get arrested for sloth or pride. Usually it's the end result that's the problem. [lipquirk] [yeah, Cross would have been arrested for every one of those]
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Maybe they're recognized no matter what the culture, [ Yomi posits, her tone not losing its cheer. She really has no place commenting, considering how her crimes would include copious amounts of murder and property destruction if she didn't have a government benefactor.
Then, perhaps a touch abruptly: ]
Do you know what job we're applying for?
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Wait, are you actually here to apply for a job? [blinks at her] [why else would you be so calm about it]
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[The first thing Zelgadis did, upon finding himself decidedly elsewhere, was drop the clipboard like a hot coal and try to push his chair backwards to vacate it. Not used to wheeled chairs, and it not used to the unbalanced weight or strength of a stone man, it toppled backwards and sent Zelgadis into a backwards roll.]
[Which of course, got his hair stuck in the carpet.]
[He's making quite the ruckus between the crash and all the murmured cursing.]
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[but he recovers smoothly!! because you look like you're in need of assistance] Ah. Let me help you up! Are you hurt? [going to crouch near him]
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[Somewhat begrudgingly, he decides it beats having a hunk of rug in his hair.] I'm not hurt. Just stuck. [And now he can't really give a hearty yank because then he could spear helpful-guy through the face, not to mention pull a neck muscle.]
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How did you end up embedded in the floor, exactly? I wasn't watching.
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[And who are you? would be the next question, but even to a heartless jerk it's considered rude to say that to a guy who's helping you.]
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I just woke up here a short while ago.
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[Huh, white hair. Well, he's seen worse -- he is worse.] Same here. I've never seen anyplace like this.
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[So she slowly turns to Allen, eyes wide]
We're -- still in Australia, aren't we?
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I shouldn't think so. I've never been to Australia. You don't... Well, I suppose it may not be someplace in Europe after all. [he gives the office a deeply uncertain glance. what even is all of this stuff. and those plants aren't even real]
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That's -- really far, isn't it? From Australia, that is. [she may be on the verge of a freak out]
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temporarily... far from Australia?]no subject
M-maybe we'll get to go home if we fill this out. [and maybe this is just a really vivid dream]
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I promise. [promises cost nothing!]
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Allen!! [suddenly being stuck in this stupid room without the ability to use her doors doesn't seem so exasperating anymore!!]
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[he thinks... he might be... happy to see you!]
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I've missed you so much! [even though she burst into sparkles a while back] Are you here to rescue me?
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I wouldn't... say rescue, but... [but he is here!] Have you been here long?