Magdalene Grace Garcia (
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[Maggie can fake calm and composed quite well when she has an audience. She manages to keep the faint edge of hysteria out of her voice long enough to broadcast this.]
Hello, darlings. This is quite the genre shift!
I admit that my last cup of tea wasn't strictly tea. I don't, however, recall spiking it with something this strong. Even in my party girl phase I was never on any drug that triggered hallucinations so vivid.
While I'm sure it will make wonderful inspiration one day, now is a very inconvenient time for me to be crazy. That role is already occupied on my team. The story just wouldn't work with two of us trying to fill it.
If anything I say is getting through my delusions to the ears of someone real, would you please run and fetch Auntie Maggie an antipsychotic?
Hello, darlings. This is quite the genre shift!
I admit that my last cup of tea wasn't strictly tea. I don't, however, recall spiking it with something this strong. Even in my party girl phase I was never on any drug that triggered hallucinations so vivid.
While I'm sure it will make wonderful inspiration one day, now is a very inconvenient time for me to be crazy. That role is already occupied on my team. The story just wouldn't work with two of us trying to fill it.
If anything I say is getting through my delusions to the ears of someone real, would you please run and fetch Auntie Maggie an antipsychotic?
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So she supposes it makes sense that this other exception is for the same reason: Maggie arrived during the event. She is, in fact, actually here.
She turns on the camera before she can fully think through exactly what the crazy role being occupied on the team means for her current status at Maggie's time period.]
You're not hallucinating. This is, as difficult as it is to believe, all real.
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[Georgia's presence made sense, when Maggie thought she was dreaming. It wasn't an unexpected dream, after all. Just an alternate version of the way things really happened. The only thing unexpected about it was that it didn't get worse. Maggie would have anticipated a nightmare.
Georgia's presence now, however, only serves to convince her much more firmly that none of this is real. She doesn't look happy to see her late boss.]
...Shaun's hallucinations are contagious. I really have lost it.
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Shaun's hallucinations have never pretended to be anything but hallucinations. I should hope your theoretical delusions of me would be just as honest, or they're not very accurate hallucinations.
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...He hadn't realized how much he's missed her.]
I resemble that remark. But even my delusions aren't this involved. Welcome to Wonderland, Maggie.
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I've always been imaginative, I don't see why my delusions shouldn't follow that trend. And I'm sorry, but last I heard we live in a Romero movie, not a Carroll book.
[Then there's the not insignificant fact that she's already talking to a dead woman, which is somehow every bit as stressful, or more so, than the larger delusion of Wonderland. ...At least it isn't Buffy. Maggie doesn't know if she could take that.]
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Sorry, ma'am, I'm all out of drugs today. But I do know this place is as real as anything else I've experienced. Maybe more real, considering how much time I spent in VR.
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[And no one sits up and has a conversation after they turn. Not unless they're one of the tiny percentage of people with reservoir conditions who can amplify and return from it. ...Like Georgia might have, if Shaun hadn't shot her.]
I'll admit that getting drunk doesn't sound like the worst plan for my day.
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[Bart looks at the camera seriously.]
Look, the multiverse is real, and not everyone comes from the same world as you do. This place apparently likes to grab people from everywhere and mess with them. On the plus side, you've got closets that give you pretty much anything you want, and endless kitchens and dining halls. Oh, and the library, too.
So if you want to get wasted, there's plenty of options. Sadly, my metabolism doesn't allow that outlet.
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Oh dear, did you get pulled into Wonderland during that sort of event?
Rest assured, Miss Maggie, you are not going mad. It's this blasted place we're trapped in taking a small chunk out of someone's memory and subjecting us all to it. Feel free to claim an empty room and fetch yourself a pamphlet from the library.
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No, Wonderland is the part that has to be a delusion. What came before it was the sort of dream I might have any night of the week. It was an alternate version of my everyday life.
Ordinarily I'd head straight for the library, but it will take a little more to convince me it's real.
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If you desperately need proof, go ahead and find yourself a room. Once you decide to stay, it will immediately accommodate you.
Trust me.
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[ Which definitely implies the person Maggie's talking to did. ]
My name's Liv. I've only been here for a few weeks but it's still weird.
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[She's willing to extend very tentative trust in reality long enough to say:]
No, I showed up in an alternate version of my past. I might have preferred the nudity. [But then, Maggie's never had an overabundance of modesty.] It's nice to meet you, Liv. I hope you didn't have too much of an audience?
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[ But yikes, showing up in Wonderland in some weird version of home would be...weird. Honestly. ]
Totally understand why you'd think you were hallucinating at first. I thought I was dead.
[ Well, more dead than usual. Perma dead. ]
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[You know what, the talking raccoon isn't much stranger than the rest of her day. If she thinks she's in Wonderland, why not talking animals?]
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Best get accustomed to bullshit. Wonderland's terrible, and don't let anyone tell you different. I think most of the people who would say different got broke by all the recent zombie events though.
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Just a word of warning but you only get to come back a few times before it takes for good, so try and be careful even if you think I'm just a dab of mustard or some shit.
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I've had several.
Careful is a way of life where I come from, and if I come back, it will be as shambling undead. I'd prefer to avoid that.
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Antipsychotic, no. But I may be able to manage a very strong drink?
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[Maggie raises no glass in return, because Maggie has no glass yet. Perhaps that should be remedied.]
A drink will do. Where can I find you?
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