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[Chell stares at the camera of this little device she found in her pocket. It may not have the same white, modern curves of an Aperture device, but it was something meant to record and monitor, which mean there was someone(something) watching and listening. She glares at it, fury burning in her eyes. Her lips form a slight frown, which grows deeper as the feed carries on.
Her hand shakes and she cuts the feed suddenly, because she’s about to scream at the device and whoever is monitoring her (as if it could be anything else).
She was supposed to be free!]
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[She takes a deep breath, and suddenly, the anger is gone. It would be safe to turn the camera back on, but she doesn’t. She sent her message. She’s just waiting now, for her to make contact, to tell her she was kidding and then start insulting her intelligence, her weight, her parentage, whatever she thought would get to her.
It wouldn’t. It never would. No one would ever get that satisfaction.
She starts walking down the halls, testing doors, looking for a way out. She’s not going to waste time standing around until she gets an answer, if any is to come.]
[Edit: And now she's smashing mirrors on her way.]
Her hand shakes and she cuts the feed suddenly, because she’s about to scream at the device and whoever is monitoring her (as if it could be anything else).
She was supposed to be free!]
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[She takes a deep breath, and suddenly, the anger is gone. It would be safe to turn the camera back on, but she doesn’t. She sent her message. She’s just waiting now, for her to make contact, to tell her she was kidding and then start insulting her intelligence, her weight, her parentage, whatever she thought would get to her.
It wouldn’t. It never would. No one would ever get that satisfaction.
She starts walking down the halls, testing doors, looking for a way out. She’s not going to waste time standing around until she gets an answer, if any is to come.]
[Edit: And now she's smashing mirrors on her way.]
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Uhm hey, everything alright?
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[Chell looks surprised for a second, before her face hardens again.]
"... Who are you."
[Her voice sounds a little coarse from disuse, but it manages to hold an accusatory edge anyway.]
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[He looked at them and gave a small wave; he never was to good with interacting with people. He cleared his throat a second awkwardly as he attempted to come up with something to say, some way to calm them or at least get them to stop making him feel like he did something wrong.]
And uhm...you are?
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Yes, she'd rather know that before parting with any information of her own.]
"Where am I?"
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[Chell stares. It's... Not remotely like a testing room. Or an observation room. Or even a breakroom. It... It's more like that stasis room she woke up in, but while that was manufactured and impersonal this... She couldn't remember ever seeing one, but this was a bedroom, a lived-in, personalized bedroom.
And there was a person in it.]
... Hi.
[He looked too young to be a scientist. Could be a test subject except hahaha no, Aperture didn't even treat their staff this nicely.]
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[action]((shit always check what the subject is when you comment aslkgh))
[action] oh jeez I didn't even notice
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Unless any of these people turn out to be a robot.][She just kind of... observes. Waits for something to spring out at her maybe. And then she starts backing out of the door.]
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..Hi?
[ why are random people opening his door!? Oh well, at least she's pretty. ]
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... You just arrived?
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[she narrows her eyes]
... Arrived where?
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[Still not exactly helpful, but Minato could explain if asked.]
You've been brought here involuntarily.
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And it's better to get something before it gets you.
A nearby door opens, and then there's a big, powerfully built man standing about a dozen yards from Chell. He's wearing a moth mask, and he's pointing a large shotgun at her.]
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Well, until now. Her luck on that front ran out - though, in a way, it's almost a relief to see it. Someone responding, they were reacting, not sitting and taking it.
Unfortunately for her, they're reacting by pointing a gun at her. And it probably shoots the other kind of holes in walls.]
[She freezes for the second it takes to size him up -- Human? Humanoid? Robot? Human. Mask. Armed. Another second and she remembers a name: Shotgun. That's about right.]
[She's so used to dodging turrets - she knows how long it takes them to lock on her and fire, and -- but -- humans don't have consistent programming. Maybe he'll take longer - or maybe not.]
[Still, her reflexes are quick - her eyes narrow and she sprints across the hall (further to move to keep her in sight), slamming into the door as she turns the handle (faster than standing and opening it). This room seems unoccupied, which is good, she's not risking an assault from another front. She ducks out of the way of the door, crouches, and waits to see if she's been pursued.]
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He raps on it gently with the back of his knuckles.]
Hey, I didn't know you were--I...
[Am sorry I almost shot at you? Didn't realize you were a normal person?]
What was that on your legs?
[Real smooth, Jack.]
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ACTION: battle of the pragmatists
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that's so not a fair exchange, Chell
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wrench buddies
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'though she's *not standing slackjawed', dammit grammar!
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mirror writing HAHAHA sorry
Hello.
[This first greeting might be repeated several times, in various sizes and scripts, if Mark gets bored.]
You don't mess around, do you?
[Elsewhere, further along:]
Landing on your feet. I like that in a person.
A...action?
After awhile, though, she calms down, and bothers to read. Unlike the ratty graffiti in the Enrichment Center's walls, this - this seems to be directed at her, not whoever finds it.
Well, no, there was graffiti dedicated to her, but it... Well, it was pretty, but really creepily desperate, and put her too much on a pedestal.
This, ah, these words weren't like that. They were straightforward. To the point. And, addressed to her.]
[She stares at the mirror, and backs away from it. Who wrote that there? When? How? And why -- she was being watched again.]
[She looks around, for cameras, for anyone trying to hide, for - hell, even a core or something. An explanation..]
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[Printed right across Chell's face in the nearest mirror.]
Do you know what happens to things that observe Chell?
I'm sure he's dying to know.
shit gets broken that's what happens
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Breaking is easier than writing, you see.
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[She seems awfully cheesed off. Somewhat like that gentleman that the Once-ler called his "aunt"...]
You alright there? I don't think I've seen you around here before.
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[What the fresh hell?]
[She kind of stares at the thing. Maybe it's a trick of- of something.
ApertureWonderlandsome kind of rendering. A robot. A... Small, talking, orange creature. Her memories were patchy, but she's pretty sure this animal... doesn't... exist...]no subject
Why is she looking at him like that?]
What, do I got something stuck in my mustache?
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fashionably late video;
Now, try that again with a smile. You'll be here for a while, you might as well... endear yourself to the audience, eh?
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[That. Well. She knows her outfit is pretty basic, but uh. That... Is... Something else. She just kind of stares, rendered speechless at Buckingham's fashion sensibilities.]
maybe a subtly animated gif?
I count... twenty-eight years of bad luck in my sight alone. [ He tuts. ] Careful, or you might run out of lives, even here.
Two frames, maybe. You'll need to squint.
and then you have to check & make sure it's not just a png. CLEVER. very clever.
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==> text;
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tragic sigh;