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[deadlystar]

[Don’t adjust your tint. The woman is green, not your screen. Gamora, a very unique looking woman unless one’s used to seeing someone with her particular shade of skin, looks into the video feed uncertainly but also with a note of defiance. She will not be intimidated by this… peculiar prison so easily. Sure, it may appear to be a comfortable mansion, but a place she is brought against her will is a prison no matter what it looks like.]

My name is Gamora. It looks like we are all prisoners here. I have no quarrel with you, but should you cross me, I will not hesitate to deal with you in ways you won’t enjoy. Let’s make that clear from the start.

[She is a captive, right? And she doesn’t know if the people here are hostile or not. She’s not about to let this turn into her last prison visit.]

This is not the first time I’ve been in a prison, though this one doesn’t look like the typical style I’m used to seeing. It’s far too… well, it doesn’t matter if it’s reasonably comfortable or not.

[The less sense it all makes the more irritated she gets.]

Who is in charge here? I demand to know why I've been brought here and where my crew is.

[Whoever is in charge is probably going to get punched or worse.]

Comments

[wickedwest]

Wouldn't expect an audience with them if I were you.

[She'll just go ahead and let Gamora know that. Normally, she'd ignore it, but hey, she used to be green, so maybe she's feeling nostalgic right now or something.]

You'll hear from them, but they don't have much to say besides announcing some sort of cryptic nonsense about the state of Wonderland.

[deadlystar]

There's no way to find them?

[Even if she tells Gamora there isn't, Gamora isn't about to accept that as an answer.]

[wickedwest]

Not sure why anyone would want to bother. Almost nothing they say ever makes sense anyway.

[deadlystar]

If it doesn't, they won't say anything anymore.

[She has her blade and she's more than capable of using it to punish anyone who tries to force her to remain here.]

[wickedwest]

Planning to have more than just words with them?

[For what it's worth, she likes this idea.]

I can't imagine it'd work out, but I have to say it's certainly worth trying.

[deadlystar]

If I can find them, yes.

[Maybe it won't turn out well, but that won't stop Gamora from trying.]

How long have you been here?

[wickedwest]

Over a year, so too long if you ask me.

[deadlystar]

Much too long.

[Gamora sure doesn't intend to be here that long.]

But if I can find our captors, I'll set us all free.

[wickedwest]

Everyone? Really.

[She looks amused by that statement. Also skeptical. But mostly amused.]

Believe me, it's difficult enough for one person to try and escape Wonderland on their own, so doing that would really be quite the accomplishment.

[Which is in no way her trying to discourage Gamora. Hey, if she gets everyone out of here, then Zelena would be completely fine with that.]

[deadlystar]

If I kill our captors, no one will be left to keep any of us here.

[Typically running someone through with her blade takes care of a lot of problems.]

[wickedwest]

No one except Wonderland itself.

[Though if she finds a way to run Wonderland through, even Zelena would admit to being impressed.]

[deadlystar]

You speak of this place as if it has the ability to do that.

[It's just another planet... isn't it?]

[wickedwest]

Because it does.

[Oh sorry, did no one mention that?]

[deadlystar]

That's ridiculous.

[And she thinks the woman ridiculous for suggesting such a thing.]

[wickedwest]

I don't disagree.

[It is completely ridiculous. She's not even going to try and argue against that.]

But that's how Wonderland works.

[deadlystar]

I'll have to see for myself.

[Because somehow she's busting out of here.]