Freya Mikaelson (
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- btvs: angel,
- dragon age: anders,
- dragon age: warden cousland,
- lucifer: lucifer morningstar,
- marvel: sharon carter,
- newsflesh: georgia mason,
- persona 3: arisato minato,
- stranger things: dustin henderson,
- the flash: cisco ramon,
- the originals: freya mikaelson,
- the vampire diaries: bonnie bennett,
- the vampire diaries: camille o'connell,
- the vampire diaries: damon salvatore,
- the vampire diaries: katherine pierce,
- the vampire diaries: klaus mikaelson
ƒ 004 [voice/action] open } { i can’t promise to obey you, i can’t swear i won’t betray you
[The ambient sounds of Lux Deux is prominent in the background as the feed starts up again, and for a long time it is the only sound aside from the clink of the glass being moved against the bar while Freya tries to get her words in order. She’s ascertained from her siblings at this point that she’s been gone far longer than would be considered “normal” for Wonderland – if there ever was such a thing.
She could simply announce that she’s returned and leave it at that, let those who wish to seek her out come find her, but that has never been her way, and while she doesn’t wish to talk about herself, she’s curious about something else.]
A question for you, Wonderland, though it is a rather specific one.
[Her words are slow and deliberate, likely indicating the amount she’s had to drink at this point – enough to dull the events of the last few months spent home, but not enough to make her sloppy – and the sound of her placing the glass back down on the bar can be heard before she continues.]
At this point, I’m sure we’re all aware of the … complications, involving those of us arriving from different points in the same timeline. For those of us who have come here and then learned of our future before actually going home to live through it, what do you think was worse? The speculation of what was to come, or the events themselves?
[There’s a small scrape as the glass is lifted again.]
Would you prefer to have remained ignorant, or do you feel at peace having lived the truth for yourself?
[And she’ll have the device with her to answer replies, though if you would prefer to visit her in person, she would not say no to company either. She’s probably going to be at the bar for a while.]
She could simply announce that she’s returned and leave it at that, let those who wish to seek her out come find her, but that has never been her way, and while she doesn’t wish to talk about herself, she’s curious about something else.]
A question for you, Wonderland, though it is a rather specific one.
[Her words are slow and deliberate, likely indicating the amount she’s had to drink at this point – enough to dull the events of the last few months spent home, but not enough to make her sloppy – and the sound of her placing the glass back down on the bar can be heard before she continues.]
At this point, I’m sure we’re all aware of the … complications, involving those of us arriving from different points in the same timeline. For those of us who have come here and then learned of our future before actually going home to live through it, what do you think was worse? The speculation of what was to come, or the events themselves?
[There’s a small scrape as the glass is lifted again.]
Would you prefer to have remained ignorant, or do you feel at peace having lived the truth for yourself?
[And she’ll have the device with her to answer replies, though if you would prefer to visit her in person, she would not say no to company either. She’s probably going to be at the bar for a while.]
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[ She hesitates for a moment. ]
I suddenly feel like a drink. Would you mind if I dropped by?
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Not at all. It's much too depressing to be drinking alone.
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Have you gotten a consensus on your question?
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So far it seems to be that the before is better than the after. Though it also seems as though many people here come from nicer worlds than mine.
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Still, she's a spy, and her sense of curiosity will be her downfall. ]
What's so bad about your world that other people's worlds seem so much nicer? Or do I want to know?
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My family has a lot of enemies there. Of their own making, and they don't deny that, but it can be ... exhausting.
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It helps when the enemies are made for the right reasons. [ She watches Freya out of the corner of her eye, wondering if Freya's familial enemies good ones to have or not.
Of course, at the end of the day, it's a matter of whether Freya sees her family as the good guys or not. Hydra saw themselves as the good guys, and from what Sharon had seen, plenty of other assholes saw themselves as heroes, too. ]
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True. But it's not much of a comfort when they are stronger than you are.
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Actually... [ Her brow crinkles. ] I think Wonderland might have screwed that quote up for everyone here.
But what I'm trying to say is that you have to stand for what you believe, because the alternative is unacceptable. And if they're stronger, then you get sneaky.
[ She wrinkles her nose. She hadn't meant to get carried away. ] Although we might come from entirely different situations.
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That is entirely possible.
[She's not sure if this applies to her, in the end, because her family is usually the force that needed to be stood against, but if she believes in saving her family and keeping them together, isn't it right to do so?
Though likely not, if sacrificing a child is the answer.]
But I appreciate the insight all the same.
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Sharon, by the way. [ She holds up a bottle, offering to clink it against Freya's. ]
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Freya. A pleasure.
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[ She takes a sip of her beer. ] So. Where're you from? And please tell me you don't have zombies there, because I've had it up to here with these zombie events.
[ Up to here, Freya. Up to here. Note: You'll have to imagine how high that is, because she's too lazy to lift her hand. ]
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I'm from New Orleans. But we have more vampires than zombies.
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Did they arrive in New Orleans before or after Interview with the Vampire?
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[She says it so casually, it's almost as though she doesn't realize that Sharon's being facetious.]
I believe my brothers and sister arrived there in the early eighteenth century.
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[ Sharon makes a face at her glass. Because what the fucking fuck?
And then she puts her glass down. ]
Wait.
So are you a vampire, too?
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No, not at all. I'm a witch.
[Which is so much better, probably.]
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Oh. A witch. Of course. I should have thought of that.
[ Seriously? A witch? She's talking to a witch? Seriously? ]
So. [ Her voice sounds almost entirely normal. ] Are you a good witch? Or a bad witch?
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Well, that tends to depend entirely on the day. But it's fair to say I have my moments of both.
[But Freya's been doing this long enough that she can tell when she's not believed.]
I take it there's not a lot of supernatural where you're from.
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Now, Sharon is going to take a long sip of her beer. Because what does that mean? "Moments of both." ]
Not a lot, no. Sure, we've got people in flying suits, and people on super-soldier serum - kind of like steroids on steroids... And one guy who tried to recreate the super-soldier serum that ended up not working... And there's one woman I know who was experimented on until she had powers, but it's not really magic. It's all science. No... I know know. Eyes of newt.
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Fair enough. Though that seems like it has quite enough to keep you entertained.
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How's the witch world? Entertaining? Humdrum? [ She wants to ask if Hela has to worry about teenagers stealing her shoes and houses falling on her relatives, but she manages to keep herself in check. Barely. ]
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[There's a beat as she takes another sip of her drink.]
But when my brothers enemies aren't pouring out of the woodwork on all sides, it's almost ... relaxing.
[But that's a very literal almost because there is never really a moment when that condition exists.]
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Her head tilts to the side. ] Any of your brothers' enemies here?
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