Cissie King-Jones (
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[Cissie takes her time to get her bearings before she makes her first video post to the network. She appears on screen, looking like any other ordinary blonde haired, blue eyed American teenager. It's an image she intends to maintain, just like she does at home. She holds a hand up in a small wave, offering a tiny smile.]
Hello, Wonderland. Can I call you Wonderland? That's what I hear this place is, and can I just say that I'm kind of seriously regretting never reading those books before? I mean, I'm not the best student in the world, but I do like to know what I'm getting myself into. Not that reading would ever prepare me for getting kidnapped into a children's book, but I don't remember anything about kidnapping anyway, so clearly this is a case of the movie not following the book. ...Where this is the movie, if that wasn't obvious.
[Oh my god stop rambling, Cissie. She looks a litle abashed, blushing faintly. Great, her shot at introducing herself and she's sounding like a complete dork. She clears her throat and continues. Here comes the awkward part.]
Anyway, my name is Cissie King-Jones. I'm from Pennsylvania. You... may have seen me on a Wheaties box? If you're from where I'm from, that is. And if you are, I'd really like to know. And if you're not... it's nice to meet you?
If anyone wants to be kind enough to give me the Cliff Notes version of things, that would be awesome. I guess these kind of 'hey I'm new, what's up with this place' kind of questions probably get old after a while, so if you just want to introduce yourself, that's fine, too.
Hello, Wonderland. Can I call you Wonderland? That's what I hear this place is, and can I just say that I'm kind of seriously regretting never reading those books before? I mean, I'm not the best student in the world, but I do like to know what I'm getting myself into. Not that reading would ever prepare me for getting kidnapped into a children's book, but I don't remember anything about kidnapping anyway, so clearly this is a case of the movie not following the book. ...Where this is the movie, if that wasn't obvious.
[Oh my god stop rambling, Cissie. She looks a litle abashed, blushing faintly. Great, her shot at introducing herself and she's sounding like a complete dork. She clears her throat and continues. Here comes the awkward part.]
Anyway, my name is Cissie King-Jones. I'm from Pennsylvania. You... may have seen me on a Wheaties box? If you're from where I'm from, that is. And if you are, I'd really like to know. And if you're not... it's nice to meet you?
If anyone wants to be kind enough to give me the Cliff Notes version of things, that would be awesome. I guess these kind of 'hey I'm new, what's up with this place' kind of questions probably get old after a while, so if you just want to introduce yourself, that's fine, too.
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I've been here a little over a month. As far as I can tell, this is what it appears to be, though I wasn't very convinced about that at first. I'm taking things at face value until evidence points otherwise.
When were you on a Wheaties box?
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Tim's gonna be weird about you knowing his name. There's time travel stuff going on. Unless you don't know his name either in which case disregard this message, I don't know any Tims.
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[...Wait. Pause. Back things up, Cissie.]
...I mean. I'm really glad to see you both here, don't get me wrong. But. When is Tim from? When are you from?
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[He's still very confused. And he knows more than Tim about some things which is weird.]
Um, we just started up the Teen Titans. Tim's from way back. Man, he might not even know you stopped being Arrowette.
[She mentioned being on a Wheaties box and clearly she means as herself, not as Arrowette, so that's gotta be post-Olympics, right? And she knows who Tim is. Definitely post-Arrowette. Maybe post Teen Titans. They'll find out.]
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Well, I have two pieces of good news for you. One, the book is in the library. So you can read it now, though it's only so helpful for navigating this place. I haven't changed size once. Not... because of Wonderland anyway.
[His home life is weird.]
The other good news is that we have a cliffnotes version. Here...
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...I'm Dipper Pines. If you have any other questions, I probably know the answer if anyone does. [A beat.] Why were you on a Wheaties box?
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[There's a beat, a pause, and then she remembers he asked a question.] Oh! I was in the Olympics and medaled in Archery. So I got a bunch of endorsements, and stuff.
[What, like it's a big deal?]
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[And cool and awesome and definitely has raised the dead by reading from a book but hey, who hasn't made that mistake before?]
The olympics? Seriously? That's awesome.
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[She shrugs.]
All I knew before here was pretty much the Disney movie too, so don't feel bad. Maybe the Johnny Depp one might be useful, but I didn't see that one either.
[She'd meant to, but then life happened. Repeatedly.]
How'd you get on a Wheaties box anyway?
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[Cissie grins a little, because come on. Johnny Depp.]
As for the Wheaties, I won a gold medal in the Olympics, for archery. So, you know, if anyone needs an archer...
[AWKWARD LAUGH, how useful is archery anyway. When you're not wearing a mask and saving people.]
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I highly recommend the novels, and I found them in the library and can pass on my copy if you like. I took in both Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass. I admit, it doesn't make me all secure about this place, and I've already seen the Cheshire Cat here. Which was right before the flooding.
[Newt realized he wasn't entirely being helpful, tidbits of this and that with a hint of gloom thrown in.]
I'm rather new here myself, though I can try and offer a few things. People here seem to be very helpful, kind even so far in my experience, and they were there for one another when things went bad. Which leads to learning that apparently things go bad often, and it's in the hands of those that brought us here from what I can fathom.
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People do seem very helpful so far, which is pretty great. It helps, I think--I mean, it would make adjusting to being here a lot harder. Not that I've been here long enough to really adjust, but. Uh... When you say things "go bad"... What do you mean? You said something about flooding?
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[ More importantly: ] why are you on a wheaties box? Are you famous?
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I guess I am famous? If you like sports, anyway. I won a gold medal for archery in the Olympics, so I got to have my face on a cereal box. ...Although given the number of people asking, I guess I'm not that famous.
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[He's sat down, elbows on the table his device is set on, chin on the back of his hands.]
As a relative newcomer myself, I can't tell you terribly much, although I can probably tell you where most things are inside this mansion. Outside- I haven't been out all that much, although I'm assured it's usually safe to a point.
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I haven't done too much exploring yet. What should I know?
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I may have only been here for a month myself, but I have been taking every moment that I can to study! I will be glad to help educate you as well about the workings of this unusual place, Cissie-kun!
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Hi, it's nice to meet you. I really only represented them for a short time, as kind of a... guest star kind of thing. I'm an archer, actually. Well, back home, when I'm not in school, that is.
I'd love to know whatever you can tell me. ...Starting with what you'd like me to call you? I wouldn't want to say the wrong thing.
[She knows just enough to know that the suffix is important, and that there are right and wrong ways to say names, but that's... pretty much it. He seems nice; she doesn't want to mess up her first impression!]
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You say that like prisons aren't reform schools, and vice verse.
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Now let's see... There's no White Rabbit, for starters, and that stinks. But there's a Dormouse! He just showed up yesterday to announce an event, which... I'm really sorry you're gonna get stuck in one during your first week, but maybe it won't be that bad.
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