dramatispersonae

KNIGHTS

There is cauldron in the center over your area. The walls are tinged in your team's colors, but besides the cauldron, it's bare.

The water in the cauldron is glowing faintly.

Then, Nimue speaks, and as she speaks, the cauldron begins to reflect her vision.

"There lies a kingdom in ruin... Through no fault of its own. All of its inhabitants dead, or lost to the world. Though it lies in ruin, you can see the the faint remnants of the beauty it once contained."

A pause, her voice sounds fainter now.

"Heroes... you have choices that we do not. How... would you use them...?"

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Find the people, see what they want to have done, try to do it to the best of our capabilities?

Seems like over-complicating it is just making trouble.

Would those people even want to come back!? Aah... whatever, we'll find a way to convince them, it has to mean something to some them even after all what happened! Okay, case closed?

Over-complicating.

Thinking about the people and what they want isn't over-complicating!

If they don't want to come back, they don't have to.

But if there are people who would come back, we follow their wishes.

Stop making it more complicated than it is.

We don't have to convince them of anything to help them do what they want! Fine, as long as we don't add that part!

You think you can expect someone to want to come back to a bunch of ruins?! To a place their lives were destroyed! Maybe they'd want to, but without reassurance, AKA "convincing", I doubt it'll happen!

I thought we already said we were fixing it too! Asking them to help rebuild -- dammit!

Edited 2012-11-23 11:20 (UTC)

[Placing a hand on your shoulder. Reassuring ~]

Hey... We all just want to help right? So can't Blizzard go look for the people who want to return while the rest of us work to rebuild the damage?

We're supposed to work together!

*shrugging his hand off ugh! swallowing the yelling down a little though*

Doing different tasks doesn't mean we aren't working together.

If they don't want to then we'll do what we can to make sure the place doesn't hold bad memories for people who find it in the future! Is just asking people what they want that hard to understand?!

Hey, how's this — Nimue, do they want their kingdom back?!

Edited 2012-11-23 11:21 (UTC)

"Mm... Yes... They would return."

There you go then.

Well, there we go.

There! So that's our answer. And you just-- can't talk like you know everything, cause it sure sounds like that's what you're doing! You didn't even think of asking them in the first place, and the entire purpose of going to people and reassure them is to ask what they want and convince them not to be worried if they do want it! Anyone can figure that out! This is stupid!

The first thing we said was "go to the people who lived there and ask what they want." You're the one who made that into convincing them to do something besides that.

Are you done yet?

You...!

[ Aaaand he's punching Lloyd!! ]

Are you done treating me like a villain yet, because if you wanna fight then I'll give you one!

[just ducking to the side of that :|]

I'm treating you like someone who's not listening to us! Quit it already!

[ Throws his hands up in the air oh my god!! ]

I'm not the one who started arguing over words! You're the one who needs to try and listen instead of picking a fight when you don't want it!

Saying I want to convince someone of something isn't something I want to say in my answer, and our answer is just words, so it was important! If we're not putting that in now, I'm fine! Understand?

[ n o p e ]

[. . .

okay. fine. you punch your feelings out at Lloyd.]

Nimue, how's our answer looking so far? Or do you need more for this scenario?

"I... think that is fine..."

Re: Scenario One

noeyeinteam - 2012-11-23 11:37 (UTC) - Expand

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