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dramatispersonae) wrote2014-04-13 12:16 pm
♫ heliodor ♫
You're in a sumptuous room, with rich brocade in your team colors and fine appointments in copper and marble that should look bright and beautiful -- but everything is dusty and grey, with a furtive, abandoned air. This is a place that's been locked away for a long time. It feels as if it would be sad to linger here for long.
Fortunately (perhaps), after one good look at the room, you catch a brief, pained snatch of melody. Your vision goes dark, and you immediately find your mind somewhere else-- ♫
Fortunately (perhaps), after one good look at the room, you catch a brief, pained snatch of melody. Your vision goes dark, and you immediately find your mind somewhere else-- ♫

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Try using the label "nightmare" and you'll get a better understanding.
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So, I'd fight to make sure it couldn't come true. I was trying to decide what to do about my powers, if I wanted those skills back or not . . . but if I can save people with them, do I even have the right to refuse to take them back?
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That's up to you, isn't it?
But say... you did have your powers. Say you did everything in your power to try to save them and you failed. Say the scenario still ran the way that nightmare did.
What would you do?
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That's addressing the part with the team. What about the rest?
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[sounds super firm on this]
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My fear would have been the loss of the team. I've already lived through examples of that sort of scenario. But the rest of it has to belong to someone.
So either you really believe what you said or you're saying it because you want to believe it to be true because you have doubt.
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[hunches down, now that he's said it]
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... so with that fear in mind, what do you do? Search for your friends, but how do you resolve that fear with yourself?
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You haven't said what you would do yet?
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In all honesty, I'd search for my team and would expect them to be dead. I'd blame myself, accepting it, but I'd keep moving forward in spite of knowing that whatever happened, surely my friends would preferred that I do so instead of letting that fear rule me.
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