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Post by Caelie Ariane on Feb 20, 2018 1:26:38 GMT -5
| ❛...fuel for inspiration. Life doesn't discriminate Between the sinners and the saints It takes and it takes and it takes And we keep living anyway We rise and we fall and we break And we make our mistakes And if there's a reason I'm still alive
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[attr="class","box2"] This room... The spiders unnerved Caelie, not because of what they were, but because of how they were. To be bound into the shape they were, writhing in vain... it was disturbing on two different levels. One, the strangeness of it; the eeriness of seeing something that shouldn't exist - that shouldn't have been able to, much like the chill she gets from Chester or from when Valentina came back from the dead. And two. Two was a much more... intimate bundle of emotions to unravel. It was... disturbing, how much those spiders struggled with naught but an inch of victory as their reward. To be trapped, conscious and aware, but without freedom in any way, shape or form...
It unsettled her greatly, but she still chose to spend time in here, for a part of Caelie enjoyed the... visceral emotions that this place dragged out of her. It's a morbid sort of curiosity, really, much like being afraid of fire and yet drawn in to the intricacy of burn victims' scars.
Seated by one of the tables in here, these thoughts and more wandered around listlessly in Caelie's mind. Truthfully, they were allowed to just drift in and out. Background noise as she stared up at what could be seen of the Moon.
They were all birds in cage, weren't they? Some prettier than others, but... trapped nonetheless.
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Post by Irene Karlsen on Feb 22, 2018 11:48:02 GMT -5
"...Ms. Ariane." Irene stood in the doorway, having walked in only seconds earlier, though one could easily assume she'd been standing there a few minutes if they wanted to. She walked over, staring blankly at first. Another figure of interest, not one she could necessarily call a friend at this point, but one with whom she had spoken on a regular basis and been consistently satisfied. While their fields were vastly different, both involved numerous moving parts which had to fit together for their creations to fulfill their purpose. There was an understanding of some kind on this, possibly, and their passing of time through literature when unoccupied. Whatever the case, they had met again.
"I do not recall if we concluded our prior interview. May I have a seat?" Irene did not find spiders especially unpleasant, but found the surroundings to be yet another sign of their captor's disrespect. While irrelevant to her and her dealings, their creations were carefully crafted much like her own, and like herself, their ability to work their intricate processes was severely limited. Their similarity in situation was not what bothered her, but that such a situation had been created for seemingly no purpose. The grotesque display was, much like the resurrection of the previously deceased, an insult by their captor.
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