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004 | scherzo no. 1 in B minor
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[ Dorothy is normally pretty expressionless, but by her current face - eyes slightly narrowed, lips thinner - anyone who's spoken to her before might be able to tell she is Not Amused.
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I am curious.
What holiday do you celebrate, where everyone loses their minds?
Please inform me.
[ Dorothy is normally pretty expressionless, but by her current face - eyes slightly narrowed, lips thinner - anyone who's spoken to her before might be able to tell she is Not Amused.
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I am curious.
What holiday do you celebrate, where everyone loses their minds?
Please inform me.
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"There isn't any holiday like that."
And there was Koishi. On the ground for once and all smiles. The look on her face; the sunken eyes, pale skin, literal claws. Whatever this was it was affecting her too.
"Why are you invisible? So quiet it's like you're not even there."
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Worry crawled up inside of her, but fortunately, her she could keep her face calm, without expression. Didn't have to reveal anything.
Quietly, she asked, "Do you have no Memories of me, Koishi?"
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"Not really! Invisible but tall and red. Maybe you're here, maybe you're in my head!"
She rocked back on her heels a little bit. "But I know you're not though. Everyone in my head smiles. So I know you have to be real."
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"I am real," she affirmed, because that seemed harmless enough.
And, to try to determine what was happening, she asked, "Do you remember others, who are real? Who live here, perhaps?"
Would they be able to rely on her sister to help find out what was wrong?
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[ Because, so far, that's the only explanation Dorothy has for people acting differently. ]
However. Over "Halloween", it lasted for a little over two weeks.
Others I've spoken with say that duration is normal.
[ Perhaps her cool, flat, expressionless tone - not a monotone, not quite - will at least be reassuringly familiar to the Captain. ]
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"Normal." For this place, I guess you could call it that. The ones who got affected don't seem to realize it. I might be affected too for all I know, but if I am, my students haven't mentioned anything to my face.
[He looks at the screen again, and realizes he doesn't really know this person. He's seen her, sure, she stands out, but they haven't spoken.]
Jim Kirk, by the way.
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What if she, also, had different Memories?
... But then she relaxed, and her expression returned to how it had been. That was a normal concern in Paradigm. And, what it came down to -
- Despite her past, her current decisions and choices in the present were what mattered. ]
My name is R. Dorothy Wayneright.
It is nice to meet you, Mr. Kirk.
... What had happened to your First Officer?
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...But usually people only really lose their minds in shopping malls. It can be a scary sight sometimes.
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[ A pause. ]
Do people buy gifts for their friends, in thanks, on Christmas as well?
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What's it about?
They do! Do people put them under a tree on Heaven's day?
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[ She pauses, and remembers the giant, mutated tree the insane scientist had grown in the middle of the central dome within Paradigm. ]
Not usually.
However, superficially, a lot of things seem similar, between Christmas and Heaven's day, from what I've read.
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[Angela healed him up nicely enough, but he's still cautious about this world right now ever since he got mugged.]
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[ She looks at the screen very closely, her eyes narrowing slightly. ]
Are you all right?
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Yeah... I'm fine. I'll need to keep my guard up when stuff like this happens though.
[a blink.]
How about you?
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Yes. I think many people are more ... violent, than they normally are.
[ A pause. Then, honestly, though it certainly didn't look that way: ]
I'm worried.
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All this seems pretty different.
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[ She hasn't heard of that one, before. ]
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[ Not-quite deadpan. ]
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