Eliot Durant (
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genessia2019-02-26 06:28 pm
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two videos for two personalities
[video one . aka "librarian" eliot]
[The face on screen is, in this video, not a smiley and happy pink vampire. He's scowling hard and radiates blatant unhappiness.]
I'll make this quick: I've been here over a year. I'm sick of it.
Is anyone working on an effort to get out of here, or has that enthusiasm dried up?
[video two . aka "idiot" eliot]
[And now, for the goofy and excited expressions of a much more carefree Eliot.]
I've been here for over a year~! And I'm not fainting!
I don't really remember my life back home anymore, which is a tiny bit troubling... But I'm happy here for the time being. It does make me wonder, though... How do other people deal with being away for so long? Are the efforts to get home still in progress?
[The face on screen is, in this video, not a smiley and happy pink vampire. He's scowling hard and radiates blatant unhappiness.]
I'll make this quick: I've been here over a year. I'm sick of it.
Is anyone working on an effort to get out of here, or has that enthusiasm dried up?
[video two . aka "idiot" eliot]
[And now, for the goofy and excited expressions of a much more carefree Eliot.]
I've been here for over a year~! And I'm not fainting!
I don't really remember my life back home anymore, which is a tiny bit troubling... But I'm happy here for the time being. It does make me wonder, though... How do other people deal with being away for so long? Are the efforts to get home still in progress?
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Think of those you met here that would otherwise be impossible; perhaps that might mend your ingratitude.
As for escape efforts, goodness, I hope not! The world's not even close to saved. Arriving just to depart is far too vain to entertain.
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Doesn't sound like you understand anything about ingratitude or humility.
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You are one of those humans... And no. I don't. You're starting to sound delusional.
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Well, I'm sorry to hear that. You've been frank with me so far, so please continue that fine tradition: Eliot, is this something serious? If it's moodiness, I'll not press, but if it's something more severe, please tell me what about. I worry for the latter.
video one;
[Winry has her moments of wanting to go home from time to time. Today was one of those days.]
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[Wow, rude.
Eliot must have realized how rude that was, because he covers his face and groans.]
I mean-- tch. Because if you could do it, you would've already.
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[Rude, but kind of expected really.]
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[He lowers his hands from his face, still scowling. He also wants to get out of here before the other him can act on these feelings for Winry. Eliot knows that will end painfully.]
How's that business of yours, hm?
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[She was taking a stab because that seemed to be what people did, do work close to what they were used to. She paused for a moment when the question of her own business was brought up.]
Could be better. There are customers, but not a high amount. So I am thinking of expanding it a little more to include other things.
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[He bites his tongue, filtering his next stream of thought:]
Perhaps that is a good thing. It would be horrendous if many people were in need of automail, wouldn't it? To improve profitability, you may wish to consider expanding your business to entice those without a need as well, hm?
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As for my business, I am considering as such, I just do not know what would be the best option to go with.
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[He shrugs,] Have you considered general robotics? Your automail exists to substitute missing limbs, hm? Why not create machines, not attached to the body, that perform tasks for the disabled? And also sell them to the lazy.
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[Because that was concerning.]
I did not consider doing that. I had been thinking more of a medical part, but that could take years to be considered qualified to do such things. But I guess there are similarities to what I do and robotics.
I could at least look into that.
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[He says all of this quite casually, purposefully keeping the memories distant.]
Medicine will be difficult here. There are so many magical healers and all. But I mean... you'll probably be able to learn medicine and healing techniques here that you could never learn at home. Might not be a bad experience.
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[She knew that anyway, about the medicine part, but deep down she still wanted to do it regardless. But at the same time she knew it wasn't the best idea and one she shouldn't focus on more than something else.]
I know that, but I thought about it as a background thing more than a major. It's good to learn just in case there is no medical healer nearby if something were to happen.
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You're not wrong to be cautious. Hm... In that case, why not teach your first aid skills? I imagine there are many like you, without powers, who would like to help the public somehow.
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Even if you are a little grumpy, you were very helpful.
vid 2
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Um... [He's trying really hard not to blink.]
Oh. It must have been the other me... I didn't realize he was happy. Isn't Genessia a great place to live?
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Been gone from my home like. Almost a decade if we follow one set a mem'ries, an' like five or six years if I follow back 'nother. Guess at some point y' jus' start thinkin' a here as home, an' that helps a bit.
But seriously, only been here a year an' y' don't 'member the place y' come from?
video two;
[He knows nothing about the other so to him, that's concerning.]
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Besides! I think that as long as I'm making use of my life, it doesn't matter where I am~!
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video two;
[Rapunzel seemed happy enough about that, even giving a little clap, but that soon changed to a small frown.]
I understand not wanting to remember much from home, I mean I have things I wonder if I want to remember, but... Never mind. I don't want to be nosey. [Time to move off the subject.]
I seem to deal with being away from home easier than maybe some others... I mean, after all, I didn't have a lot to go back too. [Except maybe her parents and Eugene...but she had been taken back to that tower and who knows what was going to happen to her... She wasn't sure what could happen, so it was another reason to not want to focus on it.] So I focus on the people who are here and now, think of super dun thins to do. That kind of thing.
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I do wonder, though... Will the things we learn and do here carry over back home? I hope that I can take my memories back with me if I go home.
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[She paused.]
I admit... I don't know. We have no way of knowing... well I mean unless you count people who do come back and they remember nothing... So... Maybe that is the answer.
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I don't want people like you to forget your hardwork either~.
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I hope that I don't, but I can't help but worry about it.
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"Chin up," I think, is the phrase I'd use?
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[He sighs. Knowing he's overthinking, but still... It's strange to be a temporary personality.]
It must be the same when someone visits the Dream Docks. What a scary endeavor to undertake.
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