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genessia2017-05-21 09:40 pm
redcinemareel) wrote in genessia2017-05-21 09:40 pm
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Seventeenth Reel: Guess Who's Back [MULTIPLE PROMPTS]
[Action: Genessia, backdated to Friday]
[Midday, Grell stares into a clothing store, seemingly mesmerized with the mannequins and their attire for the day. But if anyone looks closer, they could tell that she's not really looking at them. She's looking at her own reflection in confusion.]
...where is it... [She touches her neck with her fingers, where her mark (ooc: #2) of the crew she belongs to is.] Was it real?
[Talking to herself, mostly, but anyone could hear. Just...don't startle her.]
[Video, present day]
[As the sun begins its descent, Grell sits on the steps to the sheriff's office. There is enough light to do a video, luckily. Sitting at the top of the stairs is her dog, Copper, who seems content with watching the scenery.]
As most of you know, City Guardian elections are approaching, and while I do plan to run again, there are a few things I'd like to state. The reason I'm bringing them up now is because they will be something I'll strive for, whether I'm elected or not.
First, the appointment for Deputy Guardians in Everglade will not fall upon whomever gets elected City Guardian, but will be voted upon. I believe it is imperative for City Guardians to set an example that-- [Grell begins counting on her fingers] they can work with anyone, that they will allow the citizens to choose who works closely with the elected Guardian, and that they accept that those elected deputies will act as a check against the Guardian's judgement.
Those that wish to run must be of adult age, have no criminal record in the city they're running in, and must not have criminal offenses in more than two cities. Other stipulations may apply, but those are the most important.
Second, and this is just an idea that popped up not long ago, I strongly believe that those who lose their lives here should have at least one session of psychiatric counseling. Most will be opposed to it, as it is quite personal to talk to a stranger about your feelings, but there are those who might see this as a benefit they didn't believe they needed, and coming back from a traumatic experience weighs heavily on the mind.
Of course, opting out after the first session would be at the person's discretion.
[She sighs and then Copper pushes at her shoulder with a paw.]
Fine, fine, let's walk. [The feed ends there.]
[Private Voice to Marco]
I need to speak to you soon.
[Private Voice to Namur]
I remember everything. [And that's all the message she leaves.]
[Midday, Grell stares into a clothing store, seemingly mesmerized with the mannequins and their attire for the day. But if anyone looks closer, they could tell that she's not really looking at them. She's looking at her own reflection in confusion.]
...where is it... [She touches her neck with her fingers, where her mark (ooc: #2) of the crew she belongs to is.] Was it real?
[Talking to herself, mostly, but anyone could hear. Just...don't startle her.]
[Video, present day]
[As the sun begins its descent, Grell sits on the steps to the sheriff's office. There is enough light to do a video, luckily. Sitting at the top of the stairs is her dog, Copper, who seems content with watching the scenery.]
As most of you know, City Guardian elections are approaching, and while I do plan to run again, there are a few things I'd like to state. The reason I'm bringing them up now is because they will be something I'll strive for, whether I'm elected or not.
First, the appointment for Deputy Guardians in Everglade will not fall upon whomever gets elected City Guardian, but will be voted upon. I believe it is imperative for City Guardians to set an example that-- [Grell begins counting on her fingers] they can work with anyone, that they will allow the citizens to choose who works closely with the elected Guardian, and that they accept that those elected deputies will act as a check against the Guardian's judgement.
Those that wish to run must be of adult age, have no criminal record in the city they're running in, and must not have criminal offenses in more than two cities. Other stipulations may apply, but those are the most important.
Second, and this is just an idea that popped up not long ago, I strongly believe that those who lose their lives here should have at least one session of psychiatric counseling. Most will be opposed to it, as it is quite personal to talk to a stranger about your feelings, but there are those who might see this as a benefit they didn't believe they needed, and coming back from a traumatic experience weighs heavily on the mind.
Of course, opting out after the first session would be at the person's discretion.
[She sighs and then Copper pushes at her shoulder with a paw.]
Fine, fine, let's walk. [The feed ends there.]
[Private Voice to Marco]
I need to speak to you soon.
[Private Voice to Namur]
I remember everything. [And that's all the message she leaves.]
[private] [voice]
Seems kinda funny yer comin' t' that conclusion jus' now, but hell, I'll bite. What'd I do?
[private] [voice]
[She sighs] Yes, I have. [It's a name she wants to re-establish in some way.]
It's one thing to hold a grudge, but across timelines? Even from you, that's surprising.
[private] [voice]