Molly Carpenter (
talentsgirl) wrote2012-03-24 05:03 pm
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[ Action, Voice ] Onions have layers, ogres have layers .002
[Today Molly Carpenter is in your community buildings, exploring the floors and kitchens and opening (hopefully unoccupied!) random doors. Why is she doing this? She's not quite settled that Community Building Six is the best place for her and Harry to be, so far away from town, and collect evidence to present her case. Also - hey, strolling down someone's apartment corridor could be a great way to meet people!
And secretly, she's looking for thresholds. It makes sense that there aren't any here - five years, at most, being kept in a place against your will - could that even form a threshold? She didn't know, but it was so terribly contrary to her understanding of magic that she had to investigate.
Later in the day, a series of filters starting at 5 and not working their way up past 15 percent will appear in the journal followed by a voice post.]
[Filter at 5 percent]
Testing, testing... so you actually can do this.
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Testing... drat.
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Test, test - man, I thought for sure that would work
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Ah-ha! Think I'm getting it now...
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Test... nope.
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Maybe this will--
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Oh, come on!
Hi! So. Sorry if anyone bothered with that. I'm trying to get the hang of this "filtering" thing but it's just not like anything I've ever done before. If a couple wouldn't mind putting up some really low, easy filters in this post against me, I'd really appreciate it. That way I could try to sort of... learn it backwards? Thanks.
And secretly, she's looking for thresholds. It makes sense that there aren't any here - five years, at most, being kept in a place against your will - could that even form a threshold? She didn't know, but it was so terribly contrary to her understanding of magic that she had to investigate.
Later in the day, a series of filters starting at 5 and not working their way up past 15 percent will appear in the journal followed by a voice post.]
[Filter at 5 percent]
Testing, testing... so you actually can do this.
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Testing... drat.
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Test, test - man, I thought for sure that would work
[Filter at 15 percent]
Ah-ha! Think I'm getting it now...
[Filter at
Test... nope.
[Filter at
Maybe this will--
[Filter at
Oh, come on!
Hi! So. Sorry if anyone bothered with that. I'm trying to get the hang of this "filtering" thing but it's just not like anything I've ever done before. If a couple wouldn't mind putting up some really low, easy filters in this post against me, I'd really appreciate it. That way I could try to sort of... learn it backwards? Thanks.
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not until now.
it's her. he recognizes the voice. how could he ignore it? the new feather he'd found the day after his own arrival. ]
...Filtering, Miss Molly?
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[ voice ] I'm not even sure which tags I'm prosing with you anymore
rofl. and i might be making mistakes -- i'm tagging while essay-writing
I'm flattered to be a distraction o/
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/yeah yeah prose
and now everything matches aka: in which I get derailed forever looking for Molly's outfit
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Since he's been making and breaking these filters practically since he arrived, he'll actually be helpful here.]
You talkin' filterin' somethin' so only you can read it or filterin' it so it's blocked from you? 'Cause I can arrange either one, petite.
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I really hope this isn't your way of finding out where I live.
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[Alright, he sort of maybe feels bad for the whole leaving-her-in-a-tree thing.]
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Of course, he wasn't really expecting a stranger to appear in his hallway right now. Don't mind him turning to look
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A younger girl already sitting in the kitchen of the third floor of the fourth community house, a mug near at hand, a kettle still on the stove, and a large piece of paper spread out on the table in front of her. When Molly comes poking her head in, though, she looks up from it.]
...hmm?
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Hello, what's this? Someone moving in?]
Hi there. Need help with anything?
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