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- tlv: abel,
- tlv: alexander hilbert,
- tlv: angeal hewley,
- tlv: avalon,
- tlv: dimitri alexander blaiddyd,
- tlv: doug eiffel,
- tlv: elim rawne,
- tlv: francesca "franky" cook,
- tlv: iris wildthyme,
- tlv: jacob seed,
- tlv: james "bucky" barnes,
- tlv: jedao two,
- tlv: jonathan reid,
- tlv: kirei kotomine,
- tlv: lark tennant,
- tlv: lestat de lioncourt,
- tlv: lester sheehan,
- tlv: mad sweeney,
- tlv: maggie garcia,
- tlv: malcolm bright,
- tlv: natalie scatorccio,
- tlv: neal caffrey,
- tlv: nita callahan,
- tlv: oscar,
- tlv: paul "jesus" rovia,
- tlv: raylan givens,
- tlv: root,
- tlv: rosita espinosa,
- tlv: steve rogers [captain america],
- tlv: will graham,
- tlv: xie lian,
- tlv: zack fair
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[If I don't have an active post up, feel free to use this post to have your character call, videochat, text, or knock on Shaw's door.]
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[She glances up at him for the first time.]
Who was your family?
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[ No, not entirely right. ]
He's known by Sweeney, here. We both have some...extenuating circumstances, so it wasn't a hard choice for us.
And there's Addy- think her 'real' name is Laura. Hadn't even met her before, but in the Breach she was a close friend.
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[And he doesn't strike her as the type of person who'd be on board with keeping up close breach relationships, so color her a little surprised. She sighs and sits back, letting Winston climb on her.]
Integration would just make me worse.
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Yeah, I don't think it's the recommended coping tactic. Luckily, the memories are supposed to fade for people, until they feel more like a dream.
I'm not expecting that to happen with me, considering how tightly I tend to hold onto personalities that aren't my own. But hopefully, it won't always be so raw, for you.
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I got a bunch of tattoos related to things I know are real. If that's something that might work for you, too.
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Yeah, that might take me a bit. I want to draw it myself. But I do already have-
[ He points to his right cheek, where a 2-inch scar sits diagonally, faded more than it probably should be at this point. ]
This one's from Dolarhyde, and-
[ He points up to the horizontal 4-inch scar on the right side of his forehead. Brushing his hair back, it's possible to see the full length of it. ]
That one's from Hannibal. So there's that. Didn't choose them, but they're real.
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Do you like them, or hate them?
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I like them. They are a tactile representation of what I've survived. What I've overcome.
How about you? Mine have all been pretty personal.
[ She might've just had a bad day in the line of duty. ]
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[She hesitates, then shrugs. A memory of getting captured, but a memory of saving her team, too.]
A mixed bag, I guess. I don't hate them, but the tattoos mean more.
[A rod of Asclepius; USMC lettering to twin one that her father had had. Morse code around one wrist; forward slash marks on both sides of the other. The others that she'd done before her death haven't been redone yet.]
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I can see why they would. And the- at least most of the newer ones are easier to get back down. [ He smirks a bit. ] Don't think I could've taken a circular saw to my head, so I'm glad I didn't lose that.
[ His eyes move to her wrists. ] Did it help? To get the new ones back down?
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[She says, rubbing a thumb over one of the slash marks.]
I like what they represent. They're markers - of milestones; of important things.
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Yep. That should help you out, I think.
Are you going to try to avoid Neal and Doug till you feel more settled with yourself?
[ No judgment either way, not from Will. He's just curious. ]
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[Except she'd made the choice to call them back, albeit only after she'd been awake for a day and change.]
There was a whole thing with Franky Cook, too, but I haven't heard from her yet.
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[ The amount he's been socializing, in order to learn about his fellow passengers, has been exhausting. Surely he's almost done meeting new people? ]
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I don't expect you'd need a go-between, but if the blur gets bad, let me know. I can step in, make sure you get a break. You didn't know me there, so that could make the separation easier, maybe.
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[She admits it quietly. God, how do people manage more than one breach? How do people stay here for years?]
I just know the things I'm thinking aren't really me. Pretty sure other people aren't so good at that.
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At knowing? Yeah, and that might make it easier on them. They don't have to see those edges where they stop and someone else begins. And when the breach memories fade, it's a quiet vanishing.
What things are you thinking that aren't really you? If you're all right talking about it.
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[Her tone is flat; her eyes dull. She lets the dog nudge his cold nose against her cheek.]
That world is real, this world is imaginary. Home is just a dream.
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Yeah, those are the ones. Any sort of grounding's going to help. Your tattoos, talking with people you know here, doing something physical- which would probably help you more than it does me.
For me, it's more- I reason with myself when I notice it. If that world were real, then I'd be dead. This right here is too structured for a final fever dream. I know who I am.
[ His voice has quieted down considerably. ] -and if I say that to myself often enough, it keeps me focused on figuring it out. It eventually becomes true.
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Well, it's more like I don't have a choice. It's an experiment, trying the best of the bad options, because there's honestly too much for me to work on. It'd be years before I started feeling like myself again, if I went about it like I usually do. This is letting me just focus on the parts I want to get rid of, like the part of me that decided it was a great idea to just eat four people. I- I-
[ He seems to stop moving for a moment, frozen. Then he lets out all his breath in a deep sigh. ]
It wouldn't work if Harkin-- uh, Sweeney- didn't have a worse, supernatural version of the same problem. We got lucky, honestly, because we can both understand.
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Point taken. Do you, uh--
[She gestures at Winston. Do you need the dog, buddy.]
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Ah. Thanks. If you can believe it, this is me doing a lot better.
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[They're definitely easier than people, on multiple levels.]
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want to thread this out?
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