The Barkeep (
forcegalactic) wrote in
trustfell2015-11-21 06:57 pm
It keeps happening
[After that horror show of an execution, Mordecai is still restless from the investigation and trial. He has too much pent-up energy, and plenty of others are sure to be upset, too. Ashley was loved by nearly all of them, the trial was mentally draining, and that execution was crueler than it should have been.
Two hours after everyone has returned to their rooms, they'll find a note slipped under their doors.]
We can't go on with empty stomachs. There's food in the kitchen, and the dining room is always open if you need someone to talk to.
Please keep anything outside of eating and civilized conversation away from the dining hall. That room is meant to be a peaceful place for those of us that need it.
-Mordecai Benmont Jiminy
[Today, there's cream of tomato soup warming up on the stove with a set of bowls besides it. It's a more mindless dish to prepare than mashed potatoes, as much as Mordecai wants to vent his frustrations on the potatoes.
He decides to follow Cabanela's tradition and lights one more candle, and after some consideration, lights a sixth. Let those who cared about either girl pay their respects.]
Two hours after everyone has returned to their rooms, they'll find a note slipped under their doors.]
Please keep anything outside of eating and civilized conversation away from the dining hall. That room is meant to be a peaceful place for those of us that need it.
-Mordecai Benmont Jiminy
[Today, there's cream of tomato soup warming up on the stove with a set of bowls besides it. It's a more mindless dish to prepare than mashed potatoes, as much as Mordecai wants to vent his frustrations on the potatoes.
He decides to follow Cabanela's tradition and lights one more candle, and after some consideration, lights a sixth. Let those who cared about either girl pay their respects.]

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[You are getting such an 'are you kidding me' look right now.He really didn't expect anyone to comprehend the idea--that was why he'd kept Pucci around.]
The literal definition isn't what I mean. It's just a term I seem to have assigned to describe an abstract concept surrounding the idea of 'why do people meet each other?' As you said, it's a metaphor--illustrating that some people are simply drawn together for larger reasons they can't understand.
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I read about the string theory of fate and the game theory of fate, but gravity's a new one for me, even if all three of those have their own flaws.
[He never said he was a good writer.]
Though, I do wonder if the Galaxium ever has played with the lives of mortals. It would be a real life manifestation of the whole "gods playin' with fate" stories from long ago.
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[Or in a fucking mirror, Dio.]
But I'm afraid I don't know what the Galaxium is.
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[Instead of pawns and playthings, they were an "experiment". And what are experiments but fun diversions to mad scientists?]
I don't know much about the Galaxium, but they're these cosmic entities that have total omnipotence over the entire universe. From what I recall from a conversation with one, they aren't allowed to interfere with use mortals and our affairs, but if one ever got bored of watchin' us, I would not be surprised - not one bit - if they startin' toyin' with us for funsies.
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I dunno. I never had 'em interfere with any of my personal life, unless you count all of the bad circumstances I've been as part of a joke on their behalf. I'm fine as long as they stay out of my business, but if they're refusin' to intervene on the universe's safety, then I got a problem.
[Judging from the frustrated tone, it very much is a problem.]
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