Arden's Musebox (
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Entry tags:
- !open,
- [verse] knights of legend,
- [verse] open,
- who: crowley,
- who: dean winchester,
- who: edward cullen,
- who: fox mulder,
- who: hannibal lecter,
- who: iliiana hawke,
- who: isabella alessandro,
- who: phil coulson,
- with: bedelia de maurier,
- with: claire bennet,
- with: dana scully,
- with: fenris,
- with: jo harvelle,
- with: lex luthor,
- with: pietro maximoff,
- with: skye
the return of the revenge of just rp it.

how to play.1. Drop a comment with one or more of your muses. It can be empty if you want me to make a scenario, or you can toss one at me. Prompts are boss. (a word, song, lyric, picture, phrase, a meme prompt, anything). Specify if there's something you do or don't want, otherwise I could throw anything at you: AUs, shippiness, awfulness. You've been warned, son.
1b. If you want to continue a verse we started in another thread somewhere, specify it in the comment or subject line. I'd be down for revisiting any of those.
2. In the subject line, you can specify any of my muses you might want to play with (including OCs, who have their own list), or you can ask me to pick someone. No muses are off-limits except for those that have no icon uploaded on the list. Otherwise, I'll pick or randomize someone.
2b. Muses I would really love to play right now, in case you are having a hard time choosing: Hawke, Hannibal Lecter, Selina Kyle, Fox Mulder, Cigarette Smoking Man, Serafina, Pepper Potts, Lois Lane, Jacen Solo.
3. just rp with me. if something jives really well, maybe we can continue it in another one of these later, sort of like a super casual verse. if it doesn't, it doesn't.
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she can hear the sound of bones breaking - that sharp snap like someone stepping on sticks in the woods, sudden and unexpected, and she pauses to sit back on her heels. looks at one of her hands and holds it out in front of her. she can see the bones shifting underneath her skin. such strong things that hold the human body together - and yet, in an instant, can be broken.
she does not enter the neighboring room when she is finished, almost as if she can't bring herself to see the horror of it for herself. this is participation, but only to a point.
she scrubs her hands beneath the faucet until the water runs clear again. her robe is wet, the silk blotched and damp. she looks at her reflection in the mirror almost as if she is reluctant to see his face looking back at her. ]
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What do you see, Bedelia, now that your eyes are open?
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she braces her hands against the edges of the sink and looks at him in the mirror. ]
A man that I never truly knew until this moment.
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He, too, thinks of bones. And of breaking. ] You once said you saw enough to see to the truth of me. [ there's a certain cruelty in the reminder, and he waits for her flinch, curious if she will evince it. She'd also said, then, that she liked him, in spite of what she claimed to see about his true character. he waited for her to remember her own words, for them to taste bitter in her memory.
What did it say about her, that she had once claimed as much? ]
Is this not what you expected to find, beneath my human veil?
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[ her gaze does not shift away from his; she only breaks it when she turns to face him directly instead of speaking to a reflection. there, confronted with the hard evidence of the truth, she finds her resolve.
she's holding the rag in one hand, limply resting at her side. she walks over to him leisurely as though exhausted by the events of the day. ]
You once helped me when I asked it of you. That too was a truth that I would not soon forget.
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Comparing the two situations she refers to is bold, given the motivations behind each. She is sweeping aside degrees of morality, or at least granting the appearance of placing a higher value on the dynamic of personal debt, or gratitude.
As she's said, Hannibal can appreciate even mere appearances, more than most. He lets her have them. ] I see.
My work with Mr. Dimmond will take some time. I think you have helped enough for this evening, Bedelia.
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almost subconsciously, she draws the edges of her robe more securely around her body, tightening the knot at her waist. ]
Then, if you don't mind, I'll be in the bath.
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[ the plastic suit makes the slightest whispering noise at the movement, a single droplet of blood sliding its way off from a previously creased ridge that shifted to set it free, skating further down his side, a macabre shiver of motion. ] Good night. [ he turns from her, with that deceptively benign well-wishing hanging in the air, after reaching out to close the door partially for her. ]