There's no hope. No one's coming for you. No one wanted you, that's why you were taken. Except now, even Jareth doesn't want you. No one does. No one's coming. No hope. No hope. No hope no hope no hope nohopenohopenohopenohope...The three captives had been in Jareth's oubliette for days now, with the mantra getting ever-louder in their ears and
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The oubliette itself didn't overly bother her. The lack of rats and other vermin, and the steady supply of clean air already put it above some of the places she'd been, even if she could have done with better lighting. As for the voices...she stopped being a terrified child who'd blindly believe the words of her captors a long time ago, regardless of if they echoed her own feelings.
Besides, you didn't spend that much effort telling someone you didn't want them and were done with them unless the opposite was true.
And if she was wrong and they were expected to die down here...she'd do what had to be done, for the others then herself.
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Nobody wanted him? Fine, then. He didn't want anyone, anyway. He was just fine on his own. He'd tried -- he'd tried not to care about people, but they'd forced him to, and now they'd abandoned him. It was the story of his life.
Sure, there were other people in here with him, but he didn't need them, either. He didn't need anyone.
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She could admit to herself that if Jareth came now to offer them another chance, she'd probably be pathetically grateful for the opportunity to take it.
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And so saying, marched back into the corridor, lighting the way.... until she sighed. "Right. Now. Egress, exit, escape hatch.... where?"
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"Over there," she said, pointing. "We went through a doorway and got dropped into an oubliette. Ours had a door. We used it to get out, and brought it over here."
This labyrinth's logic was a little sideways.
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