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╰ anything to get the shot || video 001 || ☭

Aug 01, 2011 02:20

[ There are sounds of a bed creaking with movement, blankets being shfited and a grunt as she rolls off of the mattress and onto her feet. The blond reporter leans over her nightstand and notes the Dreamberry being on, rolls her eyes to it and just picks it up, shoving it into the pocket of her jeans, which in turn causes the camera feed to go ( Read more... )

sleep coma, breakfast time, &somarium, nate? you home?, how do i has wake up?, give to me all the foods

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[Video] livethecreed August 2 2011, 01:58:03 UTC

Do you plan to subject us to the view of your roof for long? [He's both curious and amused at the moment.]

[video] lastyears_model August 2 2011, 17:15:46 UTC

No one's asking you to keep looking really, but hey- If I do, maybe someone can offer some interesting tips on cleaning it. Or decorating it. [ She's sharing in his amusement here, really. ]

[video] livethecreed August 2 2011, 22:15:39 UTC

I will be of no use to you for that. [but if you need someone dead, he's quite good at that]

[video] lastyears_model August 3 2011, 00:37:41 UTC

No? Not an artist, then? [ Duly noted! ]

[video] livethecreed August 3 2011, 00:53:10 UTC

It is not my specialty, no. [Well, not unless you count his ability to kill with one blow an art...]

[video] lastyears_model August 3 2011, 00:54:51 UTC

And what is your specialty?

[video] livethecreed August 4 2011, 17:00:18 UTC

I protect others from those who would use them. Stop those who would abuse their power. [By killing the person abusing them]

[video] lastyears_model August 4 2011, 17:32:05 UTC

That so? Sounds kind of noble, in a sense. Or just something like Robin Hood, really.

[video] livethecreed August 4 2011, 20:39:23 UTC

Most do not appreciate our work.

[A bit of confusion is clear in his voice as he continues] I do not know this Robin Hood. Are they another here?

[video] lastyears_model August 4 2011, 20:45:34 UTC

Most people don't know how to properly appreciate much things anyway.

[ She raises her brows at that one curiously. Someone who doesn't know the story of Robin Hood? Interesting. ] He's seen as a heroic outlaw in English folklore, actually. A man from the woods who's skilled with a sword and archery, known for taking it upon himself to create a band of men to join him in stealing from the rich and give to the poor. Just another sort of man who seems to be on a noble crusade, is all. A vigilante, if you will.

[video] livethecreed August 5 2011, 03:50:04 UTC

A sad truth.

[For a moment Altair almost believes the tales could be of the Brotherhood, but quickly dismisses the thought. None speak well of his Order.]

The tale does have some similarities with my Brotherhood. Although I believe we have different methods.

[video] lastyears_model August 5 2011, 04:45:30 UTC

Unfortunately so, mm.

Brotherhood? [ That's interesting sounding, isn't it? ] Well, methods don't have to be the same to get the same job done. I guess it all depends on what the methods are and how they're used for people to see the vigilante type as good, in the end.

[video] livethecreed August 5 2011, 18:43:54 UTC

[A very brief wry grin crosses his features before his face becomes impassive again.]

I do not believe any in my world consider us 'good'. Even though we believe in the good of the many over the good of one.

[video] lastyears_model August 5 2011, 18:50:04 UTC

Well, to be frank, it's difficult to see things for what they are most of the time.

A person who helps an old woman cross the street, for example, is seen as good.

A person who brings halt to someone trying to rob that old woman by turning their own gun onto the attacker is seen as someone who should have called the authorities rather than take it upon themselves to try and stop the criminals. Because it brings up the questions of:

Why did that person happen to be there right at the right moment?
Why did that person happen to have a gun on them for such a situation?
How do we know that person isn't just another criminal taking the highroad for a moment to hide their own crimes?

And so on, and so forth.

So nine times out of ten, even though the person is trying to help, the crowds and citizens around fail to see the assistance and just bring up more paranoid questions rather than offer a "hey, good job!" to whomever helped out.

[video] livethecreed August 6 2011, 05:46:11 UTC

I have noticed that people do not always know what is best for them. They are willing to settle for those that kill hundreds so long as their way of life is not disrupted.

It is only when they believe themselves to be in danger that they pay any attention to the state of things.

[video] lastyears_model August 6 2011, 05:52:45 UTC

You said it exactly right. And that? Is an unfortunate truth.

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