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001 Ω first level (east side); second level

Oct 01, 2011 15:58

[ Alice has found herself bored. It's only natural for such a curious and explorative girl to become bored after having looked through most of the nooks and crannies of the city, not to mention the fact that the city isn't quite as interesting as her own Wonderland, which she feels she could rediscover time and time again and never get bored in ( Read more... )

c: (death note) beyond birthday (ou), c: (the dark knight) the joker (ou), (a. mcgee's alice) alice liddell (ou), c: (arabesque) ashraf al-mansur

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scotopic October 2 2011, 03:08:55 UTC

... You're asking me to dance. [B seems a little puzzled about that, actually.]

irrationaling October 2 2011, 22:29:56 UTC

It's merely a poem I've heard somewhere before.

[ like she would want to dance with a creeper like him!! ]

It wasn't meant as a proposal for a dance of sorts to anyone, really.

scotopic October 3 2011, 01:16:58 UTC

I don't think I even know how to dance.

irrationaling October 3 2011, 17:36:52 UTC

You are quite a curious person, aren't you? Unable to dance or get bored.. How do you even spend your days?

scotopic October 3 2011, 22:42:45 UTC

Solving crossword puzzles. [He's quite nonchalant about it.]

irrationaling October 5 2011, 13:00:36 UTC

A.. crossword puzzle? [ Victorian times and all that. ]

I have to admit the 'puzzle' part sounds rather interesting, but I have never heard of it before otherwise.

scotopic October 6 2011, 01:08:05 UTC

You've never heard of a crossword puzzle? [side-eyeing her. what is this nonsense.] Impossible.

irrationaling October 7 2011, 13:10:16 UTC

Oh, I'll have to reassure you it's very possible. A little while earlier there was a man talking to me about other curious things I had never heard of before too.

It was something like.. [ she pauses for a moment, thinking. ] 'Internet access' and 'a computer matrix'. It was most curious indeed.

scotopic October 8 2011, 16:23:58 UTC

Computers are fairly modern inventions, usually only found in industrialized, moderately affluent populations, so it's not difficult to believe someone might not be familiar with those terms. But I'm fairly certain crossword puzzles aren't a terribly novel invention.

irrationaling October 9 2011, 18:36:24 UTC

Well, if it's new inventions we're talking about, then I do suppose something like all those inventions working on steam should be mentioned.

scotopic October 10 2011, 14:49:02 UTC

Steam? [Oh goodness.] What year is it?

irrationaling October 10 2011, 17:29:16 UTC

In this place? I haven't gotten the slightest clue.

Back home, however, I believe it was 1876.

scotopic October 10 2011, 20:04:29 UTC

Oh. Well, that explains everything.

irrationaling October 10 2011, 20:14:31 UTC

... It does? You seem rather convinced of your case.

scotopic October 10 2011, 20:16:13 UTC

1876 is more than a hundred years ago. [DUH, ALICE.]

irrationaling October 10 2011, 20:23:22 UTC

A hunderd years ago for you, maybe. It's fairly recent for me, as you may have guessed.

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