Comments | usednastyplot: 1st Plot [Audio]

usednastyplot

1st Plot [Audio]

Sep 12, 2010 00:50

Hello there, fellow ‘trainers’, this is Artemis Fowl II speaking.

This is a very interesting device. It almost reminds me of the C-Cube. But back to business; I’m afraid the man calling declaring himself a ‘professor’ hasn’t been so helpful in relaying information in any great matter or detail. Am I correct in assuming there seems to be no specific ( Read more... )

*aerith, *issun, audio, *heather, *neku, *kaito, !ic

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[Video] foolishwren September 11 2010, 23:51:55 UTC

No specific reason that we know of.

Hey, isn't Artemis generally a girl's name?

[Heather knows her mythology, yo.]

[Video] usednastyplot September 11 2010, 23:57:12 UTC

[See this? This is Artemis giving a small sigh. Because he's heard that so many times.]

It's also used for boys, in rare cases, I'll admit, but I'm named after my father.

And your name, miss?

[Video] foolishwren September 12 2010, 00:04:11 UTC

[And it surely will not be the last.]

Makes sense, I guess.

Name's Heather.

[Video] usednastyplot September 12 2010, 00:09:59 UTC

[And certainly not the last sigh caused by Heather?]

A pleasure.

May I ask how long you've been forced to reside here?

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video faithwithart September 12 2010, 00:17:50 UTC

So Arty guy, we've been brought here to train these Pokemon animals. They're not so bad I guess, but geez you have to tell them how to battle all the time.

video usednastyplot September 12 2010, 00:20:57 UTC

Artemis. I'd gathered most of that, though it still seems a little barbaric.

Would you care to explain what you mean by 'tell them how to battle all the time'?

video faithwithart September 12 2010, 00:35:03 UTC

Lemme tell ya, they don't know what attacks to use in a fight. Even if its obvious, how did they survive without somebody else anyway?

video usednastyplot September 12 2010, 00:41:47 UTC

Well, animals tend to fight for survival, that is, to gain access to food, territories or mates, not simply because they're forced to by humans. Perhaps this transition between the two confuses them?

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[video] talkstoearth September 12 2010, 01:16:41 UTC

No, no one knows why we're here, so we might as well make the best of it!

[video] usednastyplot September 12 2010, 01:25:10 UTC

True, but there's a difference between making the best of a situation and simply blindly following.

[video] talkstoearth September 13 2010, 02:54:48 UTC

That's true...so what will you do?

[video] usednastyplot September 13 2010, 12:14:19 UTC

Make the best of it, of course.

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[video] bakaitoukid September 12 2010, 03:15:14 UTC

If there's a reason, no one's shared it with us yet.

[video] usednastyplot September 12 2010, 06:25:43 UTC

Odd, it seems alot of people are content with that.

[video] bakaitoukid September 12 2010, 22:22:22 UTC

'Being content' and 'going along with things while searching for a way out' are two different things.

[video] usednastyplot September 12 2010, 22:34:50 UTC

And how've you been going about performing these 'searches'?

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[text] brbmanlytears September 12 2010, 03:32:11 UTC

what's a c cube

and don't bother with the people in town they're all useless.

[text] usednastyplot September 12 2010, 06:28:10 UTC

A creation of my own invention.

A bit blunt perhaps but thank you for the opinion.

[text] brbmanlytears September 13 2010, 03:33:34 UTC

really specific

no point in being nice about it, not like they care.

[text] usednastyplot September 13 2010, 12:13:08 UTC

My inventions are my own.

Interesting.

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