don’t make me go wumbo (
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august catch-all (open + closed prompts in comments)
Who: falco grice, 2B & friends!
What: a log with closed prompts and open prompts soon to come for the duration of august !feel free to reach out on my plotting comments,
liberos or owlie#3609 if you'd like to plot something specific! i will definitely do personalized tls!
When: august!
Where: corners of trench!
Content Warnings: mentions of gore, body horror, will add as they come

What: a log with closed prompts and open prompts soon to come for the duration of august !feel free to reach out on my plotting comments,
When: august!
Where: corners of trench!
Content Warnings: mentions of gore, body horror, will add as they come

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There's a face she doesn't know in the next bed over with pale hair and Beatrice turns her head a little to meet that curious gaze. ]
Curses are such awful things, don't you agree?
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2B flexes her infected fingers in her lap, both to help the intake of transfusion as much as remind her of what it was. ]
They're ailments, [ as if to correct and make sense of the word "curse" in her thoughts. something superstitious, intangible, much like souls were. she doesn't tend to ask many questions if an explanation is too far away, but there's a better one that fits this. she remembers the android gasping in her arms, the boy whose heart stopped when her blade ran through it, and thrummed right along with its fibrillations. something grows within her, the same feeling she felt for 9S: guilt. ] and it's . . . an awful end.
[ and they were lucky not to get so far. she wonders why. was it really luck? a lack of time and understanding? if she knew, maybe . . . she would've tried another way. ]
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An ailment comes from some sort of a disease. Curses are magical in their nature.
[ Prissily, as though she's correcting an obvious mistake. ]
Still, you're right. It's an awful way to go. I'm quite glad to have avoided it--and I'm sure you are too.
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What I feel for the others is greater than my relief. [ just this— guilt and sadness at an intensity she's never felt before. 2B tightens her lips together as the silence afterward builds as if she's realized she's said too much. ] I couldn't . . . Keep them alive.
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[ Beatrice insists, gently. ]
Some people can't be saved. That's merely the truth of the world. This one or any other.
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she wished she could kill god, if that even exists. ]
I can’t shut it off. [ it almost sounds like a quiet bother, though it runs harsher for her own feelings; how she wished there could be a code and then silence, not so much white noise and sound and emotion— she’s overstimulated from something already so overwhelming for her in times of high stakes, and bates a sigh through her nose. ] —Neither do I know why I told you.
[ a complete stranger who reached out, and one that she had perhaps reached out to first, but not with her words. ]
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[ Trust Beatrice. She's lived her whole life feeling emotions she doesn't want to feel about people she really doesn't like. Or people she loves in spite of herself. ]
I don't either, but maybe you wanted someone to know.
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That's . . . hardly rational. [ the sound through her nose is audible. the expression she wears is one that knows the answer to her own questioning. most of what is felt isn't logical. she should know, trying to perform field repairs on a being that didn't have the vitals to survive. ]
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[ Beatrice says with an amused, tired little smile. ]
It's something made up by humans to justify their decisions. SO many 'rational' people make a choice and then use being rational to justify it after they already know what result they want.
[ She doesn't mean it in a bad way, honest. ]
And of all things that humans have, emotions are certainly the least like rationality.
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You speak as if apart from them. [ "them" instead of "us". 2B is not different and tightens her lips together. irony. ] Are you?
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[ If that makes any sense whatsoever to anyone but Beatrice. ]
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You were created?
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[ Isn't it cool, 2B? ]
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[ 🤔 ]
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[ It's extremely meta, 2B. ]
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[ DEETS OR YEETS, says the android. ]
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[ She seems very smug about not knowing shit about this. ]
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(even though she wasn't exactly doing anything as the blood dripped—) ]
Is this a Witch's pastime? Spending time on uncertainties?
[ she sounds mildly miffed! you set her up!! ]
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[ Sorry, Beatrice is just the worst. ]
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You're contradictory.
[ in actuality, her whole existence seemed contradictory. ]
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[ Beatrice is in excellent spirits now, having thoroughly confounded her neighbor. ]
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[ she seems to have wanted to say one more thing— but realizing she doesn’t have a name on the witch, her lips awkwardly clip shut. she knows she’ll just either be wrong or bombarded with inconsistency! with the blood drip finished, she removes the tube from within her arm— all metallic from the flap of artificial skin precisely cut to allow access. ]
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[ Beatrice is immensely pleased with having bamboozled the poor robot. She sits up a little in bed to watch as 2B begins removing the blood drip. ]
...Ah, you're made of metal?
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Metallic chassis, carbon fibers, filters, [ her slight pause is a gesture that there's more, a lot more. she just won't sit there and list them. ] I am an android.
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An android? Eh? What? Like... a robot?
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cw: android suicide ....???
cw: suicidal ideation?
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witch friend.... acquired?!
social link ++
we could start wrapping it you'd like! for new things! (such as t-shirt)
Yeah I think this is a good spot for it!