Voices from Heaven (
thespaceopera) wrote in
driftfleet2015-10-20 11:18 am
![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
![[community profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/community.png)
Entry tags:
- !event,
- ahsoka tano,
- coil lenn,
- margaret "peggy" carter,
- nami,
- natasha romanoff,
- nelkeila tarid,
- nyssa al ghul,
- octavia blake,
- one,
- phèdre nó delaunay de montrève,
- r. daneel olivaw,
- rapunzel,
- remy lebeau,
- riku,
- robin redbreast,
- rogue,
- santanico pandemonium,
- shawn hunter,
- sokka,
- stefan salvatore,
- steve rogers (ou),
- steven quartz universe,
- stiles stilinski,
- syeira,
- tadashi hamada,
- tekhetsio,
- the vision,
- vash the stampede,
- vima sunrider,
- wanda maximoff,
- wrath,
- yamanaka ino
...And also these.
( for N-Z characters )
Before you post your topcomment, please:
1. Check the first letter of your character's name as its written in our tags. A-M names go to the other post, and N-Z names comment here.
2. Make a note in your topcomment if anything especially triggering or graphic might show up in the Calibration. If you're not sure if something's worth noting or not, we suggest listing it anyway, just to err on the side of caution.
3. Put your character's name (it can be shortened or different from the tag, this time) in the subject of your comment. This will help visitors find you easily, and help us update the list below.
4. Post your comment! It's fine if everyone's Calibrations end up looking and reading very different from one another. As long as you're having fun and following our guidelines, you're good to go. :)
5. If you have any questions or concerns during Calibrations, you are welcome to send them towards the mod team at any time, as always.
Vima Sunrider
If you try taking a book and reading it, though, there's nothing inside: not blank pages, just, nothing. However, there are a number of objects scattered around the shelves and tables.
Some things you might want to try: a cube-shaped Jedi Holocron, a pyramidal Sith Holocron, a lightsaber, a green lightsaber crystal, and a ragged cloak.
Sitting on one of the benches is Vima, but she doesn't look like the teenager who got kidnapped into a space reality show. She's four years old and blonde.]
[ooc: There is nothing hugely graphic upcoming, but some of Vima's memories involve war and some blood, so let me know if you'd like to avoid.]
no subject
Naturally, the first thing Beverly is going to notice is the lone little girl on the bench. Not knowing who she is, Beverly approaches the girl slowly, squatting down to her level to make herself less imposing. The last thing she wants to do is scare the child. Her voice is soothing and motherly when she speaks.]
Hi, there.
no subject
Hi. Who're you?
no subject
no subject
Of course I do. This is the Ossus. [Um... well, everyone knows that, the planet is Ossus. She looks shy again.] This is the Jedi library.
[She doesn't give her own name; it hasn't occurred to her yet that someone might not know it. Nomi usually takes care of that.]
no subject
Is your mother somewhere nearby?
no subject
She's training with Master Thon. [There might be a tiny bit of wistfulness there.] Why are you looking for her?
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
no subject
1/2
When she reaches towards the pyramid, Vima jumps up and exclaims just as the stranger's fingers make contact with it.]
No! That one's dangerous!
no subject
[There's a bright light in the sky that isn't the sun, a blazing white-and-yellow line that's growing incrementally. Everyone--robed Jedi, uniformed soldiers, normal civilians--is rushing to and fro, arms full of books and lightsabers and relics. Your mother puts you onto the broad back of Master Thon, saying that you need to get to the transport ships. The planet is going to be scorched lifeless.
You're terrified. Not even the Jedi can do anything--so many Jedi have died, Jedi you've known as your mother's friends have come back and tried to kill her, Thon, their masters.
Cay Qel-Droma exclaims that his brother is here. Your heart leaps: you know Ulic, he loves your mother like your father did--but Ulic left for the Sith and the few times you've seen him since, he isn't the man you knew. You don't understand how the dark side turned him from the brave, kind man that loves your mother so much. Cay leaps into a starfighter as everyone else hurries towards the transport ships. You keep watching, trying to see which one is him. The other fighter shoots him down. Nomi and Tott Doneeta run towards it, but Thon doesn't hurry so quickly.
There's a familiar sound: lightsabers clashing. Something horrible is happening up ahead. You clutch your doll closer to your chest, but it offers no comfort. There's a blood-curdling scream. You can hear your mother crying. You don't. You're just trying to breathe. Every time you thought there was nothing in your life that could be scarier--than your father dying, being attacked by dark side creatures, attacked by servant droids--something new happens.
Thone reaches the scene. Cay is in Ulic's arms. You can tell he's dead. He's covered in blood, his droid arm is gone, but you can feel it, a place in the Force that howls in sorrow. He's dead. And Ulic killed him.]
no subject
[When the vision ends and Wanda finds herself back in the library, it takes a moment for her to reign in her feelings and emotions. Even though it wasn't her memory, she still needed a few seconds to remember who she was. Once she's recovered her senses, she looks over at the girl who had been seated at a nearby bench, giving her an apologetic smile.]
I'm sorry. You tried to warn me didn't you?
no subject
That day... that day is the worst day. [She looks down at her feet.] Why did you pick it?
no subject
I am sorry. I did not mean for that to happen. I merely saw the symbol and- I'm sorry.
no subject
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
no subject
This time, however, it's not the books that catch his attention so much as the four year old girl on the bench. As he approaches her, he kneels down so that he's at her eye level.]
Hey there. Are you waiting for someone?
no subject
No, I'm just here a lot.
no subject
I used to come here all the time too. Hey - actually, why don't you tell me your favorite thing in here?
[Why "thing" slips out instead of book, he's not sure, but he'll roll with it for now.]
no subject
That one is good.
no subject
It sure looks pretty cool.
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
no subject
Carefully, Leanne walks past the shelves, pausing only to open a book (nothing, figures) before moving on, from one shelf to the next. She doesn't even notice the girl for the moment, as distracted as she is, and in the end, it's the cloak that really captures her attention.]
Who left this here... [she mutters to herself, slowly reaching out for it.]
1/2
Ulic did. Ulic Qel-Droma.
no subject
The man who sits with you is big, and he used to be handsome--it's clear he was once a strong, proud individual. But his face is lined and worn. His eyes are sad. Weary.]
"Nomi doesn't know you're here, does she?"
"My mother doesn't notice whether I'm there or not," you say--this is the familiar fourteen-year-old. "She doesn't know how badly I want to be a Jedi."
"Do you realize the cost of being a Jedi?" he says. "I have watched my master slain, murdered my own brother, betrayed your mother... all of this, only to become blinded to the Force.
I no longer enjoy my memories, Vima. I have wandered too far, seen too much... I have the blood of enough children on my hands. Why would you want anything I can teach you?"
[It's all true, you know it is. You were there the day that he struck Cay down--you watched your mother sever his connection to the Force. You heard Sylvar denounce him and demand they hunt him down, bring him to justice. But you don't waver. There is more to Ulic than the crimes he committed--the Force led you to him for a reason. You need him. And maybe he needs you.]
"Because... you're Ulic."
no subject
[Leanne can only repeat the name once before she's swept up in the memory.
She think she jumps in surprise at the sound of the wind, but... It's hard to tell, when all her attention is taken up by the man beside her.
He's... Is this Ulic? And he's... Of course. He's speaking to Vima and--
--And Leanne doesn't really get it.]
Wh-what... What was that?! Why did that...
[Yeah, she's not gonna be touching any more cloaks any time soon.]
no subject
That was when Ulic agreed to train me as a Jedi.
[The incongruity of referring to her older self in the past tense doesn't even occur to her.]
no subject
Oh... It sounds like... [She shakes her head, frowning.] It sounds like it was really dangerous or something, huh?
B-but he's gotta have taught you a lot, too.
(no subject)
(no subject)