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paraclete) wrote in
driftfleet2017-01-26 11:26 am
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Who: Kaworu Nagisa and anyone else
Broadcast: Fleetwide
Action: he's off on his own, for now.
When: afternoon
It's curious to call a place the way this place is called. "Solace" is a deeply personal concept to any creature, I believe. What brings you that measure of peace is going to be different from what brings it to me. So there's a lot of confidence in naming this space Solace, because how did they know whether this has what you or I are seeking?
But isn't it a little nice, too? The people who created this place must have found their solace in it themselves, and they truly believed it to be a provision of peace for the average heart. Those people have long since passed, I'm sure, now dead and having scattered past all these clouds. But what they believed to be vital, what nourished their well-being, remains here as a beacon of their hopes and endeavors. You know, it's always that way: when anyone leaves the world, their personal truths linger on, a landmark of reality. To the founders of Solace, this was solace. So it remains, whether or not you or I find our peace here.
Oh, anyway, hey, what do you think of this thing?
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Broadcast: Fleetwide
Action: he's off on his own, for now.
When: afternoon
It's curious to call a place the way this place is called. "Solace" is a deeply personal concept to any creature, I believe. What brings you that measure of peace is going to be different from what brings it to me. So there's a lot of confidence in naming this space Solace, because how did they know whether this has what you or I are seeking?
But isn't it a little nice, too? The people who created this place must have found their solace in it themselves, and they truly believed it to be a provision of peace for the average heart. Those people have long since passed, I'm sure, now dead and having scattered past all these clouds. But what they believed to be vital, what nourished their well-being, remains here as a beacon of their hopes and endeavors. You know, it's always that way: when anyone leaves the world, their personal truths linger on, a landmark of reality. To the founders of Solace, this was solace. So it remains, whether or not you or I find our peace here.
Oh, anyway, hey, what do you think of this thing?
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It looks like something happened to its tail.
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It waggles its tail a little when it moves. But it doesn't fall off or anything. Just twitches...
[Um,] Is it cute? Ugly? Neutral?
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No, look at the top edge of its tail. It looks like it's been cut or something.
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What do you think I should do? We're sitting next to each other right now. Both very still. What would you do?
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Wait, it's there with you? I thought it was just a picture you found.
[She's being too open. God, any longer and she'll start shuffling around asking if he ever found the not-obnoxiously-colored scarf she wrapped up and stuck by his door on his ship during Christmas.]
Talk to it.
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I'm at one of the parks. On Solace. While I was sitting, it came out into the open. If I don't move at all, it stays where it is and looks around. I didn't want to frighten it, so I've been still.
[And when he asked her what she thought, he just wanted to know her opinion on the matter. But perhaps he should have expected her to command him outright...
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I introduced myself. I'm fairly sure it's not capable of responding, but I can say more things if you think I should.
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So tell him I said hello. Those things like sunlight, right?
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Hey, do you want to tell it anything else?
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Oh
The filename? I like sorting files.
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:)
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Neat, right?
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you continue to amaze me in various ways
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(He's spent the past week and a half tucked in bed, trying not to think about anything.)
So,]
Is that a new friend?
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That's why he's very happy to see a response to his photography. Talking about something is better than not talking about anything, at least in Nagisa Kaworu's opinion.]
I think, instead, more like a companion. At least for the time being. I'm sitting very still, so hopefully it won't run away.
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[They've been together for more than a year, as close as close can be, but Shinji still doesn't know all that much about Kaworu's life before meeting him...]
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[But he'd like to sound encouraging—]
I've seen mice! And rats. In different contexts. Also, birds and insects.
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Giant lizard, though, it seems neat.
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Maybe that's how it is. But then you'll remember sooner or later that you're not in control of anything in the real world... good and bad stuff just happens to you.
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Solace seems to be a popular name for communities that live off the ground. I wonder if that's trying to tell us something.
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Regardless...]
All those fairy tales about Heaven and its like, perhaps. I'm sure cultures across all these different worlds think about similar things.
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Traditions and superstitions do seem to be universal in some regards. Have you ever noticed that? How children will pick up the same tradition and tales without ever quite knowing where they got it from.
Of course, it could just be that whoever builds Solace cities has a phobia of the ground. I can relate.