Åsa Oxenstierna (
vaimo) wrote in
savetheearth2014-05-19 11:27 am
Third Shot | Handwritten
[Late at night, in somewhat sloppy but very feminine cursive.]
If we're immortal, will we stay immortal when all this is over? If it's not already - and then things have stayed the same.
Unless we leave the city, but that border's already changed.
[Because her most recent echo brought her back to Siiri's thought that they might have been immortal, and that (eventually) lead her to thinking about being immortal where her friends and family are mortal.
It's not a pleasant thought.]
If we're immortal, will we stay immortal when all this is over? If it's not already - and then things have stayed the same.
Unless we leave the city, but that border's already changed.
[Because her most recent echo brought her back to Siiri's thought that they might have been immortal, and that (eventually) lead her to thinking about being immortal where her friends and family are mortal.
It's not a pleasant thought.]

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well, Siiri will come in and just camp out on the sofa until the morning if Åsa is already asleep, but if she's still awake she doesn't want to enter without a come-in from the other woman.]
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Taking a deep breath, she opens the door and offers Siiri something of a smile.] I hope you don't have anything to do tomorrow. [Come in, though. Åsa reaches out without saying anything more, wrapping one hand around Siiri's wrist and pulling her in through the door. Partly because she doesn't like standing in the door in her nightclothes, and partly because she wants the closeness right now.]
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And she'll barely let the door close behind her before pulling Åsa against herself, wrapping around her as if trying to shield her from everything that their echoes might do.
She's not even taking her shoes or coat off.]
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She'll stay there for a while, unwilling to move, until it becomes uncomfortable to be still when she reluctantly pulls away a little. Not too far, though, only far enough to start helping Siiri out of her coat.] Do you want a drink? [She'd offer coffee, but it's too late for that even for her. Still. Let her be selfish a while longer. Stay with her. it's going to be another sleepless night anyway.]
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But she has to let go not only to take off the coat but also to take off her shoes, and while she won't put them away as neatly as she normally would, it still takes a moment of separation.]
What do you have?
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text;
I call di8s on not 8eing the one to test that shit.
Next morning | text from phone
Don't worry, it looks like my friend and I get to see what happens. Hopefully no one else will have to as well.
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Like me! And Roxy. And the Dians. HELLS of immortal.
So you and your 8uddy will have company on the "wow living forever 8lows all the chunks" train! Isn't that just GR8.
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Until every8ody else starts dying, I guess! 8ut we can enjoy the SHIT out of it until then.
And me and Roxy have a get-out clause! If we die heroically then we die for good. So I guess if Alan and Wally die I'll just go do some super cool self-sacrifice thing in a fit of grief.
I mean I guess first I will have to commission a commemor8tive statue so that people will always remem8er me and how heroic and hot I was. 8ut then 8AM! Deadsville. I have this shit all planned out!
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Text - if this isn't okay, let me know!
Next morning | text from phone
I'm all right! Sorry to worry you! I just couldn't sleep and got caught up thinking about things.
Next morning | text from phone \o
Then again, I was half awake when I read that too.
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I think this is why you shouldn't let yourself stay up and get caught up in things!
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It's a lot for a girl my age!
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Next morning | text from phone
It's good now, though. Do you think when things settle down in Las Vegas we might start going back to normal?
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But it probably won't. If L.A. is anything like Locke City was, things will only get worse.
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Makes you wonder why so many people have sought out immortality over the years. Still, a society where everyone was immortal sounds strange too. The population would get huge!
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I don't understand anyone who would want to live forever. Maybe to be invulnerable, but not immortal. Though then again, we're assuming that the immortality comes with eternal youth. I think there was a Greek myth we read in 8th grade about that sort of scenario. It's all kind of a mess.
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Text from phone | next morning
I know that my friend is. I don't really want to find out whether I am or not the same way, but I'm sure I was in the past.
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