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savetheearth2013-06-09 08:18 pm
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Who: Sam and Tamara
What: Tamara wants to confess to Sam something about her past, but is interrupted by the appearance of a Vermedi.
Where: A secluded area of the LCU campus.
When: Backdated to May 23rd.
Normally, when Sam was asked somewhere for a private conversation by a girl he was undeniably attracted to, he would be pretty excited and hopeful that it was some sort of love confession. Half the time the girl just wanted advice, but still, that was a sign that she trusted him and that wouldn't be a bad thing either.
But the girl that asked was Tamara, and they'd already had a meeting like this before, so he had a pretty good idea of what to actually expect, or so he thought. She probably had recovered another memory concerning his look-alike, he imagined, another piece to their shared puzzle. That's what it was the first time, after all, and he had no reason to get his hopes up and think otherwise. Which was fine, since he was interested in that, too! And at least she didn't feel the need to remind him that this wasn't a date this time.
He fiddled with his new beaded choker as he turned the corner toward the area on campus that Tamara had mentioned and glanced around for any sign of her.
What: Tamara wants to confess to Sam something about her past, but is interrupted by the appearance of a Vermedi.
Where: A secluded area of the LCU campus.
When: Backdated to May 23rd.
Normally, when Sam was asked somewhere for a private conversation by a girl he was undeniably attracted to, he would be pretty excited and hopeful that it was some sort of love confession. Half the time the girl just wanted advice, but still, that was a sign that she trusted him and that wouldn't be a bad thing either.
But the girl that asked was Tamara, and they'd already had a meeting like this before, so he had a pretty good idea of what to actually expect, or so he thought. She probably had recovered another memory concerning his look-alike, he imagined, another piece to their shared puzzle. That's what it was the first time, after all, and he had no reason to get his hopes up and think otherwise. Which was fine, since he was interested in that, too! And at least she didn't feel the need to remind him that this wasn't a date this time.
He fiddled with his new beaded choker as he turned the corner toward the area on campus that Tamara had mentioned and glanced around for any sign of her.
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Of course, like the typical female, Tamara is running a bit late. She just was all thumbs today on pinning up her hair to hide it so it wasn't obvious that it grows quite suddenly. She definitely looks cute in the flowered sundress she's wearing and a hat that matches the flowers perfectly. She'd also made sure to get some energy from a tree on campus on the way. She didn't want Sam to see that if she could avoid it since that ability and need still creeps her out. But it leaves her feeling quite energetic instead of tired and she didn't need him to get all worried about her again.
She'll arrive a couple of minutes after him with a smile to try and conceal just how nervous she really was. After all, she knew very well that after what she had to say here that they may no longer be friends, but it has to be said. And better now than later when it is less likely to be forgiven.]
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Ah, the Princess makes her appearance! That's a lovely dress you have on today.
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Well, you know how us princesses are. Have to make sure we're perfect before showing ourselves and not even a hair out of place. [Which definitely isn't the case for Tamara, there's a few bits that didn't stay put, but nothing that would detract from how she looks.] But then an actual princess would have a maid to do her hair as well.
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You look like you're ready to have a picnic with such a sweet outfit. I should've made sandwiches.
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Well, at least you refrained from saying I look good enough to eat. I've never quite understood what the point of that one is.
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...I've used that line before. But I'm not going to explain it because I think it's cute that you don't get it. And also because I don't want to get slapped.
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[Though one has to admit, it's a bit odd that a girl who admitted to designing porn sites is so innocent, but then it is possible she knows what he's talking about, just not the name.]
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[He glances over his shoulder and points to the table.]
Would you like to sit down?
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[And she's going to go ahead and sit down. She still looks rather nervous though and probably just best to get this over with.]
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...You seem nervous.
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No, nothing like that. I'm just trying to think of how to say it.
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I just haven't ever told anyone else this, but I shouldn't keep it from you. It has nothing to do with the network or the numbers or anything... mostly.
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[And then his heart starts to pound. This isn't actually a love confession, is it?! No, can't be. Right?]
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Yeah, both of us being part of the "club" has no real bearing on all this. Oh, I'm probably just being confusing and should just blurt it out already.
1/2
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His instincts take over and he jumps out of his seat and launches over the table so he can stand in front of Tamara.]
Get down!
[He scans around the area for some sort of weapon, ANYTHING that would work--he catches sight of a sword-sized stick a few feet away and jumps toward it, grabbing it and holding it up in front of him.]
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Well, Tamara definitely wants to know what he saw because she could easily help out. If anything she's got the more useful defensive ability even if she can't fully control it yet. Trying to do something is better after all, well unless she were to really screw up and hurt herself.
She looks and sees the tiny hairy... thing. Nope, definitely not going to get down and let Sam get hurt keeping her safe. She'll turn around and stand up, but keep a distance.]
I'm not just going to stand by and let you get hurt.
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Fine, but stay close, okay?
[Meanwhile, the hairy creature is making weird chirping noises and has taken a few steps forward. He's still far away, but MUCH too close for Sam's taste. He takes a step forward, holding his "sword" in a defensive stance.]
BACK OFF!
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Doesn't mean she's not going to do anything, she's very quickly removing the hat and all the pins to see if she can use something on it. If she can tie the hairy little thing up, Sam can easily deal with it, or so she hopes. Or she can drain it of energy like she saw her other self do.]
I will, but not too close.
[She keeps to his side and a bit behind him. Less risk that way of accidentally getting him wrapped up in it... literally.]
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That SHOULD be the end of it, but Sam's high on adrenaline and still in "Knight mode" so he grits his teeth and starts to chase after it and even tries a swing--but he's too far away and the Vermedi is FAST, sliding away with its hair propelling it along like tentacles.]
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And just like at the art gallery, she's feeling all shaky and lightheaded and having trouble even remaining standing. She's going to try and sit back down before she ends up passing out, but isn't quite successful with that. Unless Sam sees her and catches her again, he's going to end up on the ground. Dang her abilities and what they require from her.]
...posting from my phone is clearly not the best way to tag.
After he catches his breath, he turns to look at Tamara. That's when he sees her on the ground. His stomach lurches and he drops the stick he'd been holding onto before he runs to her side.]
Tamara!
You know, I didn't even notice...
She can hear Sam just fine, but getting up is a bit more difficult since she's feeling downright horrible. At least one good thing about ending up on the ground like that is that there's a lot of nice grass under her, living grass. It takes her no time to get what she needs from it and she's feeling much better and pushes herself up to her knees and then into a sitting position.]
Sorry, I blacked out for a second there.
[If Sam is looking, he'll probably notice that where she was lying the grass there looks quite unhealthy now. Not dead, but definitely not looking so good. Tamara, definitely looks a lot better now, though not quite as good as she looked earlier.]
Haha, I got a little lucky on that front. I accidentally posted it as a reply to the main entry.
What happened? It didn't attack you, did it?
[He glances down at the grass and winces when he notices how it looks, although he does his best to cover up his reaction. He looks away from the grass and keeps his focus on Tamara--partially because he's trying to avoid an overt reaction to the effects of her power.]
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Nothing like that. Another one of those weird visions. I guess they just have a bad effect on me.
[And also now he can see why she was concealing her hair so much, it definitely looks like quite the hack job was done to keep it at a short length. Tamara is definitely no hairdresser and it looked much better all pinned up as it was.]
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Does this happen every time? [That could be a problem. We can't really predict when we're going to get a vision...]
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Only when I get some new ability with it from what it seems so far. At least this time I knew how to deal with it. [She looks at him.] Are you all right? I didn't take anything from you by accident, right?
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Good. I don't want to hurt you and I know now that ability can be used to kill even if my other self seemed to have enough scruples to not do that to your other self.
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Is that the vision you just saw? Her attacking me--I mean, him?
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[Hmm, more complete, she didn't seem to think she gained a new ability, but it did seem one was more capable of what it was before. Maybe that's what it was.]
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He smiles sadly and shrugs a little.]
If you want to talk about it, then I want to hear it. I'm a psychology major. Lonely and depressed people is going to be something I'm going to deal with in my job. But I don't want to push you to talk about it if you don't want to.
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I guess if someone with that much despair has those sorts of powers...
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No. Fine, I wouldn't. I don't like any of this. But it's not your fault, and you're handling it the best you can. I don't want you to beat yourself up over it.
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