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thoughtformed2013-07-11 10:29 pm
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[Okay, you can do this, Rapunzel, you can do this. Just follow the directions, it can't be hard. Well, maybe not the saying hello to people part, though successfully turning on the odd communication... thing... is proving to be quite the challenge.
In fact, it may or may not have taken her tripping over her own hair to hit the correct button; inattentive pacing isn't conductive to grace, but it seems to do the trick in terms of technological difficulties.
She sits up and takes a moment of looking quizzically at the device, turning it around, peering at the screen from every possible angle. Behind her are trees and grass; it should be pretty clear she's calling from somewhere in the park.
But is it on? What is it doing? Does she have to press anything else? She talks now, correct?]
Am... am I doing this right?
Hello?
In fact, it may or may not have taken her tripping over her own hair to hit the correct button; inattentive pacing isn't conductive to grace, but it seems to do the trick in terms of technological difficulties.
She sits up and takes a moment of looking quizzically at the device, turning it around, peering at the screen from every possible angle. Behind her are trees and grass; it should be pretty clear she's calling from somewhere in the park.
But is it on? What is it doing? Does she have to press anything else? She talks now, correct?]
Am... am I doing this right?
Hello?
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[She sits up a little taller, turning the phone the right direction as she looks down at the screen.]
So that's what this thing is called. A phone. That's kind of a strange name, don't you think?
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I guess "feet" is stranger than "phone".
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[She shakes her head.]
But I know the world isn't as cruel as I thought it was. I'm sure someone here can help me find the way back home.
...Right?
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Why did you think the world was so cruel?
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Well... I guess that's because Mother always said it was.
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But what about you? You'd have to have seen something good in the world.
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[Though this new place is definitely exciting, it's also utterly foreign, not just in the cultural sense, but the technological sense as well.]
Hmm... well, I did meet a bunch of thugs who turned out to be nice people.
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See? That's...something.
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[She smiles a bit wider, her recent memories of those in the Snuggly Duckling fond.]
They really were an amazing group! I would have never guessed that bone-crushing thugs could have such good hearts and dreams.
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[After all, she had to blackmail Flynn into doing the decent thing and helping her, and she had to get through to the thugs and pull on their heartstrings for them to show their other sides. Here? There's none of that.]
I guess I have a lot of learning to do.
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That's exactly what I discovered once I left the tower. The good people, that is.
Still... I'm sure Mother had her good reasons. She'd never lie to me.