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Stop and frisk me, daddy. Unf.
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Organize a strike in your school or workplace on the grounds that it does not satisfy your need for indolence & spiritual beauty.
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So I'm watching iZombie and I just noticed something. The main character is a zombie named Liv Moore. Her mother's name is Eva, and her brother's name is Evan.

Live Moore
Eva Moore
Evan Moore....

Live more, Ever more, Even more.

I can't even handle these puns right now.

Did she have a pet raven?

Random story appeared!


EDIIIT: HOOOPE YOU GET BETTER
"Marvel at being Aquaman"

I see what you did there, cheeky.


Chae, Moksha - Main st. Walker, LA - Ricky

Everything seemed dimmer. As if some permanent overcast had been shroud over the world-- months spent traveling, months spent together building a friendship, and for what? A small bite on the arm to end it all? They'd been through worse together-- but that didn't matter now. He was gone. He was just gone and she was completely powerless to do anything about it. It was all gone-- all that progress, all that talent and skill he'd possessed-- if things had stayed the same he'd have had his choice at any college with full sports scholarships. He was someone destined to succeed. So why had fate chosen him and not her? And why did she have a vague feeling that hurting herself would make some amends for it all.

Breath Chae...

A light purring came from her arms.

She broke down again. In the middle of the street. It didn't matter. She'd been crying for hours-- silent tears streamed down her eyes, and every now and again, she'd just break down. Ricky had long ago quit stopping to check on her each time she fell. She'd be fine. She was the failure-- the world didn't need her-- she was just a parasite. That's why she was alive. That's why she'd be fine. This loss...

It felt familiar.

Depression and apathy trekked through her being as the trio trekked... somewhere? Occasionally, Chae would glance down with vacant eyes at a map. Miguel was better at this.

It felt really familiar.

She remember the poem.

"A sort of walking miracle..." She muttered, "Peel off the napkin, my skin, do I terrify?" Eying a Walker in the distance, she continued, The nose, the eye pits, the full set of teeth, the sour breath... Will vanish in a day."

Ricky allowing her to be their navigator was really, not the best executive decision...

Drunk on her own melancholy, she continued, as she caught up to Ricky, her whispers grew louder, "Soon, soon! The flesh the grave cave ate will be at home on me. Me!" Her increasing volume gave way to giggles, "And I a smiling woman, not even thirty! And like the cat I have nine times to die!" She nuzzled against the kitten, tears wetting Moksha's fur while laughs pollute the air, "So God and Lucifer! Beware, beware! Out of the ash, I'll rise with my black hair, and eat men like air!"

She leaned against Ricky as she finished her rendition of the poem, laughing and crying.

"Walker!" She parroted, reading a sign, "What a fitting name!" A sigh, she backed off the man, "Think they got, like, a liquor store?"
If my post seems short remember that picture is worth like 1,000 words.

(Updated Lucania's appearance)
Around 2:30 PM, Russel City 'Underground'



"And..." Mystification tinged Lucania's eyes, a hand came to cover her mouth as she took in the painting, "What is it that I'm looking at here?"

"Confusion, perhaps?" The woman next to her, a small woman dressed in all black, spoke with a sultry French accent. She was an attendant, of sorts... she was the matron of this lobby area of The Underground... a 'specialty fashion superette' Lucy had recommended-- Apparently, if you had the ammo, and you wanted to become a different person, these were the experts. How Lucy had contacts here, Lucania figured, was information best left private.

"Confusion?" Her eyes grew murkier by the second. The woman in black wasn't wrong, Lucania certainly was confused.

Christ, the entire way The Underground operated confused her! It was raining outside! She wanted professional help transforming her appearance to make leaving Russel easier-- and then it starts raining! She wasn't sure what was going on! Leoluca was nowhere to be found, Lucy would be headed to Serenity within the hour, her Windcaller had been abducted as soon as the fashionistas of the establishment saw his state of dress... she was alone, and confused in the lobby of an establishment she had been informed would serve her purposes. SO far, she had been met with... perplexing rhetoric.

She supposed the painting was no exception.

"Confusion is good, Mademoiselle Castalia."

"Is it?" Pulling attention away from the seemingly random, yet thoughtfully formed shapes of vibrant color, Lucania turned to the woman in black, "I'm not sure it's either good or bad."

"It is what you feel, no?"

"I suppose so."

"Why?"

"Why do I feel that confusion isn't inherently good, or why am I confused?"

"Why are you confused, Mademoiselle Castalia?"

"You are aware that water is falling from the sky, miss...?"

"Somme--"

Something clicked in Lucania's mind, "Oh! Like the battle?"

"Oui."

A smirk replaced the contemplation on Lucania's face, "So, Miss Somme, is that the pseudonym you give everyone?"

"No..." She chuckled, taking a moment to light herself a cigarette, "Such tests are reserved only for my most illustrious subjects."

Several bits of that sentence stuck out to Lucania immediately-- that she was being tested was perhaps the most disconcerting bit, but there was also the fact that apparently, at least to this woman, criminal heiresses were considered 'illustrious.' Lucania couldn't tell if she felt honored or not... "Subjects?" Despite her confusion's gradual transformation into frustration, she found herself enthralled--

"Oui. You are my subject, Mademoiselle Castalia."

"Subject...?" Lucania parroted the woman's voice, "Like, Gaen experiment subject?"

"Mmmm..." The french woman muttered to herself, "Bright... not horribly good at deduction..."

"I'm sorry?"

"My name."

"Somme?"

"You already determined that wasn't my name, no?"

"I suppose, but then--"

"How did you determine that I was giving you a false name?"

"You're... French?" Lucania shrugged, "And the Battle of the Somme was fought in France?"

"Hmm..." The woman blew out a stream of smoke, "And how did you know about the battle?"

Lucania chuckled, "I must have read about it somewhere."

The woman sucked in air through her teeth, before tossing away the cigarette and slapping Lucania. Pain spread across her face fast, her eyes went wide as hands immediately shot up to apply pressure to the area of contact-- it was a light slap-- but it was an alien sensation to Lucania, combined with the surprise of the blow, the stinging pain persisted.

"What the hell, lady!?" There was a controlled edge to her voice.

"My subjects do not rely on luck!" Was the French woman's reply, her eyes held the fury of some vengeful god and her voice had the quality of an angry mother. Lucania couldn't help but feel a distinct childlike fear, "It is no wonder you failed to see past the lies of your companion."

Lucania tilted her head, "Wait, what?"

"The man you were with." The woman answered, lighting herself another fashion cigarette, "He goes by a false name."

"How do you know?"

For her query, Lucania was rewarded with another slap across the face.

"This is my craft! My ART! You foolish child! You dare question my expertise!?"

"No!" Her hands left her reddened cheek to clasp together as she did something of a bow before the woman, "No, no, no! Never!" Lucania rose, "It's just... I didn't know, is all!"

"How could you?" She took a drag, "You see the world as you wish it, not as it is."

"I'm..." More confusion, "...sorry?"

"Don't be!" The French woman chuckled, "You'll make a perfect canvas!"

"Canvas? I thought I was a subject?"

"You were, now you will be my canvas-- I will create you into something..." The woman vouged, "Even more illustrious!"

"Like..." Lucania's eyes ventured again to the painting, "...that?"

"Exactly!" The woman took a drag, "Do you know what this piece is called?"

"No, ma'am."

"Oh, I think you'll find it's very fitting for what you need!"

"Interesting."

"It's an Old World piece, titled 'Commitment to a New Idea,'"

History repeats itself. A hand came to cover Lucania's mouth as she took in the painting, colors striking even more vivid as her life under one name would soon give way to a newer one-- even if only temporarily.

Lucania tilted her head, eyes gleaming golden, "How very post-modernist."

"Oui! Shall we go get you changed Mademoiselle Castalia?"

Matching her voice, Lucania replied, "Oui, Mademoiselle Somme.
@Darcs The mystery remains unsolved.



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Why does everyone think that every crotchety old man is me in disguise. There are other crotchety old men.

What, do crotchety old men look the same to you?!

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And this is totally not me trying very hard to suppress all thoughts of correlation between me and 7-whatever.

Definitely, most certainly not.


Yeah sure whatever, 73n12h.
71342 are you just Tenish's alternate account? I think I solved the mystery y'all.
Cops is busy so our collab is on hold atm. I'm working on postmodernist filler that will explain what Bento and Lucania are doing (spoilers; they're getting disguises) before the meeting that happens before the thing at 4.
@SpawnlingGasps in shock!

I used the words right! I kind of went Shakespeareing and deriving new words from some old ones though. Which definitions do you need?

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