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♬ Right Where It Belongs - Nine Inch Nails
WHO || Buffy, Spike, Finnick, Myri, Dawn, Archer, Elena, Kat, Gar, Mark, Isabella, Burt, Des, Rafael, Violet, Francesca, Luthir. [closed]
WHAT || The events directly following the day of Jade's death
WHERE ||Various, Chicago
WHEN || July 5th, 2013 to the funeral
HOW || Actionspam
[ Following a long night after returning from the hospital where Jade finally passed away, there remains a lot to be said and done.
As Burt struggles to deal with the legal side of things, Francesca begins to head that way across the ocean in order to help the Knights do the same, and to help Finnick leave his celebrity life behind somehow. Violet takes the full weight of responsibility for planning the funeral into her hands, and the others continue to try to cope with what's occurred, and slowly put the pieces of information that they have together.
But many of them are still reeling from the revelations of the last few days, or carrying their own emotional burdens. Des continues to keep the truth about Jade's last words to himself as he deals with losing a woman he'd come to love, and faces up to a now uncertain future, thanks to a deal struck with Iscariot. Myri worries deeply about the potential fate of Violet, who's been considering hunting down Keijen Blade on her own, and her concern causes another small rift in her relationship with Finnick. Buffy finally reaches a point of breaking down over her conflicted feelings for Rafael, as Elena assists Archer in completing a giant fireworks bomb for reasons unknown.
This log covers the events leading up to the funeral, which means it will most likely cover a day or two or three. We will use it to make threads for any and all events occurring during this time. ]
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[ELEVATOR GO UP.]
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[So yeah. He has to hear the quiet sobs. It's obnoxious.
ELEVATOR GO PING. The doors slide open. /phones in all the actions]
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WHAT
IS
WAITING.]
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[ maybe that's a metaphor for their lives right now who knows. she eyes his creepy knot tying, but doesn't say anything as she walks in. ]
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And he is also... just observing the creepy knot-tying. It's so Stephen King character.]
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[ don't mind her as she tries to escape to her room. no one wants the responsibility of dragging rafael out of his misery ok. ]
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[That's emotional manipulation, Des.] I'm the one suffering here. I told you I hate nature.
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And you, of all people, didn't peg that as suicide hotline talk? How long ago did he leave?
[ i hope you enjoy the insult of "you of all people" though. w/e you have myri to deal with your trauma there's nobody better. ]
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On it!
[ she shouts it over her shoulder at finnick as if it's supposed to imply thanks for the info but wow saying thank you is a job of work. ]
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Next time, Des? Skip breakfast.
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[(spot 14) HE NAVIGATED. LEAVE HIM ALONE.]
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buffy's the one who sees it: it's really hard to miss, considering how high the bridge arcs over the park where it rises up down the path. and she's also the first one to see him, perched up on the railing out of reach, one hand on the girder to his left. he doesn't notice them at all with his lousy spot check, his attention one hundred percent fixated down below.
the expression on his face is worse than tormented. it's almost blank, something entirely missing, including any fear of the heights he's so perilously close to diving off from.
the park is all but abandoned - people still sleeping in from the fourth, or not looking to come to the park when it's still messy from those who came out to watch the fireworks last night.
they reach the actual ramp onto the bridge itself, and he still doesn't move up above, his jacket flapping slightly in the wind. ]
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