YELENA BELOVED 🔪 (
quip) wrote in
asgardeventide2011-12-13 07:26 pm
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[ Cordelia's read the letter a thousand times over. She's scanned the network - a bit bored - and knows that this place is the most boring hell dimension she could be sucked into. If there's an opening to be the ruler, count her in, but otherwise, she just really wants to go home. Or not home. Being dead means you can't exactly return home. ]
So, is this place like Pleasantville? I teach you something profound and things bloom with colour? Because, got to say, this is the most boring afterlife one could ask for. And, let's be clear, I didn't ask for an afterlife in the first place.
[ In her opinion, the Powers That Hijack owe her more than just allowing her to make peace and amends with her friends. Getting Angel back on track meant the world to her, but she really - desperately and hopelessly - wants to be there to see them conquer this fight. The Powers owe her that.
She's contacting the network - her fellow prisoners, she supposes - for a reason, and that's to learn. The one thing she's learnt over the years from being someone who saves the world is that research may be the most boring thing on the planet, but, by god, it's essential. ]
Can someone tell me more about this Freya? Her likes, dislikes, powers, whether she likes long, slow walks on the beach, whatever. [ ... ] Or point me in the direction of a good book. [ She misses Wesley. She's clicking her heels; she wants to go home. ]
So, is this place like Pleasantville? I teach you something profound and things bloom with colour? Because, got to say, this is the most boring afterlife one could ask for. And, let's be clear, I didn't ask for an afterlife in the first place.
[ In her opinion, the Powers That Hijack owe her more than just allowing her to make peace and amends with her friends. Getting Angel back on track meant the world to her, but she really - desperately and hopelessly - wants to be there to see them conquer this fight. The Powers owe her that.
She's contacting the network - her fellow prisoners, she supposes - for a reason, and that's to learn. The one thing she's learnt over the years from being someone who saves the world is that research may be the most boring thing on the planet, but, by god, it's essential. ]
Can someone tell me more about this Freya? Her likes, dislikes, powers, whether she likes long, slow walks on the beach, whatever. [ ... ] Or point me in the direction of a good book. [ She misses Wesley. She's clicking her heels; she wants to go home. ]

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I only know that Freya's the sister of Freyr, sorry! But I hear there's a library here.
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So, a change in pace to distract herself and her fellow video-ee is in need. ] Have you been to this library?
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Ah.
Not yet! I think it's in the Odin district -- I haven't explored there at all yet.
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[ and pleasantville was a horrible movie, but what does she look like, humphrey? ]
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What makes you think it isn't? Besides all the people who haven't signed on for an afterlife yet.
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Well... that's the main thing. A few people were surprised to hear that I was dead, so... y'know, they probably aren't.
And, well - I had three other friends who died like me, and two of them were nice and one was really mean, so. I guess I just mean... whether this were Heaven-ish or Hell-ish, I'd have at least one of them with me.
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Or you could ask Freya yourself. [Merlin's voice goes quiet as he says the name, expression troubled.] The gods have been making visits to their houses, so it shouldn't be difficult to find her.
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Freya's supposed t' be a goddess of love, beauty, other things. She rules over th' fields of Fólkvangr. But this place doesn't look much like Fólkvangr an' Baldr sure wasn't what I was expectin' so I suspect things are kinda different from th' stories I know.
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Any clue on why we were sorted under specific gods or is this still a mystery?
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Nope! Ya could always ask yer patron god, 'r goddess in your case. Th' one I'm livin' with seemed nice.
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Because life is hard.
Really hard.
But at least it's someone she knows. ]
... Wait -- Wait, back up, afterlife -- you're dead? Why are you dead?
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It's kind of what happens when a Higher Power hijacks your body and drains your life force.
[ While giving birth to itself. She chooses to leave that part out. ]
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After another few moments, and the faintly audible squeak of a dry-erase pen, he holds up a small whiteboard for her to read. In a bold orange is the following: "" ]
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[ Clearly this is the most important piece of information. ]
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[ Hello sibling-housemate who isn't quite a housemate, but... whose house is a sibling to min-- oh fuck it. Our districts are next door to one another. ]
If I remember my mythology right then Freya and Freyr were the gods of beauty, fertility, and love. I don't know how helpful Earth mythology will be here, though, seeing as so much is already pretty different. [ Asgard? Nothing like she figured it might have looked like.
There's a pause, then almost as an afterthought-- ] And this isn't the afterlife, or if it is then it's filled with a lot more fictional characters than I thought possible.