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[ so! Alfheim. that happened. Rachel's still pretty tired from it all, mostly because she had to flex her power's abilities more than she ever had to since she got here. so she'd gone comatose for a little bit, figuratively speaking, landing face-first on Stiles' bed ( ... not like that! which is the point of this anon transmission, but we'll get to that ) and not getting up until she was sure she couldn't physically sleep anymore.
which just left her spending a lot of time with Stiles.
which is such a- it's really, really great. it's the greatest. Stiles is pretty much the greatest! and considering everything the city just went through, she almost feels bad making a whole post about this. but she's torn, okay. her best friend from home isn't here, and Stiles is her best friend here, so she can't really ask him, so.
here's this- ]
Hello, fellow Travellers!
I hope everyone is doing well.
I have a question! Well, a request for advice, more accurately.
Let's say, back home, you were in a position of power. Minor, minor power. More like you were gifted with an ability that nobody else had. It made you valuable! But that power, and those abilities, were a gift, one that you had to make a promise to a very powerful person before being presented with said gifts, even if you were the only person qualified to receive them. A willing sacrifice! To prove that you were worthy of the gifts. And if you broke that promise, the gifts would be taken away. And you would probably be cursed, somehow, but you haven't put much thought into it because that's seriously scary. Anyway.
Part of that promise was that you swore you would never- [ have sex. lose your virginity. do anything that could possibly spoil your 'maidenhood' ] -eat chocolate covered strawberries. Ever. Now, at the time, you never actually ate a chocolate covered strawberry before. So making the promise seemed pretty simple. You could handle resisting that temptation, of all things. No big deal!
But then you show up here, and you're stripped of your powers and responsibility, and all of a sudden you're presented with, you guessed it, chocolate covered strawberries. And not just the cheap, over-processed fake kind you see on the shelves around Valentine's Day, I mean freshly grown, freshly dipped, homemade chocolate covered strawberries. They're the real deal. [ "They are being offered to you by a really, really cute guy" ..backspacebackspacebackspace let's not be TOO OBVIOUS, Dare ] Juicy and sweet and perfect. Someone is here and they're offering you strawberries and you find yourself, for the first time, seriously considering taking a bite of that forbidden fruit.
My question is - do you break your promise here, knowing that the person you made the promise to might never find out? Do you take the risk of them finding out, somehow, once you return back home, even though you don't even technically have those abilities here so the promise might not count? Or do you hold true to your promise and resist all things chocolatey and strawberry-y, because you gave your word and that's all that matters?
Help!
[ ooc: all replies from Rachel will be anon unless stated otherwiiiise ]
which just left her spending a lot of time with Stiles.
which is such a- it's really, really great. it's the greatest. Stiles is pretty much the greatest! and considering everything the city just went through, she almost feels bad making a whole post about this. but she's torn, okay. her best friend from home isn't here, and Stiles is her best friend here, so she can't really ask him, so.
here's this- ]
Hello, fellow Travellers!
I hope everyone is doing well.
I have a question! Well, a request for advice, more accurately.
Let's say, back home, you were in a position of power. Minor, minor power. More like you were gifted with an ability that nobody else had. It made you valuable! But that power, and those abilities, were a gift, one that you had to make a promise to a very powerful person before being presented with said gifts, even if you were the only person qualified to receive them. A willing sacrifice! To prove that you were worthy of the gifts. And if you broke that promise, the gifts would be taken away. And you would probably be cursed, somehow, but you haven't put much thought into it because that's seriously scary. Anyway.
Part of that promise was that you swore you would never- [ have sex. lose your virginity. do anything that could possibly spoil your 'maidenhood' ] -eat chocolate covered strawberries. Ever. Now, at the time, you never actually ate a chocolate covered strawberry before. So making the promise seemed pretty simple. You could handle resisting that temptation, of all things. No big deal!
But then you show up here, and you're stripped of your powers and responsibility, and all of a sudden you're presented with, you guessed it, chocolate covered strawberries. And not just the cheap, over-processed fake kind you see on the shelves around Valentine's Day, I mean freshly grown, freshly dipped, homemade chocolate covered strawberries. They're the real deal. [ "They are being offered to you by a really, really cute guy" ..backspacebackspacebackspace let's not be TOO OBVIOUS, Dare ] Juicy and sweet and perfect. Someone is here and they're offering you strawberries and you find yourself, for the first time, seriously considering taking a bite of that forbidden fruit.
My question is - do you break your promise here, knowing that the person you made the promise to might never find out? Do you take the risk of them finding out, somehow, once you return back home, even though you don't even technically have those abilities here so the promise might not count? Or do you hold true to your promise and resist all things chocolatey and strawberry-y, because you gave your word and that's all that matters?
Help!
[ ooc: all replies from Rachel will be anon unless stated otherwiiiise ]
private; still anon!
That's the thing, too. Back home, I would be pushing the limits on that oath even just thinking about eating a chocolate covered strawberry. And the more I think about it, the more I keep thinking that, even if the person I made a promise to was here, I would still want to push and bend that promise as much as I could for
for strawberries, yeah.
That it's worth it. Worth the consequences and whatever else.
And the fact that I waited this long is kind of telling enough, isn't it? That I tried?
So much private. All the anon. No one will ever know it's them.
The strawberries would be happy to be eaten. Like, any time. For as long as you want strawberries.
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And then I get here and there's this very particular circumstance that, bam, presented me with chocolate covered strawberries. It's not just about the strawberries, that's the whole problem, the whole complication. Strawberries are great, everybody knows that, but what it really comes down to is where they comes from. You know? Who you're sharing them with.
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[Gloat gloat gloat gloat.]
Well, if you DO plan on having them here, and again, that's totally up to you, just make sure you only have them with one person. Because chocolate covered strawberries are a special, magical thing. And a strawberry might just die if it found out you were having chocolate covered oranges on the sly.
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I think I've lost track of the metaphor, but, yeah. Special and magical. Only going to share that with one person. That was never really a question.
Plus, oranges are gross.
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Very magical. There should be candles and music.
For strawberry enjoyment.
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[ she's definitely baiting him, because she's definitely creeping up the stairs to get closer to his room while she types. it's taking some effort, but. worth it. ]
who needs them? not me.
also no music what if it ends up being a really catchy tune you want to sing along to but you can't because
you're eating strawberries
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[He is blissfully unaware, laid out on his bed, head propped up with his pillows as he reads his screen, Hale taking up all of his stomach and half his legs with his wings out.]
But music can go if it's just strawberry eating time.
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[ she's so sneaky, sneaky like a ninja, quietly padding over to his doorway and veryvery carefully moving to sit against that same wall next to it, not quite ready to give up this whole "anonymous" thing yet ]
Music and candles usually mean it was all planned out. Wouldn't that kind of take away from it? I sort of like the idea of one day just looking at my intended strawberry-sharing-person and just knowing and then being like "Hey, let's go get some chocolate covered strawberries together", and just going for it.
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What do you think the odds of that are? I mean, just guessing. Do people usually do that? Have just-in-case plans?
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And I might've mentioned that I'm bad with plans.
I'm not a planner.
He is though, he's good at plans.
But to me plans are like- boxes, kind of, sort of.
Not all bad! Boxes are useful. But sometimes they can be restrictive?
and the idea of there being a strawberry plan is kind of making me really nervous for no reason that was unexpected
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[He hadn't before, but he was coming up with one now, dammit.]
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Or I could just take him completely by surprise and show up on his doorstep with a basket of strawberries, without warning.
Would his plans have taken that into consideration?
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Maybe his contingency plan is to just eat the damn strawberries.
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Just chocolate covered strawberries.
[ and now for the least subtle thing she's said on this entire post ]
Napkins! We would need napkins. That's the only actual planning needed.
Where the hell does a girl even get napkins here?
The kind you use when eating chocolate covered strawberries, I mean.
[ she might've snorted a tinytiny laugh after sending that, but then she's covering her mouth with her hand ]
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Why the hell would you need napk
Oh. Yeah. Napkins.
Maybe a girl could be friends with someone that can draw her some napkins. Or I've heard they're not needed. Not that they shouldn't still be used, because napkins, but ah... rule of Asgard states that the reasons behind napkin usage aren't really a factor here.
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there's a napkin rule?
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So I've heard. Apparently travelers here can't get
Messy. They can't get messy from eating strawberries, so... no napkins needed.
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Is that absolutely positively accurate?
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It's what I've heard. You might want to ask around about that, but, yeah.
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Gods, you can't just go around asking people if those kinds of rumors are true, that's how people earn bad reputations.
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ha ha ha like there's more than one god
or i guess there is here, so nevermind.
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action!!11
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oh yeah uh silly porno-talk warning??! LOL
BLEEP BLEEP WARNING FOR DIRTY TALK
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