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[audio] @Lucky; Roommate Quest [open]
So, uh.
[Some fiddling on the other end. Duster is almost used to the audio function.]
I've been crashing here and there for the night, but considering that it's always cold and I can't risk sleeping outdoors anymore, does anyone have an open space in their house I can sleep in for the rest of the winter? I'll help with cooking.
[Some fiddling on the other end. Duster is almost used to the audio function.]
I've been crashing here and there for the night, but considering that it's always cold and I can't risk sleeping outdoors anymore, does anyone have an open space in their house I can sleep in for the rest of the winter? I'll help with cooking.
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[There was no point in holding onto the memories of his previous homes. He had to make a new permanent space for himself on this island and deal with it whether he liked it or not.]
You mean you need a lock or...?
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No, secure entrances are sort of a big important thing where I'm from. A huge city, a place calle the Upper West Side of New York--you need a locked door to the entrance of the apartment building, and a doorman, and an elevator guy, just to make sure no one tries to sneak in and take your jewelry and make sure your kids are safe.
If you need a place, feel free to stay with me. I'm Miriam, by the way, but you can call me Midge--you can call me anything, really. As long as you're polite about it--Mrs. Maisel, too, although at this point it's just a deeply ironic stage name.
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[His private room - when he was a local celebrity - was just a locked bedroom door and two club bouncers. This level of security was on par with top secret military bases and 100-floor buildings. How big could this city possible be?]
And I'm Duster, by the way.
...We could see if we can get a lock made for you.
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Anyway--that's besides the point: hiya, Duster. I'm Miriam. I formally invite you to at least see if my place is up to your standards of living, despite of the lack of an elevator man.
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I'm sure it'll be fine. I grew up in a small village like this.
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We took walks. Went to the beach. Most everyone else farmed while my dad was training me, but we had time to relax.
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[ Is she still worried about him potentially living outside? absolutely, not now she's more curious than anything. ]
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We were thieves. Thieves of Justice, seeing that we were meant to protect the islands from danger. [That didn't go too well.] My whole purpose in life was to retrieve an important item from a castle that was supposed to help us.
...And then I joined a band.
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I don't suppose your bandmates are here, too? I'd kill for some live music. Some nice jazz, honestly. Or a Shy Baldwin number. You know Shy Baldwin?
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...None of my bandmates are here.
[It's been a month. He's been travelling for longer than that, but at least he was busy.]
Never heard of them, either. [He assumes that's a band name.] I don't think any of us share worlds. That's why I can't understand what music Crowley is talking about, either.
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So you're not from Earth, like, at all?
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My guess is that I only saw a little more than 100 people living on the islands, if that's all that were left.
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I mean that I can't remember. Everyone's memories of the old world were erased.
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--I mean--
--no one got even a little bit curious?
[ Guess what you're blowing her mind ]
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[They were racing against the clock to save the world while processing everything Leder told them. It was a long day.]
But if I was a kid back then...I could try to find a way to get those back and remember.
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