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Effect Room: Amnesia
[Today, quite a few of the rooms seem to have taken a liking to inflicting some stupefying amnesia. One might still remember bits and pieces of the past, their name, their family, and common knowledge...or one might forget everything. Either way, the effect only takes place once the room has been exited, and then its poor victims are left to wander the halls in their confusion.]
((ooc: so basically, at some point when walking out of a room, your character is inflicted with amnesia! mingle, tag around, etc.~ Characters who tag into other threads don't have to be affected by the amnesia, only the ones making the thread starters do. Effects last as long as you want.))
((ooc: so basically, at some point when walking out of a room, your character is inflicted with amnesia! mingle, tag around, etc.~ Characters who tag into other threads don't have to be affected by the amnesia, only the ones making the thread starters do. Effects last as long as you want.))
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[He smiles brightly at her, starting off towards the dorms.]
Though after you've checked in with them, you might want to go to the nurse. Losing your memory so suddenly is probably a bad thing.
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But now that she just remembered that, she's going a bit pale. Or, well, paler.]
... As in a school nurse? It'd ... be better to go to an actual hospital, wouldn't it?
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[Wow, she totally forgot everything.]
It's fine! She's patched up serious injuries and stuff before. I can attest to that.
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[This sounds anything but fine. Serious injuries? She doesn't have anything like that, does she? She's not sure what the nurse can do for her, and apparently they're stuck somewhere. She has a lot of questions about that, but no idea where to begin. Maybe she'd better just let her roommates help her out.]
... By the way, what was your name?
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[How could he forget something so simple?]
I'm Ryou Bakura! It's good to meet you. Uhm, again.
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[Harriet awkwardly pronounces the name, following him around as she glances around nervously. An island that they can't leave... she can't imagine why she'd be in a place like that. The environment feels stifling all of a sudden, and the blankness of her mind is easily filled with fear. At least the innocent looking boy doesn't seem like he'd try to take advantage of her lack of memories.]
... Before we get there, may I ask...what sort of person am I? I don't know how I should act around my roommates. And these things I'm carrying aren't helping me figure it out.
[the sword looked disturbingly real, and the cards... what are they even? She slips her hand into the box again, idly drawing her Airknight Parshath. Looking at it stirs something within, but she can't pinpoint the feeling. Somehow, it's like the card is looking back at her...
And then suddenly, his deep voice calls out gregariously in her mind.
Lady Harriet! How may I be of assistance?!
She is thoroughly startled, needless to say.]
AHHHH!
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[The answer he was going to give is cut off sharply by her cry and he whirls to look at her, worriedly. The look of shock on her face as she stares at that card makes it pretty clear what startled her. Oops. He should probably have warned her about the cards.
Awkwardly, he reaches out a hand to grasp her by the arm, steadying her.]
It's alright, Vaughn-san! The cards won't hurt you.
[He thinks, anyway. It's probably not safe to check out the cards in this state.]
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[Harriet looks between Ryou and the card, his words taking a moment to register. When they do, she pulls her arm back, looking grumpy and embarrassed.]
I! ... I know that. What's it gonna do, give me a papercut?
[She doesn't mean to glare at him, really. But she's assuming he thinks she's crazy. Because to be honest, that's what she thinks.
Inside her head, Parshath is alarmed by her scream and trying to figure out who he needs to cut. It's not helping. At all.]
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[He draws in a sigh, looking away. It's going to sound crazy however he puts it. If she hadn't picked up the card, he might have gotten away with never telling her - after all, memories come back eventually, right? Unless she had developed one of those conditions where her memories wiped themselves periodically or something. And it's not like the Rose guys wouldn't explain it to her.]
You're a duelist, Vaughn-san. You... summon monsters from cards to fight for you.
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[It does sound crazy. But on the other hand, he's not the one with voices in his head. ...Presumably. If he's able to rationalize what she's going through, then maybe she'd better let him. And yet, Harriet still feels skeptical.]
Why do I do that? I don't think I want to fight anyone...
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[He rubs the back of his head awkwardly. What does he even say to this sort of thing?]
I'm not sure I can explain it without sounding like a lunatic.
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[The woman slumps her shoulders.]
Is it all right if I ignore this guy then? I don't really know how to deal with this.
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[Patting her on the shoulder, he steps back again to give her some space.]
You and your friends... all have them. The cards, I mean.
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[Sorry, talking card! I didn't mean it! I'll be fine, so let's talk again after I sort things out. And back in the deck he goes.]
... My friends can help me remember him, right?
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[He really hopes she can be reminded. Amnesia sounds kind of terrifying, and it's worrying to see her looking so lost. Ryou nods brightly, resuming the walk towards the dorms.]
I'm sure of it! Your friends seem to be really close, so they'll surely be able to jog your memories on that front.
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[Pausing, he lifts a hand as he begins to talk, looking thoughtful.]
You live with a lot of people, Vaughn-san. I know some of them, but I wouldn't claim to be good friends with most of them. There's only one other girl, a lady named Eleanor Ravensdale. I think you and she knew one another at home, but I'm not sure. She's a duelist like you.
The rest of your dormmates are all male. It's probably a bit of a pain having so many men in one dorm. Especially since, uh.
[This is going to be really awkward. But he grits his teeth and soldiers on.]
It's going to sound really crazy, so please bear with me. Several of your roommates are from fifteenth century England.
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[She must remember something about that lady. If she uses a nickname, then they must be good friends.]
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Er... you wouldn't lie to me, would you?
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[His smile only grows brighter at that realization - and falters at her question. It's understandable... Of course it sounds crazy. He'd think he was crazy himself. But it would have to come out sooner or later. He does his best to sound normal as he explains it further.]
Even if you don't believe me, please humor me. They'll confirm it for themselves if you ask them.
You and Ravensdale-san were brought back in time to help them during a war, That's where you learnt the power to summon those monsters. That's the reason why you have that sword. But instead of returning to your own home, you ended up here, on the island. And so did your allies.
[...okay allies wasn't quite right for all of them, he's heard enough about it to be sure of that, but going into details will just be more confusing.]
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But if that's true, then... why would I even want to go back to them? They summoned me? What, like I'm some sort of genie? They sound like pricks!
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Well... I can't say for sure, but... maybe it was because they had the means to send you home, too? Anyway, they're not bad people. Rosenkreuz-san is pretty scary, but everyone else is pretty nice.
[Just kind of weird.]
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[Harriet tries to put herself in her shoes... her own shoes? But it doesn't click. She frets again, hugging herself slightly.]
... I don't understand why I would do that. I must be really different without my memories.
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I... guess you wouldn't have had much of a choice.
[Ryou's voice is filled with concern and pity. Being plucked unwillingly from out of your time... that has to be a shocking experience,and a painful one. He pats her on the shoulder, gently.]
You don't really seem all that different to me, but I didn't meet you more than once before this. Sorry. I guess it's a pretty uncomfortable subject to have brought up.
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