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milliways_bar2005-09-06 08:01 pm
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[ oom: The search for the Blue Fairy ]
A small boy around the age of ten enters the bar, looking surprised, worried, and awed at once. He glances behind his shoulder to the door, then faces the bar again.
Is this where the Blue Fairy lives? He doesn't remember her living in a bar...
[ ooc: tag with slowtime in mind. mun is tired and has school tomorrow. will definitely be off by 11 eastern, might be off before then. ]
A small boy around the age of ten enters the bar, looking surprised, worried, and awed at once. He glances behind his shoulder to the door, then faces the bar again.
Is this where the Blue Fairy lives? He doesn't remember her living in a bar...
[ ooc: tag with slowtime in mind. mun is tired and has school tomorrow. will definitely be off by 11 eastern, might be off before then. ]

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"I'm looking for the Blue Fairy. Do you know where I can find her?"
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...except the door that he saw behind him won't open. David pulls and pulls and pulls, but the door won't budge.
He looks distressed.
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"Little one, do not fight it, sometimes this place brings people here to stay for a little while." Her voice remains gentle and calm. "Can you tell me your name?"
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"My name is David," he replies.
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Peter glanced up with a look of concern, "Hey there, you ok, kid?"
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Egads! Another orga! They spawn like rabbits...!
"Hello," says David a little tightly.
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His tone was soothing to be reassuring, "Hey, it's ok. You're safe here. You lost?"
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He then adked, "Are your parents around?"
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"No," he says. "My mommy...she left me in the w...that's why I need to find the Blue Fairy, so she can turn me into a real boy!"
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And wait, what does he mean by a real boy?
"I'm sorry for you. No offense to your mom, but that's a cruel thing to do." And he'd have talk with the kid's mother about leaving her son like this.
He then asked, "But you are real, aren't you?"
(ooc: sorry, got caught up in plot and homework. happy to slowtime.)
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KARR, still grumpy from his encounter with the wildlife, isn't too wrapped up in his own problems to not notice a lost-looking boy.
"You don't seem to be familiar with the bar." He doesn't sound particularly friendly, but he's willing to make conversation. Even if it is with a child.
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It must be a mecha. This place isn't so
rabbitorga-infested after all!David looks pleased for once.
"You must be a mecha!" he says cheerfully.
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"...A mecha? If you mean an AI, then yes, I am."
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David has not heard the term before. This is ironic for reasons Stephen Spielberg and Stanley Kubrick would understand.
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"I'm a real boy."
Sometimes, David takes a cruise down the river of de nile.
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"You're not a very nice mecha."
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