rocketralph (
rocketralph) wrote2014-08-02 11:19 am
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Level 13 [Action] Backdated to July 30
That oughtta do it.
[Hurricane? Ralph wasn't afraid of no hurricane! He'd just piled all the hotel furniture against the door and windows for...tradition. It was tradition! They were in the lobby and while the Olivine hotel staff had protested his rearranging there wasn't a whole lot they could exactly do about it.]
Whadya think, kid? Grade A storm damage prevention or what!
[Hurricane? Ralph wasn't afraid of no hurricane! He'd just piled all the hotel furniture against the door and windows for...tradition. It was tradition! They were in the lobby and while the Olivine hotel staff had protested his rearranging there wasn't a whole lot they could exactly do about it.]
Whadya think, kid? Grade A storm damage prevention or what!
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We sure did...but that can't happen here. Y'know. I've met so many people who don't think this is a game that I'm startin' to think they might be onto something.
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Yeah, right. Everybody knows Pokemon's a game! 'sides, not like we're suddenly gonna not be game characters. [She can hear the wind kicking up harder outside, and there's even a non-thunder crack from somewhere outside. A tree, she thinks.] ...But it's just the in-game weather, anyway. So there's nothin' to worry about.
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[Ralph isn't really one to change his opinion about much but...]
Don't you think it's kinda odd? All these game characters who don't, y'know, know? I know folks stick to their roles pretty close when they first get plugged in but I've been here for a year and then some...
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Not like their codes aren't rewritten a lot anyway. They took out things like powers and combos, sometimes how people look. If I had that much of what's written in me taken out, I might forget, too.
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[Polishing off the last of her meal, Vanellope sets aside her bowl and flops onto her back to watch lights flicker through the blanket ceiling. She wrinkles her nose, clearly uneasy.]
An' we wouldn't have to worry about so much...
I think we'd make good players. We know better than the hero types, y'know? 'bout playing fair.
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Yeah, fair.
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...What do you think it's like? Being a player.
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No quarter alerts...no programming. Be whoever you wanna be. Havin' something to do for fun besides aiming bricks at windows.
[Specifically Gene's window.]
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[At least their batty bosses weren't crazy enough to send them out in this storm.]
I hope the players keep leaving us alone... And that we're not plugged in somewhere with weather like this.
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[Vanellope sits back up and crawls over to the opening of Casa Manta, finding one of the pillows she'd discarded for its unsuitable shape. Instead of adding to her building, she drags it back, along with a flashlight, and flops over on top of it, pushing her chin in the puffy surface. The light in her hands goes on, off, on, off.]
...S'long as wherever we are doesn't run out of power, anyway.
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Still kinda wish they hadn't made us...y'know.
[He traced an R in the air with a finger.]
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Yeah. [Vanellope sighs.] I mean, it could be worse? We've met some nice people there... Another girl I met said she's gonna sell candy, like me. Instead of what they trained us to do.
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Cynthia. She's older than me -- and Sugar Rush, I'm pretty sure -- but she's really nice. Doesn't want to be a bad guy.
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