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ambidex voting #13
![]() Another round, maybe this one will end better? Less blood and gore even? No? Well, here are the conditions regardless.: For anyone who chooses Ally, well, if your opponent chooses Ally as well, then 2BP for each of you and blah blah blah, predictable. Bore him to tears why don't you. For anyone who chooses Betray, and gets a Betray in return, everyone's BP stays the same and one of you gets fifty coins! That'd be fun, right? A cheeky little gamble. The rest get a pat on the back and that warm feeling of a vote well voted. Last but certainly not least: for anyone who chooses Betray and their opponent chooses Ally, same deal as last time, two whole memories! Eh, eh? Come on, that's a pretty good deal, right? Take the offer! And the ally person well, they get the usual. So, happy voting! Calhoun will see all of you later with the results. |
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and he shakes his head, shockingly no property damage to the jacket.] It's alright, as far as I've seen. He- well, alright, Alfendi may have bled on it a bit, I'm not sure if that's the one he had on in that room. Did you get that for him?
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I guess so. Better than having him walk around in ripped up rags like it was the late 20th century or something. Some trends just never need to come back into style.
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But his dramatic, sweeping coats are fashionable? [rude to poor jake] Oh, speaking of christmas gifts, I wanted to use one of the cards you gave me. Since you have that organ now I was wondering if maybe you could give me lessons? I can't promise I'd be any good but it'd be better than sitting around between puzzle rooms- if it's not asking too much, I mean. [just stumbles a bit on the end there, whoops maybe this was too big of a favor, what a stupid thing to worry about suddenly]
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He's too old to know fashion if it smacked him in the leathery face. [honestly is there any other way to be to jake?
And she smiles, shaking her head] Of course it's fine, if you really want to learn. I don't know how good of a teacher I am, and I'll have to rustle up some sheet music, so fair warning. What made you want to do it?
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Well, I suppose keeping up with the times is difficult. [no, there's really not apparently.]
It's interesting, I suppose. I doubt I've ever considered learning something like the organ, I really wonder what made you decide to start. [he smiled, amused.] Besides, it'd be something to say I came out of this nonsense learning how to play an instrument, of all things.
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When I was growing up, my sister had an organ in her office. It wasn't hers, but the police chief's. I always wanted to play it so badly. I don't know if that's the reason I started taking lessons, but definitely was a reason I kept doing it. And I guess if you're after that accomplishment, I'll have to do a decent job. Though if it doesn't work out, you could always go for Snake's keytar or whatever.
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[and he shakes his head.] It's a shame we don't have a piano too, the ah... keytar, was it? Leaves something to be desired. Are the organ and piano similar enough that you could play both?
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Yeah, the organ and piano use the same type of sheet music and keyboard layout, so I should be able to play it, even if not very well. ...Zelos and I tried to get that piano from the gallery, but alas. Maybe I should've gotten someone else to help out.
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It might be worth a shot if Calhoun ever opens all the rooms up again. Jake would probably be a bit more of a help, though if it was bolted to the floor... well, maybe we could find a way around that.
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If you're looking for a piano, I'll help you out. Our problem was that it wouldn't fit through the door. I didn't wanna break it, especially since it was roughly a million pounds. Maybe the next time we're assaulted by horror movie rejects...
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Maybe if you take the legs off and move it on it's side? The problem would be putting them back on later, I imagine. Or we can just have a very short piano.
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Hopefully playing piano on the ground like the kid in that old comic strip won't be necessary... Guess it's a pretty moot point unless we get a chance to run wild again. ...Too bad we couldn't reprogram any of those robots.
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I wonder if that monster was one- well, it must have been, right? It's not like monsters actually exist. [going to die first in a horror movie, this one.] Maybe Calhoun will give us a chance to request things again, as shocking as that was the first time.
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You think the blue thing was a robot? ...Yeah, that makes a lot more sense than--other explanations. Okay. [the virgin sticks around for a while, right? so don't get too fresh in those puzzle rooms] And I find that doubtful, at least in ways not to just laugh in our faces. I'm still waiting for the other shoe to drop, to be honest.
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It's all I can come up with barring we were all drugged and hallucinating or monsters do exist. Given the last time we hallucinated I'd say this was a little tame and... well, coherent. [never forget the beauty of the theatre, he sure won't.] I won't say I didn't feel the same- I skimmed through the book Clive got me just to make sure it wasn't half full of blank pages.
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Yeah, compared to last time... Ugh, let's just...not think about this. [what if we want to forget the theater, what if it's something we pray for every night before falling asleep] Did you finish it? Maybe every other word is a curse. Or it's a cliffhanger ending without a sequel.