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Let the Festival Begin [Day 143 | Day 144]
Who: EVERYONE
Open: Open
When: Day 143 & 144
Where: All over the Bastion
What: The first two days of the Harvest Festival
Format Any
Warnings: None
For the past week or so, it may feel like to some that the Bastion is gearing up for something. And not anything bad, either. Something good and oh so needed. It's not just the people, the Caels and the Ura that are aware of what the coming days would mean if the world was still intact. It's like the very Bastion itself has suddenly gained new life, and there's a power over it that's greater than any person, creature or Core.
Anyone who is still awake as dawn breaks over the Bastion may find themselves inexplicably tired for no reason at all, and unable to give in to an intense need to close their eyes, just for a moment.
When everyone wakes, and I do mean everyone, the Bastion will be transformed. Decorations, lights strung across every angle, wreaths, tables with colorful cloths over them, streamers and banners and so much stuff just seemingly out of nowhere! The entire Bastion, suddenly a vibrant, beautiful place for a celebration. And not just any celebration.
The Harvest Festival!
Open: Open
When: Day 143 & 144
Where: All over the Bastion
What: The first two days of the Harvest Festival
Format Any
Warnings: None
For the past week or so, it may feel like to some that the Bastion is gearing up for something. And not anything bad, either. Something good and oh so needed. It's not just the people, the Caels and the Ura that are aware of what the coming days would mean if the world was still intact. It's like the very Bastion itself has suddenly gained new life, and there's a power over it that's greater than any person, creature or Core.
Anyone who is still awake as dawn breaks over the Bastion may find themselves inexplicably tired for no reason at all, and unable to give in to an intense need to close their eyes, just for a moment.
When everyone wakes, and I do mean everyone, the Bastion will be transformed. Decorations, lights strung across every angle, wreaths, tables with colorful cloths over them, streamers and banners and so much stuff just seemingly out of nowhere! The entire Bastion, suddenly a vibrant, beautiful place for a celebration. And not just any celebration.
The Harvest Festival!
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I would, however... keep a close eye on her.
[Over protective not!big brother.]
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Protective?
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Of course, I can only make such a guess by what you just told me, if you can't separate her from your sister so clearly.
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Emilia passed well over twenty years ago. I have no reason to use Polka as a replacement. I miss her, and I see many similarities in her, but my desire to protect her comes from friendship.
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[He doesn't mean to be so condescending, really, sometimes it just comes out.]
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... the world that Polka and the others came from... for a long time while I was there, I was convinced I was dreaming. That, in the last moments of my life in Paris, France, I created a world to escape the pain of my condition.
It crossed my mind once, that Polka being so similar to Emilia was not mere coincidence.
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And then you realized it was not the same.
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Regardless... I clung to the idea of Polka being some one I could protect and save... even it if meant I would do so to the detriment of the relationships I had gained there, and my own life.
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Outside of that... I merely want her to have the life she should have been given a hundred times over. No fourteen year old should be so accepting of her own mortality the way she ways when I met her.
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...I can't understand that.
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[Okay, how to explain this...]
To Polka, she had been experiencing the same ten years over and over again. Some parts of her journey were different, but the ending was always the same - she was going to die.
She was aware that she was going to die. She went all those years facing every day as if it might be the last. There is no life in that. She may have had moments of joy, of pleasure and of everything else that anyone else might experience but they were tainted by knowing that she would have so few of them. No child should ever have to live like that.
It wasn't until I arrived that the cycle was broken. She is able to continue on, for however long that might be now.
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Here, the situation is far less insane sounding. Were I tell it to some one from my original world, they would have had me locked up for clear mental instability.
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