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eachdraidh2015-02-09 06:16 pm
gordianknots) wrote in eachdraidh2015-02-09 06:16 pm
Entry tags:
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- connor: assassin's creed,
- elizabeth of york: the white queen,
- jack frost: rise of the guardians,
- katherine pierce: the vampire diaries,
- lemina ausa: lunar 2 eternal blue,
- lumina: ffxiii:lr,
- merida: brave,
- rider: fate/zero,
- rin tohsaka: fate/stay night,
- saralegui: kkm,
- shijima kurookano: nabari no ou,
- waver velvet: fate/zero,
- zuko: avatar
Backdated to early 8 Feb | Text | Unseelie locked
By now I think everyone knows that the monarchs are asking us to run after the Jabberwock to try and return it back to them. We know that it responds to touch, that it likes puzzles, and that lavender will help soothe it.
But there are problems with what we’ve been told that need to be solved now.
1. It’s the middle of winter. We need sources of lavender, and I do not imagine that this will be easy. If anyone knows where to begin, and can say so on an open post here, you’d be doing everyone a great favour.
2. The Jabberwock isn’t small. Making puzzles that will be the right sie will be a struggle. Thoughts on how to go about that are welcome. I’m not imagining that it is going to be possible to walk up to this thing and ask it why did the chicken cross the road?
3. Touch. If this thing’s aura of rot is as true as old accounts have presented it, we need to find ways to deal with that. Quickly.
I’m encouraging brainstorming on this network post because anything that can be thought up together will have a greater chance of working.
Chime in if you can and for the love of whatever is dearest to you, stay safe.
But there are problems with what we’ve been told that need to be solved now.
1. It’s the middle of winter. We need sources of lavender, and I do not imagine that this will be easy. If anyone knows where to begin, and can say so on an open post here, you’d be doing everyone a great favour.
2. The Jabberwock isn’t small. Making puzzles that will be the right sie will be a struggle. Thoughts on how to go about that are welcome. I’m not imagining that it is going to be possible to walk up to this thing and ask it why did the chicken cross the road?
3. Touch. If this thing’s aura of rot is as true as old accounts have presented it, we need to find ways to deal with that. Quickly.
I’m encouraging brainstorming on this network post because anything that can be thought up together will have a greater chance of working.
Chime in if you can and for the love of whatever is dearest to you, stay safe.
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I'll remember to not expect any sort of kindness from anyone or anything in the Drabwurd, then.
And to prepare myself for Bill Murray. I think he's worse than the Jabberwock.
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Oh, give me rampaging Bill Murray any day. Please.
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[ and it is a lesson she will take with her throughout the drabwurld, ensuring she is careful of any genie lamps she comes across as she makes her three wishes and hopes none appear as mortifying as the actor they jest of right now. though, she's certain the jabberwock is — and hence why she'll steer clear of it, not wishing to see her skin rot, even if she's slightly curious to know if she can heal from it. ]
On second thought, perhaps we should. It'd be entertaining to watch him vs the jabberwock.
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