gehennawind: (my only sin is I can't win)
miss vasquez if you're nasty ([personal profile] gehennawind) wrote in [community profile] eachdraidh2015-06-27 05:35 pm

(Unseelie Locked) AUDIO

[Good evening one, good evening all. We hope this embarrassing domestic dispute does not disturb.

Paloma doesn't consider herself a vengeful ghost. Conflict is a thing to avoid, not draw nearer to, not attract outside attention to. It's a private matter. Publicizing the enraged screaming of one Edward Hyde is unseemly and regrettable; something must be terribly wrong.

The sound on the locket kicks in mid-tirade. A man is hollering.]


--right mind moves a pile of shit halfway across the world for some petty prank?! Disgusting, worthless harlot! You had better hope that your body is never returned or I will be the one to rip out your throat and stuff it down the hole that remains.

[The (bad, thoughtless, petty, ill-advised, heartbreak-fueled) plan was to keep her mouth shut and let him shout himself hoarse, but Paloma cannot resist the target he's made.]


Call me anything you want. I haven't done what you've done. You're like a child playing with LEGOS. [He won't know what those are. She doesn't care, she's too butt-inflamed.] 'Oh, I'll take off a piece and... put it back where I got it!' Bodies don't work like building blocks! Listen to you. Who's frightened? Tell me you'll carve your name into my liver and feed my guts up my asshole. You've said worse. Go for it. Just go for it.

[There's some incoherent screeching, profanities and hateful noise, and then a thud near the source of the broadcast - something thrown across the room, hits the wall, and falls to the floor. (A shoe full of shit.)]
I would rather the other way around, seeing as you are so partial to spreading fecal misery all around the place - why not give you what you so desire? After all, you do so seem to love taking it in your mouth already, you must have a fetish for refuse of all kinds!

Did you-- you did, you just called yourself a shithead! [Laughing bitterly. She hasn't begun to be ashamed of this broadcast, but she will be, and shortly.] There are names for selfish, faithless, unreliable, fish-licking poxed thieves like you in Srathmarbh, but why waste time when we can just say 'Edward Hyde'!

[Gods all bless, the feed ends.]

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[personal profile] unsolitary 2015-07-03 10:32 pm (UTC)(link)
( while she pointedly won't mention the painfully obvious subject change to get away from what had just been displayed on the network, Clarke is happy to provide some form of distraction. )

That's- Wow, that's actually a hard question. I like a lot of Impressionism, and Post-Impressionism. Anything by Camille Pissarro was beautiful. Pinchon's garden paintings are amazing, too. Starry Night over the Rhone by van Gogh might be my favourite, ever, though I did see The Starry Night in person, once.

But um- Really, give me any oil painting and I'll probably love it.
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[personal profile] unsolitary 2015-07-04 12:21 am (UTC)(link)
I could sit and talk about his work all day if someone let me, there's just- So much and all of it is beautiful. The real tragedies are his death and how his work wasn't truly valued until well after he was gone. ( she huffs out a sigh, clearly the subject of van Gogh is a passionate one for her. )

Most of the art in my world was lost, but some of it was saved from the war; Starry Night was one of them, but I'd never been to a museum or gallery. The one in Parrais is beautiful, and the first I'd ever gone to.