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zero listened attentively as eisa shared her thoughts, feeling a mix of empathy and curiosity. they could sense the weight of guilt and responsibility in her words, and it reminded them of their own struggles, in a way. they couldn't help but feel a pang of admiration for eisa's resilience and determination to make sense of things. she didn’t deserve to have gone through what she’d been through, and zero would always make sure to tell her that. " yeah, i know what that’s like. to dwell on the past and wonder 'what if', " zero admitted, her voice tinged with a hint of vulnerability. she took a moment to gather her thoughts before continuing. " but sometimes, no matter how much we wish we could change things, we can't. it's a tough lesson to learn, but… even when we aren’t guilty, it's important to forgive ourselves for not knowing what we know now. "
as eisa remarked on her need to let herself feel things, zero chuckled softly, appreciating the lighthearted comment. they were used to being the one who offered support and listened to others, so it was a pleasant surprise to have eisa show a glimpse of curiosity about their own emotions. listening to eisa, zero found herself growing even more intrigued by her. her description of herself as someone who talked about dragons and had a house full of dried flowers and crystals made her smile. there was something endearing about her uniqueness. " yeah… when you’re different, it’s even harder to let people in. society is still kind of weird, huh ? if you’re not normal then you’re an other. but i think people embracing their quirks and passions is what makes them special. dragons and fairies sound pretty cool to me, by the way, " they added with a playful tone.
" maybe you're onto something, " they continued, their voice growing softer. " allowing myself to feel the little moments of joy and finding solace in simple pleasures can be a good starting point. trying to be kind to myself and finding the beauty in the small things. i’m not always terrible at that, but since halloween i haven’t exactly been feeling myself entirely. so i'll give it a try. " they concluded, feeling a sense of comfort in eisa's words. zero's gaze met eisa's, a subtle hint of admiration in their eyes.
Eisa cast her eyes down, feeling guilty for the way she had reacted. This was supposed to be a fun distraction and yet she felt like her thoughts were still solely focused on that day. She had replayed everything over and over in her head, until it had all seemed like a blur, rather than becoming clearer. Maybe it was time to accept that some things just couldn't be explained, but she had never felt such a strong responsibility before. Maybe running wouldn't have worked, but it had been her idea to hide in The Black Cat. What if she had let someone else decide? Would Calista still be alive?
"I suppose my mind has been occupied with other things," She admitted, though there had never been much thought about romance in the first place. It wasn't something she focused on, not even when she was younger. Maybe she had been too busy wanting to be independent to crave company like that. Or maybe she associated love with hurt - she had seen how much her parents suffered and never wanted to be in that position. "I know I can't change the past. I know. But I keep thinking about what I could have done and if-" She hesitated and looked down at her hands as she shuffled the deck. "I guess, if I had said something else, I could have changed how things ended." The blonde then finally admitted.
When Zero drew their card, Eisa managed a small smile. "You? Needing to let yourself feel things?" She quietly joked. It dawned on her that even though they had been working together for quite a while now, she still didn't exactly know much about the core of who Zero was as a person. While curious by nature, Eisa never really asked personal questions. She was the type to observe - nothing like her silly attempt to take the lead and make decisions for a group of people in danger. But what else could she have done? Stood there and be useless?
"You know, I understand. Letting people in is hard," She started, hoping that none of this would sound assuming or offensive. "I have never been with anyone, most people think I'm odd. I'm that girl who talks about dragons and fairies, with a house full of dried flowers and crystals, you know?" She chuckled softly. Those crystals had done nothing to protect her lately. "But it's not something you can force, you know? Letting people in or even letting your own feelings in. Maybe you're just not ready and that's okay. Or you could start off with allowing yourself to feel good things. Like... the sun on your face or... trying to dance along to a good song? Cooking your favorite meal and letting yourself enjoy it. Things like that?"
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zero chuckled at alma's comment - it wasn’t exactly funny, but they had a dark sense of humor and still found the thought amusing, despite it being a very real possibility. “ yeah, you’re right. dying on a bus would be a pretty depressing way to go. i guess if we're gonna meet our demise by the hands of some fucking freaks, we might as well go out with a bang, right ? ” they let out a sigh, the weight of recent events lingering in their thoughts. if her mind went too far, her skin would crawl with the memory of being trapped by the hunter.
as alma mentioned making dinner and taking charge, zero raised an eyebrow, surprised but intrigued. “ oh, really ? that's… an incredibly generous offer. running on fumes sounds about right, ” they admitted with a tired chuckle. the thought of a warm meal and some company lifted their spirits. zero could feel she was close to crashing, which was a part of her normal routine of working herself to complete exhaustion and then crashing hard. however, alma's last question made zero chuckle nervously. “ honestly, my fridge is pretty empty. i've been neglecting my grocery list. but hey, i've got some snacks and instant noodles if that's up your alley, ” they offered, a hint of sheepishness in their voice. it wasn't the most glamorous meal, but they were willing to make do with what they had.
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as reed led them towards the build-your-own radio kits, zero nodded along, “ that’s exactly what i thought, you know. my family are a bunch of privileged little shits who don’t know how to do anything for themselves. so i want the kids to actually learn some valuable skills and have fun with it at the same time – you know ? ” they asked, looking over the different coloured models. “ i think i'll go with the purple one, it feels like it’s not a conventional colour, ” they decided, holding it up. zero couldn't help but feel a wave of surprise wash over them at the mention of chokehold on love. it wasn't as if the band was unheard of, or super underground, but zero was so often consumed in so many different projects that they were surprised at any kind of recognition. “ oh, yeah, that's me, ” she replied. she was proud of chokehold and their achievements, and considered the band one of her great loves. “ thanks for coming out to see us play, it means a lot. the crowds always have good vibes and the show is nothing without that, ” she added, a hint of a smile on her lips. as reed introduced himself and mentioned being a friend of hedwig's, zero felt a sense of relief wash over them. it was always easier to talk to people when there was some sort of mutual connection. “ oh, so that’s where i’ve seen you ! hedwig is great, i’m always dropping demos off at the station for them to sneakily play while no-one is really paying attention, ” she laughed, though she felt a little guilty that she’d never gone out of her way to introduce herself. zero was so often preoccupied with something in particular that she didn’t pay too much attention to those around her. “ nice to finally meet you properly. ”

It took Reed only a few seconds of hearing them speaking to recognize them as one of the members of Chokehold On Love, one of his favorite local bands, and one he'd seen in live shows on several occasions. He smiled and shook his head when they apologized for seeming out of place. "No, you're alright, don't worry," he chuckled. "We've got some of those. This way," he said, walking around the display and leading them towards one of the farther aisles of the store. "Those build-your-own types of presents are the best. That's what got me into really learnin' how to take a radio apart an' put it back together again. An' that sort of spread to other stuff, too. I can fix pretty much anything now," he mused, finally stopping in front of the shelf where there were a couple of models in different colors. "And here we are."
He paused for a moment, debating whether or not he wanted to just mind his own business. But he was friends with Hedwig, and hadn't ever really had a chance to meet Zero in person. "You're Zero, right?" he asked. "Sorry, not to be like... weird or anything. I just know you from Chokehold. I've seen some of y'all's shows, and I'm a friend of Hedwig's," he sad. "And co-worker at the station. Name's Reed. Big fan of your work," he said with a smile.
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marzipan tried her best to appear calm and collected, despite the fear that gnawed at her gut. she was well aware that almost everyone in the little town of shrike was worried about the killers – if they weren’t, there had to be something not quite right with their brain chemistry. she herself had trouble sleeping at night, constantly checking and double-checking the locks on her apartment door. but she didn't want scott to see her fear - he had enough to deal with as it was. the redhead forced a smile as she tapped her manicured nails on the bug zine that she’d given him, trying to distract him from his thoughts. “ don't worry about it, scott. it's just a zine, nothing to really be afraid of. ” but even as she spoke the words, she couldn't help the sinking feeling in her chest. what if they were related ? what if the killer was someone they knew, someone who came into the store every day and discussed the latest comic releases with them ? the idea was terrifying, and she couldn't deny the possibility. she took a deep breath, trying to steady her heartbeat. “ besides, i think it would be wrong to jump to conclusions. we have to stay rational, and not let our emotions cloud our judgment. if we notice anything suspicious, we'll report it to the police, or at the very least, to each other. but for now, let's just focus on getting through it, okay ? ” she hoped her words would ease his fears, but truthfully, she was probably just as anxious as he was.
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it wasn't the first time that loki had found dead rodents on her doorstep. at first, she’d been a little superstitious, thinking that perhaps someone had it out for her and it was a warning of sorts. that was until she saw the orange cat dropping something at her door – and it all had started to make sense. “ is this a normal thing for cats ? ” she asked her, raising a brow. she’d never had a pet, and knew next to nothing about them. she wasn’t afraid, but uneasy. the doctor understood humans, body language, facial expressions, tone, all of which she learned in no time through books and study, not because it came naturally to her. so something as simple as a housecat was unknown to her. “ if i want to be your friend should i start putting dead animals outside your door ? ”
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It's embarrassing, honestly, to get caught holding both a cat and a dead mouse by anyone, in any context, Jo thinks to herself. It's more embarrassing, however, when it's by your neighbor, who you see on the regular, and even more so when you're standing on their front step with the aforementioned cat and mouse. Add on to the fact that she's scolding the cat (Leonard, as in Nimoy, who is large, orange, and very disgruntled looking) when the door opens, and the other fact that this has happened before, and it's practically embarrassment soup.
"I am really so, so sorry.." She says, trying her best to seem composed. "He brought you, um, a present of sorts, I figured you wouldn't want it." Obviously.. "I do keep telling him this isn't how to make friends, but.."
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briar listened intently, nodding along with alma's words. she could relate to the feeling of being weighed down with family issues and the pressure of keeping it all together - her mother in particular had been difficult to get along with for most of her life, and despite their relationship having gotten better in recent years, thinking about the past still stung. “ i understand how you feel, ” briar said softly. “ sometimes, talking about shit does make it worse. that’s something therapists don’t tell you because they want your money. but just know that i'm here for you anyway. any time. ” briar took a deep breath before continuing. “ i’m actually pretty good at pep talks, believe it or not. i’m better at talking than listening, most days. ”
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"it's not that, it's just i don't know if i feel like talking about it. it might just make me more exhausted," alma admitted the more briar encouraged them. "my family, namely my mom is just...really stressing me out right now and i'm finding it hard to have my shit together." it was mostly the truth minus the part about her father but alma didn't want to get into that now, she didn't think she could without falling apart. and they wanted to get at least through one shift today without feeling like a total piece of shit. "i bet people are the fucking worst," they lamented, pushing their hands through their hair before dragging it over their face. "okay, are your pep talks as good as your listening because i think i need that more than anything right now."
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cordelia was not unfamiliar with the feeling of eyes on her. the only time she had ever welcomed it was when she was on the field with a ball in her hand, ready to pitch. since she’d had no choice but to quit, she’d gone back to feeling anxious whenever someone stared. it had started after the accident, and it happened more often then when the wounds were fresh. she’d taken good care of herself for her scars to heal nicely, but they were still noticeable all over her body. when she’d caught the blonde staring at her, she’d assumed she was either staring at the scars, or staring at her because she had a dog in the mall. ( many people were unaware it was perfectly legal for her to do so. ) when the blue-eyed girl looked up, cordelia refused to look away, knowing it was likely to make her feel uncomfortable. “ didn’t anybody tell you it isn’t polite to stare ? ”
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This starter is open for everyone! (tags: @shrikestart) Location: Food Court, Double Shot Café Ft. Character: Danielle 'Dani' Michaels
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To Dani, one of the most pleasant ways to wrap up another dull weekend was by cruising around Shrike. Clarice typically left at the break of day for the real estate offices, so her secret little excursions were some of the only times Dani could freely get around without her mother chaperoning. Today, she indulged in the familiarity of the mall. She sluggishly made her way to the food court, fixed on Double Shot’s bright electric sign which promised some much needed energy. She wasn’t distinctly big on coffee, but part of working around Clarice’s schedule meant being awake far earlier than she was accustomed to. She ordered her usual flat white and headed for the closest seating area to wait. A hint of excitement sparking in her tired, half-lidded eyes; Dani reached for the table’s centerpiece, swiping a napkin. Her hand raised to her cheek, fingers brushing curtains of blonde hair aside to reveal a pen tucked securely behind her ear. Even fatigued, her hands burned to record whatever nearby inspiration most entertained her attention. This was an exhibition of Dani’s peculiar habit, leaving small snippets of art around town for anyone to stumble upon. She never signed these works or left them anywhere well hidden; it was simply a silent gift to whoever found the piece.
As of then the plan was to do a little window shopping, maybe pick up a few new studying records at Tracks if there was time to spare. That was until a peculiar newcomer arrived at the food court, stealing Dani from the midst of her drawing. They were beautiful to her, though most faces were, unconventionally so or not. Dani was often seized by people’s defining features; the attributes which made them unique. She quickly began with the outline of their shape beside her previous sketches. Preoccupied with their own undertakings, Dani went relatively unnoticed as her head shifted side to side, sneakily catching their various angles. She chewed her lip, nervous any one movement might be too obvious- yet she pushed on, determined to get their portrait just right.
One fine detail she hadn’t noticed was her muse eventually catching onto her periodic stares. Dani’s gaze flicked up once more to reference the shape of their eyes, not anticipating to find them staring straight back at her this time.
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delphine was taking a break from the leafwell market stall - her main purpose there was take over for leaf or orwell when the two of them needed a break. between then, she spent her time checking out the other stalls and keeping her friends company - especially honey. more often than not delphine was with honey, and if she wasn’t, she was looking for her. delphine was most comfortable and most herself around the wozniak siblings. “ i think the fig is good, ” delphine recommended to the customer who had approached the table, “ it’s nice to have a taste of fruit that isn’t in season - and it’s very good with… uh… fromage frais, you know - the cheese that is very soft, ” she clicked her fingers and hoped that they understood what she meant - cream was the word she was missing, “ honey, you know… the cheese you spread on things. very good. ”
open starter for @shrikestart from honey wozniak. takes place in town square, early sunday morning. please use beta editor!
honey finally snaps out of her daze when she notices someone nearing the small market stall that she's hosting this sunday market, one of many occupied by commune members, amongst others. despite her mind previously being consumed by her concern over being so close to the bloody scene reported in the news recently, she shakes it off quickly and she readjusts a few of the jam jars in front of her while engaging with the other. "good morning!" she greets them. "enjoying the market so far? do you care to try any of our jams?" she asks them as she ensures all of the handmade labels are facing forward, presenting them with all of the different fruit options.
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#commune vibes#☆ delphine corbin#☆ delphine corbin // visage#☆ delphine corbin // musings#☆ ft. honey ( inthefear )
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COURTNEY EATON AND SOPHIE NÉLISSE ‘Yellowjackets’ Cast Tests Skills By Acting Out Emojis
#this is so on brand for delphine#☆ delphine corbin#☆ delphine corbin // visage#☆ ft. honey ( inthefear )#☆ ft. lou ( shrieks )
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• open starter ; ft. briar sun. • location ; up to player. • @shrikestart ‣ beta editor.
“ whatever it is that’s plaguing you, i promise i can handle it, ” briar told them sympathetically between sips of sweet iced coffee that she’d gotten from double shot. she was prying, prodding, even. but she did genuinely want to hear what was bothering them. what esle was she supposed to do with her spare time in a town rampant with serial killers ? safety in numbers or whatever, she thought to herself. “ at come what may you have to have thick skin to make it out of a single shift. you’d be surprised at how many people think the store is an open invitation to be a total fucking creepozoid. ”
#☆ briar sun#☆ briar sun // thread#shrikestart#i have had this sitting in the drafts for too long lol
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the doctor couldn’t remember a time in her life in which she’d actually thought marriage was romantic, or anything desirable at all. even when her father was still himself, and there was more warmth in their household. part of her thought maybe it was because she had to witness her mother become an even worse person as her father faded into a shadow of himself. but even then, she didn’t think she could ever really understand love, or why people did what they did for each other. “ i couldn’t agree more, ” she said. most people within the mall ended up starting conversations over one thing or another, so she was used to being dragged into human interaction spontaneously. “ i’ve never seen a truly happily married couple. i think… whatever love is, it sucks the life out of people. like a parasite. it makes people tired. and they feel obliged to stick with it because it’s what they’ve known for so long. ” oftentimes she wondered if love even existed the way that other people seemed to believe it did. how were they so sure that it wasn’t just a conditioning of society? loki had never been a romantic, she had never been a dreamer. she might have been built different, but her ego wanted nothing more than to believe that she was the one who was right, over everyone else. “ humans are weird. that’s why i studied their insides, and not the thoughts in their brains. i’ll never know why people choose to get married, or even why they think they’re in love with one another – but i can understand why someone’s blood pressure is low. you don’t have to buy me anything, i think i’m okay. ”
Location: Julio's Bar or the Food Court
Tagging: @shrikestart
"God, marriage is so overrated. I mean at first I thought it was slightly romantic but now that I see the type of people who buy expensive engagement rings? Consider me anti-marriage." She let out a sigh as she took a seat across from someone without even checking to see if she knew them. She was a professional at starting up conversations with anyone and everyone. It was usually a 50/50 chance of whether they got up and left or not but she had met a lot of people that way. It was what made her broadcasting job worthwhile in the long run. It also made for less time being in her own head which was always a touch and go option.
"Like I kid you not, at least three guys came in today looking like they were the most miserable guys in the world buying engagement rings. I mean imagine thinking you've found the love of your life and the thought of marrying you makes them actually look like they're sick? I would rather be alone forever. The only redeeming moment is when the most gorgeous older woman you've ever seen comes in and buys herself jewelry. Or nervous teens with crumpled up dollars buying something for their new crush. That's sweet. But marriage? Sounds like it sucks. Anyway, thank you for letting me talk your ear off. Can I buy you something to make up for having to listen to my rant? I really just needed to let that out."
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loki hadn’t planned on actually speaking to the man. in fact, she wasn’t usually the type to speak to many men at all if she could manage to avoid it. ( though her job made that particularly difficult. ) but what paulie says is exactly what loki was thinking to herself. it slightly irks her that the man had assumed that she was even slightly interested in his safety. “ it’s none of my business, ” she puts her hands up in front of her a little defensively, “ if you stay out late and get hurt it doesn’t affect me. except perhaps you’ll be seeing me later when you’re in need of stitches or worse – surgery. ” it isn’t a warning – just a statement based on many experiences the doctor has had over the past year and a half or so. “ what are you doing out so late anyway ? with a guitar… for what – self-defence ? ”
open starter for @shrikestart from paulie vincent. takes place in downtown shrike heights, late at night. please use beta editor!
paulie stops in his tracks as he spots another person and notices that their gaze is on him. he isn't the kind of person who normally initiates conversation, but just because he's a quiet person, that doesn't mean that he's incapable of being social. he sighs before he speaks; just because he can start conversation that doesn't mean he necessarily wants to. "i know it's late, i know i should be getting home, that's where i'm headed." he readjusts the guitar case strapped to his back. he's had one too many resident of the town tell him that it's unsafe out at night; funnily enough, if they hadn't all stopped him, he'd already be safe at home. he doesn't know if this person was even going to warn him, too, but he feels the need to get ahead of them, just in case.
#☆ loki romanov#☆ loki romanov // thread#☆ ft. paulie ( inthefear )#☆ inthefear#no i didn't reblog from the starter blog actually#i've never done that in my life
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soren sipped a little obnoxiously on the soda that she’d just purchased at the counter, waiting impatiently for the line to move. when tj addressed them, they couldn’t help but give him a polite smile. despite being older than her, he was a familiar face – only because soren had been given the task of fetching items for her brother from dick’s sporting goods. he seemed like the kind of person who might even be friends with her brother – but she wouldn’t be the type to pry such a thing out of him. she almost felt bad for anyone her brother had been friends with. he must have made himself out to be a much better person than he actually was in order to befriend such decent people. “ yeah, i wouldn’t miss it for almost anything. winona ryder is so cool – did you see beetlejuice ? showtime got a hold of a few copies not too long ago. she was great in that one, ” soren was lucky enough to have rented one of the last copies at the time when it had come out. their family was not impressed with the film, but soren had felt like the aesthetics and the theme were not dissimilar to her own art. “ christian slater is cool too. i read in a magazine that his character is a bit of a bad boy. is that your kind of vibe ? ”
open to: all location: sunrise theatre date & time: march 31, 1989 at 7:30pm
TJ stepped out of his car in the drive-in lot of the Sunrise Theatre, his bright smile beaming out from under his baseball cap. He was dressed in his favorite pastel pink polo shirt, tucked into a pair of jeans. As he made his way to the concessions stand, he greeted a few of the familiar faces he passed, stopping to make small talk. He ordered his go-to – large popcorn, extra butter, and a cherry Coke – before fishing out a wad of bills from his pocket, counting out the exact change and flashing a grin when the cashier handed him his snacks.
He turned around, munching on a handful of popcorn, and grinned when he saw the person behind him in line. "Fancy seein' you here," TJ beamed. "You here for Heathers, too? I heard it's supposed to be a pretty wild ride. I mean, Christian Slater, right? He's such a badass. Can't wait to see what he does in this one." TJ took a swig of his soda, feeling a little buzz of excitement in his chest. He loved movies, loved the whole experience of it. He hoped his conversation partner was just as amped up as he was.
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“i don’t think that’s you acting anything other than completely right. understandable, justified.” blue shrugs their shoulders as they think about it a little more. art is something everyone should have access to, both to enjoy and to create themselves, but there’s a limit to everything, there are boundaries that should be put in place, in specific spaces at least, and blue has no issues with marzipan having her own opinions on the matter, especially not when it involves her workplace. “there’s a time and a place, right?” these terrible people can host their art elsewhere, out of harms way. the second the zine is opened up to the random page, and the words are unveiled for them to read, blue feels an extreme level of unease wash over them. blue hasn’t personally been attacked by the killers, he’s never seen them in person, not once, but it’s still enough to evoke discomfort. “that’s not cool.” they shake their head, and they know marzipan already knows this. “definitely, that’s sick, i can’t believe someone would do this.” though they say this, if they thought about it further, they’d realize that it’s actually quite easy to believe people would be cruel; people have always been cruel, everywhere blue has ever been, it’s not exclusive to shrike heights.
marzipan knew very well that art could be used to harm other people, and it was very obvious that was the intention of this particular zines author. she was thankful that it was her who had found it and not someone who was a little more sensitive to the subject. she was thankful she was strong enough to handle it. “ i think the best i can do is monitor it, ” she gave a deep sigh and gripped the stapled book by the edge, tearing it into long strips to be recycled later. “ if the owner of the store were to find out about this they’d probably be against the idea of people leaving their zines here altogether, just for the sake of the customers. but the community of artists here are worth more than that. i like flipping through all the genuine ones, ” she slid the other zines towards them, “ just look at how much thought and attention to detail go into them. wouldn’t it be a waste not to get to display them somewhere ? ”
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there was a dull ache in nel’s stomach that grew stronger throughout the interaction, at no fault of marzipan’s. the killers no longer had their hands on nel, but they still had such a tight grip over her life, over every aspect of it. she couldn’t even stand inside of the comic book store and look at illustrations of bugs without feeling that pit inside of her grow more and more intense. the mourning cloak butterfly. mourning was a feeling that hadn’t left nel since the carnival. “that’s fucking stupid.” it was clear that nel was truly pissed off, though she wasn’t overly expressive with her frustration or her anger. “wouldn’t it be easy to just target who deserves it? we all know who’s responsible for this all.” the killers, obviously, but she meant the mayor, and the authorities who let more and more people get attacked every time the killers came out from their unknown hiding spots to inflict more pain. “the rest of the town has been through enough.”
“ i know, ” marzipan said sympathetically, leaning on the counter. she mindlessly flipped through the rest of the pages of the bug zine, colourful bugs standing out upon each page. she was truly impressed by it. “ some people are too afraid to say it. and some are too stupid to realise it. but even so, those who don’t see who’s really at fault don’t deserve this. i think so many people here want to believe they’re in the right hands. ” she supposed a lot of people didn’t have much of a choice. after all, what could anyone do about it ? they could vote mayor sweeney out during the local election, but his opposition didn’t seem like they’d be any better for them. marzipan had begun to realise that no authority could truly be trusted when it came to solving the issue of the killers. “ i think this town is sick enough for there to be at least one person who thinks we all deserve what we get. but i have a very strong feeling they’re not someone who works within the mall. if they were, they might be a little more sympathetic of the situation. ”
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