[Video]

[mad_again]

[You see Alice, still in her greyish clothes. She's in front of a full length mirror in her room, trying to get a better look at her back, where there is a pair of small butterfly wings.]

This is certainly something different...

[She sighs and goes back to straightening some books on her self, just thinking that the wings is a hallucination. That was until some children, with numbered tags hanging around their necks, walk by the open a pause to stare.]

What's that on your back?

[That surprises Alice and she turns to them.]

Wha?

On your back. It looks like a big butterfly is sitting there!

It's nothing. [She hurries over to the door.] You're seeing things.

But I saw it too! [Another child said.]

You're both seeing things, now shoo! [And she closes the door on them, and what happened sinks in quickly.]

They saw them... Then that means. [She looks to where her journal is and the video cuts off there.]

Comments

[soulfist]

Do you still think you're hallucinating, dear?

[mad_again]

Fine, fine. I no longer think this is a hallucination anymore. Which is actually pretty reassuring.

[soulfist]

I'm glad that you finally see the truth~

[mad_again]

I apologize for calling you a hallucination.

So what is your name?

[soulfist]

It's okay, it didn't hurt my feelings too much~

My name is Morrigan. And you are...?

[mad_again]

I'm Alice Liddell.

[soulfist]

It's nice to meet you~

[mad_again]

Nice to meet you as well, I suppose.

So tell me. Does this wear off?

[soulfist]

It will... In either a few days or a few weeks. You just have to wait~

[mad_again]

Lovely. Guess I will just have to wear a shawl until they go away.

[stillneedawish]

I think it's a community virus, miss.

[mad_again]

Virus? That gives you wings?

[stillneedawish]

Mmhm! Well, "virus" is just our name for what happens when the community does something like this, I guess... it's more like magic, really.

[mad_again]

Magic... Well, I guess a book that is responsible for such things has to have some form of magic to it.

[stillneedawish]

That's what most people seem to think, yes. Mm... does that mean you see it in a book, then? That's quite different!

[mad_again]

What else would I use?

[stillneedawish]

Most people use a computer of some kind, I think.

[video]

[sexbastian]

Your first time, I take it?

[He got white bat-like wings, they ruin his shirt so he's now wearing a tank top]

[video]

[mad_again]

[Which is inappropriate in the 1800s, and Alice's expression reflects her disapproval.]

I first thought this was all a hallucination, and now I wish it still was.

[video]

[sexbastian]

[rolfmao Sebastian is always inappropriate.]

A lot of members must be wishing the same right now.

Something's wrong?

[video]

[mad_again]

Because I'm being addressed by a man dressed as a fish monger who frequents brothels.

[video]

[sexbastian]

[He stares at her in silence.


Ands stares


And stares for a bit more.


And he finally burs out laughing. His wings shake when he does that.]

Oh my god, you are something else. I can assure you I would get really bored in a brothels unless the bartender was cute.

[Video]

[mad_again]

And quite crude. But I shouldn't be surprised since I'm talking to an American.

[Video]

[sexbastian]

[He's going to reply in french to spite her.]

Why are people so quick to judge others?

[Video]

[mad_again]

[Not much spite, but she will mock him.]

Your French sounds horrid with that accent. Typical American trying to pretend to be something that he's not.

[Video]

[sexbastian]

[Look at all the fucks I dont give.]

I lived in france for years, my acces is not that bad. Can you even speak it?

[Video]

[mad_again]

It is, when compared to real Frenchmen. I've picked up a several words from those who have visited London. I've never had the chance to formally learn it since I had spent about half my life in a asylum.

[video]

[sexbastian]

Lady, if you spend half of your life in a asylum maybe you aren't the most adequate person to go around judging people once because they were born in a different country.

What happeend to you? Why did you end there?

Re: [video]

[mad_again]

It is not like I got out of the asylum yesterday. I've been out to long enough to know what goes on in London society these days and I've met my fair share of Americans and they all have ill manners.

That is a personal question and none of your business.

[video]

[sexbastian]

It is not like I can tell for sure if you are lying. New flash darling, I look perfectly normal in nowadays society in MY world. You look like you need a bath and new clothes, but nail the emo look.

Fine.

[Video]

[mad_again]

So you're saying your whole world is ill mannered? Not surprising there.

"Emo?" What nonsense are you talking about?

[Video]

[sexbastian]

No, but it sounds like you like in Neanderthal land.

Educate yourself.

[Video]

[mad_again]

I think Neanderthal applies to you Americans more, considering that little war you had amongst yourselves not too long ago.

And what is the point in writing in blue ink?

[She's using a book so normal internet doesn't apply to her. At least not yet.]

[Video]

[sexbastian]

Right, because the British Empire wasn't one of the most ruthless that ever existed.

Oh, god, nevermind. You are obviously too slow to understand.

[Video]

[mad_again]

Certainly more civilized than Americans who kept a hold of slavery for so long.

I'm not the one making up words and using blue ink for no reason. I have better things to do than talk with uncouth half wits like you. Good-day.

[Video ends because she slams the book shut.]