Charles Foster Offdensen (
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dramadramaduck2012-11-16 09:35 pm
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[video feed / canon push]
[the feed turns itself on to reveal a Flash video of a grinning skull, eyeballs and some of the flesh still intact. he speaks in a high-pitched voice, and every now and then, he'll just ... rotate. whoever made this doesn't have a ton in the way of Flash skills, but yet at the same time ... the little thing is compelling. it's not the longest video in the world, either, thank god. you only have to stand it for about a minute or so.
once it's over, the video's replaced with a live, if grainy feed of Charles leading two acne-ridden young men down a corridor. they look like the cliche definition of obsessed fan trash: one of them is tall and rail-thin, the other obese and wheelchair-bound, the arm of his chair covered with computer parts. both are wearing glasses and trying their best to look intimidating.
Charles looks about fifty billion times more intimidating, and he's not even trying. he presses both buttons on a call pad, and soon a gigantic freight elevator arrives. the three climb in, and there is a heavy, awkward silence. Charles makes an effort, speaking to the one in the wheelchair:]
So, uhhh. Where you guys from?
Sandusky, Ohio.
Oh. There's an ... amusement park there, right?
Yes there is an amusement park.
Well, that's always fun.
[the elevator stops and lets them out at the end of another corridor, this one with an open ceiling. the stucco on either side is peeling away to show the brickwork underneath. here and there, the walls are riddled with bloodstains and bullet holes. Charles stands off to one side to let the fanboys out ahead of him. ominously, a raven crows somewhere, and the boys look back at him.]
Your money's waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay down there. Behind that door. [Charles points, then leans ahead, squinting in exaggeration] Y'see it? ... [then he looks at his watch] Hey, you better hurry up. Closing time's in two minutes.
[undeterred by the ominous portents, and spurred on by the promise of money, the boys proceed down the corridor. they don't make it more than a few feet before Charles speaks up again. his tone is blank, but there's a hint of something behind his glasses as he steps back and takes hold of the doors]
I'd serpentine if I were you. [THUD. he slams the doors shut and pulls out his Dethphone.] It's showtime. [finally, the faintest hint of a smirk... and then he realizes the feed is on]
Oh. Incidentally? Y'might not want to look.
[back out in the corridor, the brothers haven't moved. they're just looking at each other, dumbly. the squeamish might not want to look anymore]
Why should we serpentine...?
[the words are barely out of his mouth before the other one's head explodes in a hail of blood, brains, and shotgun shell. enjoy your nightmare fuel, ducks]
once it's over, the video's replaced with a live, if grainy feed of Charles leading two acne-ridden young men down a corridor. they look like the cliche definition of obsessed fan trash: one of them is tall and rail-thin, the other obese and wheelchair-bound, the arm of his chair covered with computer parts. both are wearing glasses and trying their best to look intimidating.
Charles looks about fifty billion times more intimidating, and he's not even trying. he presses both buttons on a call pad, and soon a gigantic freight elevator arrives. the three climb in, and there is a heavy, awkward silence. Charles makes an effort, speaking to the one in the wheelchair:]
So, uhhh. Where you guys from?
Sandusky, Ohio.
Oh. There's an ... amusement park there, right?
Yes there is an amusement park.
Well, that's always fun.
[the elevator stops and lets them out at the end of another corridor, this one with an open ceiling. the stucco on either side is peeling away to show the brickwork underneath. here and there, the walls are riddled with bloodstains and bullet holes. Charles stands off to one side to let the fanboys out ahead of him. ominously, a raven crows somewhere, and the boys look back at him.]
Your money's waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay down there. Behind that door. [Charles points, then leans ahead, squinting in exaggeration] Y'see it? ... [then he looks at his watch] Hey, you better hurry up. Closing time's in two minutes.
[undeterred by the ominous portents, and spurred on by the promise of money, the boys proceed down the corridor. they don't make it more than a few feet before Charles speaks up again. his tone is blank, but there's a hint of something behind his glasses as he steps back and takes hold of the doors]
I'd serpentine if I were you. [THUD. he slams the doors shut and pulls out his Dethphone.] It's showtime. [finally, the faintest hint of a smirk... and then he realizes the feed is on]
Oh. Incidentally? Y'might not want to look.
[back out in the corridor, the brothers haven't moved. they're just looking at each other, dumbly. the squeamish might not want to look anymore]
Why should we serpentine...?
[the words are barely out of his mouth before the other one's head explodes in a hail of blood, brains, and shotgun shell. enjoy your nightmare fuel, ducks]
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That's brutal. You mind giving us a warning before that happens?
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I thought I just did.
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Anyway, what the hell was that?
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[there's the tiniest lilt to his tone that suggests he thought it was cute. and then the faint sound of a hail of gunfire from the corridor]
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I'll be honest, this is better than the troll, at least.
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I'M TOO USED TO PLURK CODING AHAHA
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Pepper drops her coffee mug, not even caring as it shatters on the floor spilling hot coffee over everything. She yelps]
Oh my god!!
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It, ah - well. Couldn't be helped.
Really.
[turns off to the side and speaks to someone offscreen] Okay, 529, that should be enough. Go, uh. Go see what's left out there.
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It couldn't be helped? But... what? Why? How... that's just... [She shakes her head, trying to make heads or tails of what she just saw.]
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[What kind of a business are you running, here?!]
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The eighth largest economy? Who are you?
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How about both? It would be nice to know who I'm speaking with.
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Mm, people overreact an awful lot here, don't they.
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Especially considering none of them have ever had their heads explode.
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Nobody has. However, you may call me Doc Scratch.
you saw no login fail
certainly not!
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And yet somehow you can still communicate with all of us? That's quite a talent, I have to say.
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I, on the other hand, find it quite underwhelming, in comparison to my living days.
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It isn't even unique among the community.
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Then again, my boys are just a band, and they summoned a lake troll...
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Well, I suppose your circumstances make such amusing lack of awareness somewhat justified.
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