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[Daneca has spent the first few hours going through the posts to the network. She...]
[...doesn't know how to feel about any of this so far. People going missing and others turning up dead. Zombies, vampires. And Cassel. Realistically speaking, Daneca knows she should probably be more anxious over a potential serial killer running around than the prospect of speaking to Cassel again, but that's what gives her more pause than anything. (At least she's not totally surprised by the idea of a serial killer on the Barge, she figures. Still in the realm of sanity for now.) She thinks maybe she should send him a private message or try to find him and speak one-on-one, in private. But that seems like too much even for her right now.]
[So, she settles for just introducing herself to everyone else. If he wants to talk to her, he can. If not...]
[Well, he doesn't have to. It's not like Cassel owes her anything anyway.]
[With that resolved, she can go back to being properly more anxious about people turning up dead, zombies, and vampires. And apparently also werewolves being real as well.]
[Daneca appears a little stiff and tense. Being on camera and broadcasting like this makes her a little nervous in ways that are harder to cover up than other things that make her nervous or uncomfortable. But it doesn't paralyze her or make her smile seem like a disingenous cover for nerves that ends up looking more scary than pleasant. Daneca is not someone who can lie very well. It's nervous and small, but her smile is no less sincere. She's trying desperately to channel her mother right now.]
I know I'm coming in at a really bad time, but I thought I should probably introduce myself anyway. My name is Daneca and I'm new. [She flushes a little and says a little softer:] Obviously.
[She shifts a little uncomfortably and finds the strength in her voice again.]
I'm a warden for anyone that might matter to.
[She's sure it does especially to some of the inmates. She'll lie about other parts about herself anyway. Might as well be honest about some things that might make people uncomfortable.]
Anyway, I guess I'm just looking for a tour. Or advice. Whatever anybody can spare.
[...doesn't know how to feel about any of this so far. People going missing and others turning up dead. Zombies, vampires. And Cassel. Realistically speaking, Daneca knows she should probably be more anxious over a potential serial killer running around than the prospect of speaking to Cassel again, but that's what gives her more pause than anything. (At least she's not totally surprised by the idea of a serial killer on the Barge, she figures. Still in the realm of sanity for now.) She thinks maybe she should send him a private message or try to find him and speak one-on-one, in private. But that seems like too much even for her right now.]
[So, she settles for just introducing herself to everyone else. If he wants to talk to her, he can. If not...]
[Well, he doesn't have to. It's not like Cassel owes her anything anyway.]
[With that resolved, she can go back to being properly more anxious about people turning up dead, zombies, and vampires. And apparently also werewolves being real as well.]
[Daneca appears a little stiff and tense. Being on camera and broadcasting like this makes her a little nervous in ways that are harder to cover up than other things that make her nervous or uncomfortable. But it doesn't paralyze her or make her smile seem like a disingenous cover for nerves that ends up looking more scary than pleasant. Daneca is not someone who can lie very well. It's nervous and small, but her smile is no less sincere. She's trying desperately to channel her mother right now.]
I know I'm coming in at a really bad time, but I thought I should probably introduce myself anyway. My name is Daneca and I'm new. [She flushes a little and says a little softer:] Obviously.
[She shifts a little uncomfortably and finds the strength in her voice again.]
I'm a warden for anyone that might matter to.
[She's sure it does especially to some of the inmates. She'll lie about other parts about herself anyway. Might as well be honest about some things that might make people uncomfortable.]
Anyway, I guess I'm just looking for a tour. Or advice. Whatever anybody can spare.
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Where are you from, Daneca?
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[She does her homework.]
New Jersey. You?
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Have you ever done anything like this before? Worked in a prison, rehabilitated murderers?
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[Just. Quietly addressing the ceiling. If there is a god, he, she, or it is not here.]
[Okay, now he's actually looking at her.]
Go home and come back in a week.
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[So thanks, Cassel?]
How is it going to be any safer in a week compared to now? This place seems to have a new crisis every other day, Cassel.
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[Annoyed is good. Probably. He's looking tremendously frazzled, at least, which should be a new and fun experience for her.]
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[ Two-Face is the most friendly!!! ]
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He has other people to worry about anyway.
[Which is the weirdest thing she's ever said. Cassel. Other people. Worrying about them.]
[What?]
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[ Two-Face is the most sarcastic. ]
Oh, so you don't rate? Good to know.
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[Name, please.]
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[Iris puts her video setting on, but she's busy searching unoccupied cabins on level seven right now, so there's only a brief glimpse of a smiling, untidy blonde woman in something sparkly and fuchsia before the image goes jerky and unhelpful.]
I can do a tour, if you can 'andle the chance we might find a corpse. I've got to search the 'ole boat anyway, it'd go faster with a friend, eh? I see you know our Cassel.
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[Probably a better move as far as her lunch is concerned as well.]
Uh, yeah. I do. [A beat.] We went to school together.
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You know Cassel?
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Yeah, we went to school together before he left.
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much, much later, like a day and a half
He named a rabbit after you.
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[This isn't helping.]
What?
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[But seriously, listen to everyone and stay inside. :c]
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It's often a 'really bad time,' here.
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I probably don't need to tell you to be careful. The best way to go is to pair up with someone you trust, watch each other's backs.
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That's better advice than "stay in your room." Thanks.
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-> spam or assume?
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