Jane Porter (
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video; un: j.porter
[Jane appears to be sitting in the middle of the woods. It's raining, though not terribly hard, and she doesn't appear too bothered by it as she shelters under a tree with an irritated-looking bird fluffed up on her shoulder.]
I've been thinking about something... and indulge me, because sitting out here waiting for the rain to stop is terribly dull.
[She doesn't use the network too often and rarely for a casual query, but she is bored.]
There are a good many people here from other worlds, yet I often notice that most seem to be... hmm, heroes of some kind, I suppose? Or people who were already powerful in magical ways, or people of high political influence. Some are gods, even. [A little shrug follows this, and she hums thoughtfully.]
So I wondered, then, just how many are not. How many were pulled into this from perfectly ordinary lives where nothing magical or horribly dangerous really happened to them, and they were certainly never anticipating having to halt some multiverse-ending calamity.
[A fat raindrop hits the top of her head and she flinches, looking up and then shuffling further back against the tree.] I'm sure I'm not the only one who often wonders which capricious higher power thought they had the skill set for this.
I've been thinking about something... and indulge me, because sitting out here waiting for the rain to stop is terribly dull.
[She doesn't use the network too often and rarely for a casual query, but she is bored.]
There are a good many people here from other worlds, yet I often notice that most seem to be... hmm, heroes of some kind, I suppose? Or people who were already powerful in magical ways, or people of high political influence. Some are gods, even. [A little shrug follows this, and she hums thoughtfully.]
So I wondered, then, just how many are not. How many were pulled into this from perfectly ordinary lives where nothing magical or horribly dangerous really happened to them, and they were certainly never anticipating having to halt some multiverse-ending calamity.
[A fat raindrop hits the top of her head and she flinches, looking up and then shuffling further back against the tree.] I'm sure I'm not the only one who often wonders which capricious higher power thought they had the skill set for this.
video; un: nleclair
[ A beat. ]
What was that bit 'bout heroes????
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[It had really been a train of thought sort of thing...]
You know. Heroes. People that a whole society looks up to!
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[ He pauses. ]
What the bloody hell am I doing here then?
[ Completely forgetting this is the very question that was asked. ]
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video; un: saxitup
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[He does look the part...]
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[The question might have been rhetorical, but she thinks about it anyway. Having done this twice now, she has to wonder why she keeps on being pulled into other places like this.]
Perhaps it's more to do with how we interact with each other.
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[He says this a little wryly.]
It's good question though. I can't say I've spent a lot of time wondering about the answer.
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video; un: tenjikubotan
[He gives a wave.]
I mean. I wasn't normal for my world. But here? I'm practically as normal as it gets.
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Now you have me curious! What wasn't normal about you before?
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[He's self-aware to know he's not normal compared to the average person in his world but seriously, he's absurdly normal for here.]
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video; un: tachibana_i
and she hasn't met any real ghosts yet! thank goodness... ) I hope it does, anyway.
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[She supposes everyone considers their own home world to be completely normal and they can really only judge off that... but now she is curious.]
text; un: manslayer
why u outside in the rain anyway thats stupid
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Besides, you certainly aren't one to judge anyone else about staying out in ridiculous weather now are you.
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video; un: vforvenus
[ Though Minako does seem to neglect to mention on which side of that division she herself falls. Maybe she's curious if Jane will know that she's actually more than just your average teenage girl, especially since she acts that way around the other..
.. well, aside from all the 'goddess of love' claims, but not exactly everyone seems to believe as much. ]
I think I've spoken to just about as many people who are kings or have special powers or whatever as I have to people who just seem to be regular people back home.
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I suppose it does help that it doesn't matter one way or another once we get here... though the people who had magical power before certainly might have an advantage.
[God knows it had taken her time to get used to it, though she'd had the experience of the previous world that she was in, as well.]
At least most of the people who were important back home don't seem to be trying to push that importance on us here.
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voice; un: rokumon
Definitely not me. I'm nobody's hero.
[ Even if she'd fought to protect the colony that one time... it was never something she could see herself as. Not with her life, or her goals. ]
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Maybe it was the sigh that came before it.]
Then what kind of person are you?
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video; un: signorvespa
[ ...wait he what ]
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[Says the woman who once bullied a small monkey. She really can't throw stones here, but still...]
I really need to hear that story.
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text; un: kingjj
i mean im one of the best in the sport im in at home
but no one has super powers or anything like that
we're all just human
its kind of weird being in places like this or places like i was before
where so many people are different and extraordinary
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[Yes, that is definitely the part she's going to latch on to here.]
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video; un: rapunzel
[ For emphasis, Rapunzel briefly lifts up an arm, a curtain of long, brown hair coming with it. ]
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Your entire life in a tower?
[Like... that old fairy story?]