Julie Grigio (
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redshiftrp2020-10-14 07:36 pm
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So... few of us here have come from other places, right?
[She tucks her hair behind her ear and a few of the shorter strands fall forwards again. Annoyed, she puffs them out of her face with a quick exhale.]
I guess that doesn't matter, really-- Would you want to forget it all?
[Julie pauses, then adds some clarification.]
Where I've been, people didn't remember stuff after they left. Sometimes they'd come back and not remember they'd been there. Would you want that, or... would you want to remember?
[She tucks her hair behind her ear and a few of the shorter strands fall forwards again. Annoyed, she puffs them out of her face with a quick exhale.]
I guess that doesn't matter, really-- Would you want to forget it all?
[Julie pauses, then adds some clarification.]
Where I've been, people didn't remember stuff after they left. Sometimes they'd come back and not remember they'd been there. Would you want that, or... would you want to remember?

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I wonder if I were to go back home, would those all be gone...
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[She puffs out a sigh.]
I'd just like to have one fucking normal day.
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[He lets out a little breath of laughter.]
How would you even define normal?
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[Julie... has not had a lot of normal days.]
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Worrying about dying was normal for me! This place is much more calm by comparison.
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I've been neck-deep in death since I was nine years old. It's never been 'normal'. Kids shouldn't have to live like that.
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[He's just going to light a cigarette, it'll help him with the tension that comes from such a heavy sort of conversation.]
Homeless since I was eight. So whether or not it should be normal doesn't matter. It just is. Any day where I don't have to worry about dying... and there have been a couple of those since I got to Anchor... they're the good dreams.
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[Their version of 'normal' is fucked and not what real 'normal' should be. Julie's sick of always worrying if she's going to see the next day, and there have been more days in her life where she's thought she might die than ones where she hasn't.]
I prefer the 'hey maybe I won't die today' days.
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[It felt like more of a discussion than a disagreement. Comparisons do usually feel like that in these sort of circumstances, but there is no competition. Having to worry over death isn't fun, and that doesn't matter whatever world they come from.]
So far so good, then. You're not dead yet.
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Fuck, if you aren't right. [Isn't she alive? Not entirely whole, but she's alive.]
I don't go down easily.
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[What an oddly comforting feeling. Gokudera is pretty happy with his life right now, especially what he's made of it on Anchor after Amoi. It feels like every step is a recovery.]
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[That's not said to be dramatic, though it sure comes out that way and she notices it, scrunching her face up at her own words.]
I mean, zombies are a thing. [They don't really like being called that, and she doesn't like calling them that anymore, but it's easier than using her own words then needing to explain.]
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[Gokudera seems relatively amused with this topic.]
They're mostly used as a subject of scary stories where I'm from.
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[They used to be stories for her too.]
My boyfriend was killed by them, my dad, and my mom is--- Whatever. I wish they were just scary stories.
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[He can't imagine what she went through, but that it's something that he'd hate. Gokudera chews the inside of his lip.]
I'm sorry to hear that. At least you're in this world and there are no zombies. [yet.]