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lostcarnival2016-11-27 06:13 pm
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⇨ THE MATRIX
Who: EVERYONE!
When: S1:D22 - S1:D??
Where: Visiting the Matrix.
What: The carnival arrives at its next location, as outlined here. This is a general mingling log for convenience purposes, but players are welcome to make as many other logs for this purpose as desired.
Warnings: Could be a lot of things.
When: S1:D22 - S1:D??
Where: Visiting the Matrix.
What: The carnival arrives at its next location, as outlined here. This is a general mingling log for convenience purposes, but players are welcome to make as many other logs for this purpose as desired.
Warnings: Could be a lot of things.
THE MATRIX↴![]() "What IS the Matrix? The Matrix is a system, Neo. That system is our enemy. But when you're inside, you look around, what do you see? Businessmen, teachers, lawyers, carpenters. The very minds of the people we are trying to save. But until we do, these people are still a part of that system and that makes them our enemy. You have to understand, most of these people are not ready to be unplugged. And many of them are so inured, so hopelessly dependent on the system, that they will fight to protect it." ![]() ► INSIDE: On the inside, it all seems so normal. Beyond what you know of the reality you've stepped in, every bit of this place feels just as real as it did back in the carnival. If you were to forget where you'd just come from, would you know any different? The simulation of Chicago is identical to how it would have been in the early days of the new millenia, to anyone who comes from a similar Earth. Humans bustle around you, oblivious to the world outside of the Matrix that they were born into. One bright side to it all is that this hyper realism means the coffee tastes just as good as it does in real life. Anything you could do in real Chicago you can do here - and perhaps even more. ► WHITE ROOM: But before that, you were here. The White Room is a loading program, intended to port objects and people into the Matrix. You arrive as a reconstruction of your true physical form, but common sense suggests that for some of you, entering the mundane world looking like yourself isn't the best idea. It's in this empty world that you will be able to load in whatever physical objects you are, and change the way you present your own body to the system. Changes can be little, or big, but whatever you do, the body has to be able to function according to Earth's physical laws. Don't forget, if you die here, you die in the carnival too. ► DEJA VU: It doesn't matter what you're doing, but at some point you'll notice it - something around you has repeated itself, like a line on a skipping record. Maybe it's the same person bumping into you twice in a row, or the same cab driver yelling at you to get out of the way. It's like reality has rewound and repeated itself, and after the fact you have no proof of it happening beyond the memory of what you saw. You don't know what it means, but something about it is chilling. It may be a good time to find a buddy. ► THE ONE: It won't necessarily come naturally, but in a moment of need you may find yourself bending the world of the Matrix through sheer belief and force of need. How you bend it will always stay without the rules of the universe, at least for now, but when it comes to enhancing your own physical characteristics, just about anything is possible. It will not be easily reproducible, not now, but it could be your first view into the window of what's possible. |



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He gives a soft burst of laughter at the suggestion.] Not at all. I'm just an animal keeper.
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[He hasn't really seen the ones at the carnival besides the ones that occasionally come by after his act. And Zecora, but she doesn't count.]
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All kinds. The Ringmaster likes collecting strange creatures from different worlds; dragons, giant rats... some things that I couldn't tell you what they are if I tried.
[Those are the most interesting, in his opinion, if occasionally difficult to work with. Inconveniences aside, he can't deny he kind of enjoys figuring out the workings of the animals in the menagerie.]
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[A few people glance his way, but no one seems too interested in a teenager with fanciful ideas, at least.]
I'll have to see later...
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Well, just one dragon, technically. [Hopefully that's not too disappointing.] You really should stop by sometime; I'd suggest morning or evening. She's most active then.
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Okay, I will. Thanks, old man.
[It's the hair.]
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[Tamaki would be far from the first to be thrown off.]
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[He never gave a name.]
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Have you been in the carnival long?
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[Tamaki doesn't really get it, personally, but Ginko wouldn't be the first person he met who decided not to go home.]
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[Very specific, Ginko.]
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[It's alright if he's vague, Tamaki will just let his imagination fill in the rest. Ginko seems nice, so he was probably trying to escape something bad.]
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I take it you're planning on getting out of here once you can, huh?
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[Which he should be able to as long as he doesn't incur any extra debt, but, well. You never know.]
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Thanks. I'm going to do my job, so she has no reason to keep me.
[But one never knows indeed.]
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Yeah, doing your job and not wrecking anything is probably the quickest route home. Makes things easier for the rest of us, too.
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[He hopes he'll at least be trusted to do that much here.]