Freddie Facilier (
faciliheir) wrote in
progresscity2018-05-07 11:24 pm
Entry tags:
tarot cards may show the way
Who: Freddie, her anxiety, and YOU
What: runaway corpse bride
Where: outside vista way/joffrey's
When: night/day after election
A. Vista Way
[it’s late at night-- or early in the morning, depending on how you see it. the window to the apartment Freddie shares with Ariel and Basil opens, and… a rope made from bedsheets is tossed from the window, and a figure starts to descend.
it’s been quite a while since she’s done this, which is why she underestimates the amount of length needed to safely reach the ground, and how to position it properly so her weight doesn’t snap the rope. which it does, while she is still quite a ways away from the ground, which she hits with an undignified thump.
at least it wasn’t too high of a fall, so all Freddie has is a bruised hip and a bruised dignity.]
B. Joffrey's Coffee Shop
[Freddie is sitting at a table in the coffee shop, sitting crossed legged on a chair as she shuffles the deck of cards she’s holding. a small purple gem sits on the other end of the table, and an iced latte with a visible layer of sugar on the bottom sits at her side. slowly and with great purpose, she places three cards in front of her.
ace of swords, reversed. four of pentacles, upright. two of swords.
she grimaces and shuffles again, placing another three cards.
nine of swords. the world, reversed. two of swords.
shuffling, harder. three more cards.
temperance, reversed. the hanged man. two of swords.
she makes a loud, frustrated noise and grabs the two of swords, violently tearing it up into a pile of confetti. struggling to control herself, she shuffles the deck again and again before taking another card…
two of swords.
she throws the entire deck in front of her and puts her head into her hands. She glares… at the gem.] I don’t need this right now! [she wanted answers. but she doesn’t like what she’s been given.]
What: runaway corpse bride
Where: outside vista way/joffrey's
When: night/day after election
A. Vista Way
[it’s late at night-- or early in the morning, depending on how you see it. the window to the apartment Freddie shares with Ariel and Basil opens, and… a rope made from bedsheets is tossed from the window, and a figure starts to descend.
it’s been quite a while since she’s done this, which is why she underestimates the amount of length needed to safely reach the ground, and how to position it properly so her weight doesn’t snap the rope. which it does, while she is still quite a ways away from the ground, which she hits with an undignified thump.
at least it wasn’t too high of a fall, so all Freddie has is a bruised hip and a bruised dignity.]
B. Joffrey's Coffee Shop
[Freddie is sitting at a table in the coffee shop, sitting crossed legged on a chair as she shuffles the deck of cards she’s holding. a small purple gem sits on the other end of the table, and an iced latte with a visible layer of sugar on the bottom sits at her side. slowly and with great purpose, she places three cards in front of her.
ace of swords, reversed. four of pentacles, upright. two of swords.
she grimaces and shuffles again, placing another three cards.
nine of swords. the world, reversed. two of swords.
shuffling, harder. three more cards.
temperance, reversed. the hanged man. two of swords.
she makes a loud, frustrated noise and grabs the two of swords, violently tearing it up into a pile of confetti. struggling to control herself, she shuffles the deck again and again before taking another card…
two of swords.
she throws the entire deck in front of her and puts her head into her hands. She glares… at the gem.] I don’t need this right now! [she wanted answers. but she doesn’t like what she’s been given.]

a
You didn't break anything, did you?
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Yes. Very horrible dreams.
Bad enough dreams that she went right out from getting a glass of water to making some cocoa. Cocoa with her thoughts. Because screw it. With whatever money she scrounged up, she got herself some pretty okay-ish hot cocoa. Just need to boil some water and-
Plunk.
A fall from outside got her to jump.
Her room was on the ground floor, and could see that it was the girl who was at Ariel's meatball party; and whom she met on the first day. Probably...not a threat.
She poked her head out of her now opened window, straggly hair and in her sleep clothes.]
Do I need to call a medic?
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B
Mike is the last person to be anywhere near a coffee shop, but by some serendipity, he's there. He would walk right past it and return to his aimless bumbling when he spots the girl doing cards. With no reason and no prompting, Mike takes a seat nearby.]
Ohhhh a poker game! Deal me in!
Now, I don't have any money so...can my shoes count as chips?
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B
She was just making her way out as she spotted Freddie, currently in the grips of her own crisis, it seemed.]
So, is this whole election business messing you up too?
[Sips her coffee. She's going to need a minute to fully wake up.]
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B
He's more exasperated than anything else--they have a perfectly functional door, do either of the girls really think that he of all people would set a curfew, nevermind try to enforce one--and then he sees that bed-sheet rope hadn't er. worked too well, apparently...
...Mmmmaybe he'll just. do a quick check-in. Make sure no one's trying to walk around on a broken foot or anything.
Fortunately there aren't a whole lot of places open at this hour. Joffrey's is his first stop, as it's the easiest to look through. Joffrey's is also his last stop because apparently the girls felt the need to be sneaky about late-night coffee. To be honest he'd more expected them to be getting up to something at the Adventurer's Club. But no--it's clandestine coffee. One coffee. Did only one of them--Ariel's not even here, is she.
Something's wrong. Freddie's trying to deal with it by herself--without a great deal of success, judging from her mood. He doesn't know how serious this problem is, but... he read her journal in the manor. Freddie's hit do-or-die mode once before without him noticing. Things got desperate, went bad, and she had to deal with all of it alone. He's not about to just. leave her on her own like that again. Maybe he can't help, he has no idea, but at minimum he intends to stick with her through whatever's gone wrong this time. ]
...Most decks stick to one of each card.
[ Mouse clambering up onto the tabletop. Sup. ]
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A
Freddie, what're you doing!? Are you hurt!?
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