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welcome to mayfield: day 3

[Those who wake up in the town on the third day will soon notice that something's definitely off. The cracks in the sky are appearing more frequently and lasting for minutes at a time, and there's a strange white fog drifting over the clouds.
For those who've just arrived, welcome to our new little town! We're sure you're glad to see your missing friends again; nothing to worry about here, they've just been too busy enjoying the upgraded carnival to go back home. Any bleeding limbs or serious wounds you may spot are obviously just a sign of how much fun they've been having.]
OOC: If your character damages or affects the carnival or town in a noticeable and normally permanent way, please comment here.
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but that gets a laugh from him since he gallows humor is always appropriate in his opinion!! except he's actually being serious whoops... at least there isn't much amusement in his tone, despite his smile.]
Skipping to the funeral psalms might be a good idea. One for every person you see, that ought to be enough.
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he heaves the most world-weary sigh of his life...]
You have an unnerving sense of humor, you know that? You don't honestly think that all of us will die here, do you?
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also arching a brow at that. it's not like he's the one here known for theatrics and overexaggeration!]
It's the only way back to town in some cases.
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...Some cases? That scenario has happened before?
[...]
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As I've said, the carnival itself is a new theme, but the idea behind it isn't. In Westport, I was told there were no survivors by the time we were all returned to Mayfield. [he gives a half-shrug.] When we were in Maipole, on the other hand, I believe most people simply woke up in their own beds. However, injuries sustained in the town were transported along with them. Many remained injured until their next death.
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he's absorbing this with a few beats of rather heavy silence. he doesn't know what to say... but-- one thing strikes him.]
...You died in Wesport... didn't you?
[it's quiet, and he's watching him side-long. charles :(]
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the question earns him a small, dismissive wave of the hand. westport is a giant tango of Bad Memories for him, so he tends to deflect and avoid the topic wherever possible.]
Before a few, after most. It's why I only known second-hand that the remainder of the population was killed within the next day. Radiation poisoning, I believe it was.
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I'm sorry.
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You should re-direct the energy you put into being sorry and use it to prepare yourself for a potential repeat of the situation.
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...Sometimes, the less you say... the more it seems as though some part of you is screaming, Charles.
[he's shifting to grasp the rosary in an almost subconscious gesture as he looks out at those milling about in the church. it won't end that way, will it...? it won't...]
I'll do everything I can to make sure it doesn't come to that. I'd ask you to stay where it seems safe for now, but... you've never been very good at listening to that kind of thing, have you?
So, I'll stick to 'please be careful' instead. I'll be here if you need anything.
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It's yourself you need to worry about. If you're still clinging to the notion that you alone, or anyone for that matter, can change the most likely outcome, you'll be one of the people who suffer the most. [he huffs, and turns to withdraw back into the church.]
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...but he watches him go; even he on occasion knows when not to overstep his bounds. please take care of yourself, Charles... alright...?
he wants to see you alive and well at the end of this... ;(]