Dalila "Ghost" Galloway (
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Date & Time: 1/4; afternoon
Location: Around the Hold
Characters: Ghost and ANYONE
Summary: Ghost is out and about, mostly sulking and trying to avoid people.
Warnings: Uh, depends on who shows up?
[Since the whole deal with Koltira, Ghost has mostly been holed up in her room. She's barely left it. But even she gets a little stir-crazy so she decided to go for a walk. A task easier said than done given the damaged state of her helmet. With it no longer functioning properly she couldn't wear it. Not wearing it means people will know what she looks like. What she sounds like.
That definitely leaves the Network out of question. At least in person she can give a false name. There's only two people, aside from maybe her roommates, that know what she really looks and sounds like.
She's completely bundled up, arms and hands completely covered. Her face mostly hidden behind a scarf and the shadow of her hood. It would have to do. Although the faint glow of her eyes wasn't hard to miss.
For the most part she's just out trying to get some "fresh" air while avoiding as many people as possible. Although avoiding people isn't easy. Eventually she settles down on a bench in what she assumes passes for a park. At least the pastime of people watching never goes out of style.]
Location: Around the Hold
Characters: Ghost and ANYONE
Summary: Ghost is out and about, mostly sulking and trying to avoid people.
Warnings: Uh, depends on who shows up?
[Since the whole deal with Koltira, Ghost has mostly been holed up in her room. She's barely left it. But even she gets a little stir-crazy so she decided to go for a walk. A task easier said than done given the damaged state of her helmet. With it no longer functioning properly she couldn't wear it. Not wearing it means people will know what she looks like. What she sounds like.
That definitely leaves the Network out of question. At least in person she can give a false name. There's only two people, aside from maybe her roommates, that know what she really looks and sounds like.
She's completely bundled up, arms and hands completely covered. Her face mostly hidden behind a scarf and the shadow of her hood. It would have to do. Although the faint glow of her eyes wasn't hard to miss.
For the most part she's just out trying to get some "fresh" air while avoiding as many people as possible. Although avoiding people isn't easy. Eventually she settles down on a bench in what she assumes passes for a park. At least the pastime of people watching never goes out of style.]
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It don' work quite like that. While I can feel the energy around me I can't tell how close it is or how big the being is that's letting off the energy. I can only tell just how much of that energy is Nether.
[And then her invisibility has a time limit.]
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[He lifts his finger to his chin.]
I wonder though, you mentioned that you can feel a person that is about to die. Something like that has got to come in handy for medical reasons when life support is about to fail. Forgive me for saying this, but have you considered possibly doing something along the lines with the clinic? It may be of use to others.
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It ain' something I like t'know. I've accept it's part of m'powers and there's nothing I can do 'bout it but I still don' like it.
I've been trained wi' my abilities t' fight an' protect. Though I gotta be real careful when m'doin' those things.
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You seem to have this way of dashing aside suggestion and dance around purpose. I have yet to see you actively do anything to help yourself. I don't know what else to tell you, Ghost. I have been honest with you and forthright in my reasons yet you choose to take the more clandestine approach.
[He looks to Ghost now and his gaze is firm.]
I have nothing more to offer you. Yes, it's true you are powerful and you have this unique gift, but what I see is a person that's too afraid to be human. Why?
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She looks away, fiddling with her gloves now.]
I know...it jus' ain' easy to trust people. Even if we're all stuck here there's still people here that would rather murder others or try to build some ridiculous empire. An' there's no tellin' many here are like people back home. That they'd rather kill the freak than try t' work wi' 'em.
No' that killin' me works...
[She shakes her head before looking over at him again with a weak smile.]
D'ya know what it's like t'die, Lee?
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[His voice softens but the gravely tone remains from his years of smoking and drinking.]
Regardless, there's a risk just waking up in the morning.
You can't simply think that everyone is going to be like that. Sure, there's a psycho or two but that's where you have to learn to play the game.
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First time I died I woke up at m'own funeral several days later. I was confused and I ached. I didn' know what had happened. But I also so very scared, probably more so than all my family members that were starin' at me. Only thing I could do was run away, no' an easy task right after bein' dead.
I was twelve...an' after something like that y'kinda stop lumpin' y'self in wi' humans.
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So, you're saying that just because you can wake up from the dead that it's over for you to try to form any bonds?
[He scoffs and shakes his head in a dismissive manner. If he didn't see his brother do it or his nephew, he would have already ran.]
I don't know what is worse. Dying or killing off your ties of being human.
Any other time, I might have been freaked out, but I know better than that. Big deal, if you woke up from your funeral. It's commendable, actually. I wasn't trivializing it or anything of the such, but I get this feeling you simply gave up.
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I might have a chance here but I ain' used t' dealin' wi' mos' people face t' face.
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I see. I'm sorry I bothered you about it. Whether good or bad, I still think you can. It would be a shame for you to live a life of loneliness without knowing what it's like to love, make love or have love when you resign yourself to death.
I think I overstayed my welcome.
[He stands up and begins to walk away.]
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She knows she whining. But she's too afraid of things that are unlikely to happen in this place.
Instead she's just going to remain there lost in her thoughts and mentally berating herself for how stubborn she's being.]