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A very merry Halloween! [Mingle]
Date: 31st of October
Characters: Open!
Warning: Non-sexual desecration of formerly buried corpses
On the morning of Halloween, when people first step out of their houses, they will almost step into something.
A bucket of water. Every flat and every house in the Mossgate Boundary has a bucket placed in front of its entrance door (and sometimes, especially in Folkton and Moss Manor, the back door too), in which scary apples are floating. A little sign taped to the bucket reads: Have fun bobbing!.
But that's not the only thing that happened. The second thing that people will notice is that there are billions of spiders of all sizes crawling all over the town and villages, the military base, the Manor House... everywhere. And they certainly did their job - trees, lanterns, the higher attractions on the pier, and everything else that is high all over Mossgate Council is covered in thick layers of cobweb.
And lastly... those who pass by a church will notice something about the graveyards around them. Namely, that someone placed skeletons on top of most of the graves... Awfully real looking ones. Really, really awfully real looking ones. To some of them, the soil of the graveyard still clings, and the graves underneath them are in a state that betrays that they were dug up during the night. DNA tests would show that, indeed, the skeletons belong to the individuals buried in the graves.
Characters: Open!
Warning: Non-sexual desecration of formerly buried corpses
On the morning of Halloween, when people first step out of their houses, they will almost step into something.
A bucket of water. Every flat and every house in the Mossgate Boundary has a bucket placed in front of its entrance door (and sometimes, especially in Folkton and Moss Manor, the back door too), in which scary apples are floating. A little sign taped to the bucket reads: Have fun bobbing!.
But that's not the only thing that happened. The second thing that people will notice is that there are billions of spiders of all sizes crawling all over the town and villages, the military base, the Manor House... everywhere. And they certainly did their job - trees, lanterns, the higher attractions on the pier, and everything else that is high all over Mossgate Council is covered in thick layers of cobweb.
And lastly... those who pass by a church will notice something about the graveyards around them. Namely, that someone placed skeletons on top of most of the graves... Awfully real looking ones. Really, really awfully real looking ones. To some of them, the soil of the graveyard still clings, and the graves underneath them are in a state that betrays that they were dug up during the night. DNA tests would show that, indeed, the skeletons belong to the individuals buried in the graves.
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[ ...Sorry, he's pacing now, because it's what he does when he thinks. ]
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...I won't believe you that those are real skeletons. You can stop acting like they are.
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[ I mean, he's not lying, kid, but you're welcome to think he is. ]
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How did you find out that they're real, then?
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[ Basically he likes learning what he can from looking at the crafts of other doll-makers. And then found real bones. ]
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[She eyes the skeletons. Still critically, but with a lot more apprehension now. She's in no mood to touch one just in case he's not telling stories...]
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[ ...Basically being a doctor is very hard and very busy and that wasn't good for a family. ]
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Then you should leave now before someone sees you here, or they'll want to ask your doctor questions and then you'll be with people who want to ask doctor questions about the skeletons for many odd hours.
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[ AND THEN THEY'RE HIT WITH PLOT. Seth's kind of surprised by it, because that sure is a thing. Feeling hollow? (Like a doll--nothing inside on the porcelain ones) And the noise of what sounds like a heartbeat... That sure is a thing, and he might be standing there tense and dumbfounded for now. ]
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Ew. [She doesn’t like that feeling at all. She could absolutely do with those weird spells going away again, thank you very much.] Gross.
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[ Scratching the back of his head. ]
Uhhhh, you going somewhere? I can at least walk you after. That. And this. Whole thing.
[ ...Listen, he feels bad for the little girl who is currently standing in a graveyard full of bones on display. ]
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But you can buy me a hot chocolate at the Starbucks, [she offers generously. Never say that she can't be a perfect little opportunist.
There's something else, though. That makes her curious.] You looked really absent there for a moment.