Rue (
untrueheart) wrote2013-07-10 01:12 am
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Act 3
[Once upon a time, there was a girl who noticed that every single day, she had to track down her dearest love from wherever he happened to wander at the time. He could meander quite far if left to his own devices, which he was, more often than not, because establishing him a 'permanent' place to sleep at night? Had been overlooked.
That's not going to go on any longer. Rue leaves her room in the morning with some serious intent: first to find Mytho, then to convince him to get a room. His own room. ...Somewhere nearby. She has the perfect spot in mind. Of course, she has to find him first, a journey which takes her all over town and back again. Thinking of the only two things he's shown a real interest in doing, and with an eye out for anyone acting particularly odd and emotional, she'll stop a few people she happens to pass with a question:]
Have you seen a white-haired boy pass this way? Or perhaps he was dancing somewhere?
[Once all the hunt-and-find is over and done with (it is a long day), she might be forgiven for overlooking something upon her return to her own apartment. In truth, she doesn't get a good look until she starts to get ready for bed.
There on the living room chair is a pair of terrifyingly familiar black toe shoes.
That is all it takes to turn a frustrating but decent day into a rising nightmare; Rue screams once, turning to run out of her apartment and out of community building seven, as well. Distance, she wanted distance. If she could get far enough away they would not be real.
It is her particular brand of destiny that takes her on a collision course with at least one other person in her flight. Hopefully whoever they are can manage to stop her doing something foolish and irrational.
After all, it's just shoes.]
That's not going to go on any longer. Rue leaves her room in the morning with some serious intent: first to find Mytho, then to convince him to get a room. His own room. ...Somewhere nearby. She has the perfect spot in mind. Of course, she has to find him first, a journey which takes her all over town and back again. Thinking of the only two things he's shown a real interest in doing, and with an eye out for anyone acting particularly odd and emotional, she'll stop a few people she happens to pass with a question:]
Have you seen a white-haired boy pass this way? Or perhaps he was dancing somewhere?
[Once all the hunt-and-find is over and done with (it is a long day), she might be forgiven for overlooking something upon her return to her own apartment. In truth, she doesn't get a good look until she starts to get ready for bed.
There on the living room chair is a pair of terrifyingly familiar black toe shoes.
That is all it takes to turn a frustrating but decent day into a rising nightmare; Rue screams once, turning to run out of her apartment and out of community building seven, as well. Distance, she wanted distance. If she could get far enough away they would not be real.
It is her particular brand of destiny that takes her on a collision course with at least one other person in her flight. Hopefully whoever they are can manage to stop her doing something foolish and irrational.
After all, it's just shoes.]
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It's probably safe to assume that Mytho himself does not know where he is.
So first, Rue checks some obvious places, after not finding him in the plaza doing fountain dancing again. The restaurant, item shop, clothing store...she even tries the clinic on the off chance he picked that door today.]
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The bakery is next, and all the buildings around it. When she's outside, on a whim, she watches the rooftops she passes. He's been known to make foolish decisions about heights before, too.]
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Then when the question is asked that is when she rethinks her priorities, having a pretty bad feeling she may know who she's speaking about. }
I am afraid, mademoiselle. I have not seen such a person yet. { A dancing white-haired boy would be an odd sight. Especially for a place like this, believe it or not. Just her opinion. } Would you like help in finding him? Two heads are better than one as some shall say.
It won't be my first time trying to look for someone to help another. { She'll like to think this will be successful this time however. Hopefully. }
(during the search!)
It would be better with help, though. It had to be. This woman couldn't possibly know all about the problems associated with Finding Mytho once he'd wandered away.]
I would...appreciate the assistance.
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I'm always happy to help out anyone in trouble. { It's what she would do if she somehow ended up getting stuck with this persona she had to play out in any case. Now. Most people in this case would ask where the last time she saw her friend or if she had an idea where he would go if he slipped off somewhere.
But those would be her later questions. Addie wanted to be sure of one thing... } The white-haired boy that is your friend. He doesn't happen to go by the name of Mytho, does he?
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Yes! Then you must have seen him. Tell me, where did he go?
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Oh no, my dear! I did not see him today but he is also a friend of mine. { This must be the girl he was speaking about before. He is very lucky to have her if she is this worried for him and vice versa. } Perhaps we can look around... The flower shop? Perhaps he is attempting to look for a present to show his devotion? He seemed very concerned about wanting to do that when I last spoke to him.
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A collision course, you say?
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Miss? Is someone chasing you?
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A detached calm takes over, temporarily.]
No. I was in a hurry. [Laced with hints of 'you should get out of my way', too. Inside her head, Rue flinches. That sting always happened too fast for her to take it back.]
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My apologies for keeping you, then. [It's ritualised courtesy, not exactly sincere. But if the girl needs no help, then Makie will let her go. It's preferable, anyway.]
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Oh, s-sorry, I wasn't - Rue! Are you looking for Mytho?
[ ...She didn't know any other white-haired boys, did she? ]
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[ Everything was better with company, right? ]
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[Rue looks up, then away.] He...he has been afraid of me.
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She's not that person anymore. But Mytho, with his fear and devotion only...how could he know that? ]
...I'm sorry, Rue. This is my fault.
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Ororo stumbles back as Rue crashes into her, but thankfully manages to keep them both from stumbling into the puddles around them - at the expense of holding onto her umbrella, which clatters to the ground in her surprise.
It's the last of her worries, however, when she sees how distraught the girl is. Ororo's hands come to rest on her arms, steadying her. ]
Oh-! Are you alright?
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Let me go!
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Please, calm down. Is something the matter? Are you in trouble? [ Ororo glances up, wondering if someone was chasing the poor girl. ]
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What do you want with me?
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