Post by Nea on Jul 23, 2009 21:16:30 GMT -6
((This is a compilation of everything we have so far... Nikki and Louis are Kay's, Locke and Charlotte are mine. That's all I can really say.))
Genre:
- Christian High School
Plot:
-Train Wreck Plot
Who is Who?
-Kayla
-Louis DeNonno (Louie)
-Nikki O’Connell (Nik)
-Linnea
-Locke Glamis
-Charlotte Glamis
List of Injuries:
-Louie: compound fracture and pressure on lung
-Nik: completely crushed lower half of her forearm
-Locke: leg missing above the kneecap
-Char: concussion and blindness due to head injury
Profiles:
Louis DeNonno
Personality:
Louie is a pretty annoying guy when it comes right down to it. He likes to have a good time and hang out with his friends, cracking jokes and all that jazz. He tends to be pretty inappropriate in the fact that he will laugh at the wrong times and not care how people think about it. In the end, he’s a pretty good guy if you can get by his lack of seriousness.
Appearance:
Louis had dirty blonde hair that’s very frizzy. It looks almost like an afro that was drenched in water. He likes the weird look of it, though some might find it a bit homely looking. He stands at six foot even, though he slouches most of the time. His skin is a fair complexion, as he doesn’t like to go outside very often. His waist is thin enough, showing a few of his ribs.
Nikki O’Connell
Personality:
Nikki is a very quiet person to begin with. She likes to hang out with people; she is just not good with telling people how she is feeling. She likes to help people out and finds that she is very good at using empathy for others.
Appearance:
Nikki has long brown hair of the curly fashion. She likes to pull it back into a ponytail most of the time as to not have it in her face. She stands around five foot five and has a fair complexion due to the fact that she isn’t good at getting outside much.
Locke Glamis
Personality:
Locke is quiet and reserved; he is incredibly protective and has a tendency to overreact when it comes to his sister. He tends to hold grudges, and once you’re on his bad side, you tend to stay there until you earn your way back.
Appearance:
Locke has dark brown hair and green eyes. He’s roughly 5’9” with an average build; he’s fairly skinny but is also not muscular. (Not a jock.)
Charlotte Glamis
Personality:
Charlotte is bolder than her brother; she isn’t generally loud, but she tends to get fired up about (in)justice. She believes life is too short to hold grudges; her anger is dangerous but short-lived. She does not show weakness; instead, she plays herself off as self-confident.
Appearance:
Charlotte tends to dress in layers: a tank top; a t-shirt; and a sweater; an ankle length skirt; long white socks; and ugly black shoes. Her waist-length auburn hair is always in a thick bun, and round glasses grace her face in the most conspicuous way. She intentionally masks her true beauty, and she does all in her power to appear ugly and invisible.
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Actual Roleplay:
The world seemed to be one pool of green, each tree and leaf flowing together into one large blur. Locke’s world vibrated as the train moved beneath him, taking him along for the ride. He poured his entire self into his own world, rarely taking the time to experience the world around him.
“Ow,” he muttered, looking up as a piece of wet paper hit his forehead. Before he could retaliate, the train began to shake violently, and by the time the second spit wad reached him, everyone could tell something was wrong. The steady beat of train wheels had ceased, and instead, everything was spinning, tumbling… falling.
Suddenly, all was silent; an eerie stillness hung over his world, one in which life no longer existed… Light no longer existed. The emptiness seemed endless, as if all eternity had ceased to exist; yet somewhere, in the depths of his mind, he knew this was not the end. Heaven was not empty; it was not dark. Jesus was there, and a never-ending light extended over all. No, this was not Heaven; the end was not in sight.
These thoughts plagued Locke as the pain overtook him, and then even his thoughts were empty as he slipped out of consciousness.
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Louis let out a bark of a laugh as the first spit wad hit the head of Locke. It was so amusing to him he decided to reload. As he was saturating the piece of fabric with spit, an interesting movement started on the train. He wasn’t sure what it was, but it was definitely not normal for a train. He shrugged, ‘the conductor must be doing something stupid.’ He spit the other wad at Locke’s face, and before he knew it, it went black.
“That must have been some deer,” he said after opening his eyes. His breath was knocked out of him. He winced, trying to move and feeling a pain in his leg. He took a deep breath. “This would be a good time for Satan to pop out and try to convince us to go to the dark side. Nobody join him no matter how many cookies he has,” he said loudly. He tried to let out a laugh but he could only feel a pain in his chest. “This sucks.”
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“Crap.” That word alone fit the situation, one which Charlotte Glamis could not figure out. Choppy images filled her mind’s eye: objects flying, the train spiraling, darkness, and pain. And the screaming. Even in the darkness, screams overwhelmed her. At first, she assumed they belonged to others: her classmates, her friends, her brother... Everyone else. Only when the piercing sound continued did she realize the truth: they were coming from her.
She felt her consciousness fade, yet her mind never fully severed from reality. Upon hearing a familiar voice, her eyes fluttered open, yet nothing relieved the darkness. "Who cares how many," she called out, ignoring the increasing pain in the back of her head.. "I wanna know what kinds!"
-----
She had been looking out the window, her hands neatly folded in her lap with her right arm laced in with Charlotte's. Then, it happened. Nikki's eyes widened slightly as the train began to make noises. She had always been afraid of locomotives becoming undone, and the noise only made her more afraid. And then the lights flickered, and she felt the train jerk.
Nikki blinked, breathing in deep before letting out a coughing fit. The crash itself had gone passed her mind, not giving herself enough time to get out anything other than a gasp. She blinked again, trying to sit up, using her arm to push up, and then let out a blood curdling scream. The weight put onto her arm created popping noises in her forearm, making her fall to her cheek and bite her lip. "It hurts..." she whispered, moving to her side and falling into someone's lap. Looking up, she found the face of Locke.
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A loud curse escaped Locke's lips before he could help it, and of all things he could feel, pain and guilt seemed to take dominance, the former definitely overshadowing all else. He glimpsed at the woman in his arms, but she took second place to the overwhelming sight before him: his right leg no longer lay attached to his body; it no longer lay anywhere. It was just... Gone. Only an open, heavily bleeding stump remained, red oozing freely from tghe entire surface. "What the freak?" he asked, his voice filled with some unknown emotion. "What the heck is going on?"
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Louis grinned at the response he got from Charlotte, hitting his head on the wall behind him, trying to get the pain to go away in his leg. "Probably hot tamale. Something really evil and yet so good looking. Ow-" he complained, sighing as he realized there was something seriously wrong with his leg if he couldn't move.
Louis grunted, trying to wiggle to sit up. He could feel a burning in his chest, as if it were hurting him to try and move. Breathing in deep, he leaned against the wall. Spotting his friend Charlotte, Louis leaned over and glanced over her body. "You okay, Cher?" he asked, touching her shoulder.
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Char jumped, whirling around and slapping the nearest moving surface, aka. Louis. "Who's there?" she asked, her unseeing eyes scanning the continuing darkness. Slowly, the realization sunk in: Cher. Only one person on the planet openly caller her that... "Louie! Sorry! And it's Char. Are you ok?"
At his appearance, everything seemed more real, and worry settled in. What about her brother? And Nik? Suddenly, she realized: this was really happening. They were really trapped, and she really couldn't see. "Aw, crap. Seriously, are you ok?"
-----
Nikki winced as she heard the heavy curse come from the lips of the male behind her. She looked up once again at the pain in his face before looking down and muttering an apology, thinking that it had merely been her weight on him. As Nikki's head went down, though, she noticed something off... or, at least, more literally off.
A gasp escaped her lips before she could do anything about it. Her hand covered her mouth, whirling around again and trying to wiggle off his lap. "Your... your..." Nikki couldn't get the word out. It was more horrific than she had ever imagined. Touching his cheek, she looked down again. "I'm so sorry..."
-----
Locke could feel the blood draining from his face, yet he couldn't look away from the bleeding stump. Much like a car accident, the sight sickened and captivated him, fixing his gaze firmly upon him. "Don't apologize," he choked through gritted teeth, grabbing her hand from his cheek. "It's not your fault that it's... Gone. Are-" He paused, gathering breath shakily. "Are you ok? What's wrong?"
-----
The smack was not something that Louis thought was coming. He blinked and laughed, rubbing his cheek unconsciously. "It's... fine... dang, that's a nice left hook you've got there. Do you practice?" he asked, laughing. Louis grunted as he eyed his leg, feeling it around a bit. "That ain't right... Not sure what right exactly is right now, though... Right, Cher?"
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"I /can/ practice, if you keep calling me that. It's /Char/. Char," she snapped, only half joking; her smile lasted only a moment, though, as reality set in again.
"What isn't right?" she asked, feigning calm. Nothing being right was a definite truth, yet it unsettled her to know that not only she felt out of control. Her world always felt out of control in some way or another, but she could pretend everything was fine as long as everyone else was in control. But here? And now? The only person she could speak to didn't know what was right at the moment. And he didn't even give her a straight answer.
She reached her hand out gently, groping for any physical contact now to connect her to a world outside her mind, and she clamped down on his shoulder in desperation. "Louie, are you ok? Or are you hurt? I need an answer."
-----
Nikki looked up as he began to speak and nodded to his words. Looking down she shook. "It's so... bloody... is there anything we can do?" she asked, trying to figure back to her classes on physical aid, but not remembering anything.
"I'm okay... my arm just hurts a lot... I can't bend it or move it... it's... frightening..." Nikki muttered, bringing her other hand to touch her arm that she couldn't move. Breathing in deep, she poked it, feeling a horrible pain trembling through her shoulder as she gasped. "It hurts..."
-----
Locke frowned, feeling unsure. "Um... Is there anything we can do? A sling or something?" He reached out carefully, but stopped inches from her arm, too scared to touch her. He was not known for being gentle; more people knew him for his too-tight handshakes and fumbling fingers. There was no way on earth he was touching her like that; he'd only screw her arm up more.
Subconsciously, he realized something: his leg hardly hurt. The only answer he could fathom was shock. Some type of shock that kept his body from registering the pain. He knew, somehow, that that couldn't be good, yet he felt nothing but gratitude for the numbness. His mind seemed clearer without the never-ending hurt, and with enough distractions, he could keep from understanding the longterm situation this put him in. Thank God for shock.
Genre:
- Christian High School
Plot:
-Train Wreck Plot
Who is Who?
-Kayla
-Louis DeNonno (Louie)
-Nikki O’Connell (Nik)
-Linnea
-Locke Glamis
-Charlotte Glamis
List of Injuries:
-Louie: compound fracture and pressure on lung
-Nik: completely crushed lower half of her forearm
-Locke: leg missing above the kneecap
-Char: concussion and blindness due to head injury
Profiles:
Louis DeNonno
Personality:
Louie is a pretty annoying guy when it comes right down to it. He likes to have a good time and hang out with his friends, cracking jokes and all that jazz. He tends to be pretty inappropriate in the fact that he will laugh at the wrong times and not care how people think about it. In the end, he’s a pretty good guy if you can get by his lack of seriousness.
Appearance:
Louis had dirty blonde hair that’s very frizzy. It looks almost like an afro that was drenched in water. He likes the weird look of it, though some might find it a bit homely looking. He stands at six foot even, though he slouches most of the time. His skin is a fair complexion, as he doesn’t like to go outside very often. His waist is thin enough, showing a few of his ribs.
Nikki O’Connell
Personality:
Nikki is a very quiet person to begin with. She likes to hang out with people; she is just not good with telling people how she is feeling. She likes to help people out and finds that she is very good at using empathy for others.
Appearance:
Nikki has long brown hair of the curly fashion. She likes to pull it back into a ponytail most of the time as to not have it in her face. She stands around five foot five and has a fair complexion due to the fact that she isn’t good at getting outside much.
Locke Glamis
Personality:
Locke is quiet and reserved; he is incredibly protective and has a tendency to overreact when it comes to his sister. He tends to hold grudges, and once you’re on his bad side, you tend to stay there until you earn your way back.
Appearance:
Locke has dark brown hair and green eyes. He’s roughly 5’9” with an average build; he’s fairly skinny but is also not muscular. (Not a jock.)
Charlotte Glamis
Personality:
Charlotte is bolder than her brother; she isn’t generally loud, but she tends to get fired up about (in)justice. She believes life is too short to hold grudges; her anger is dangerous but short-lived. She does not show weakness; instead, she plays herself off as self-confident.
Appearance:
Charlotte tends to dress in layers: a tank top; a t-shirt; and a sweater; an ankle length skirt; long white socks; and ugly black shoes. Her waist-length auburn hair is always in a thick bun, and round glasses grace her face in the most conspicuous way. She intentionally masks her true beauty, and she does all in her power to appear ugly and invisible.
-----
Actual Roleplay:
The world seemed to be one pool of green, each tree and leaf flowing together into one large blur. Locke’s world vibrated as the train moved beneath him, taking him along for the ride. He poured his entire self into his own world, rarely taking the time to experience the world around him.
“Ow,” he muttered, looking up as a piece of wet paper hit his forehead. Before he could retaliate, the train began to shake violently, and by the time the second spit wad reached him, everyone could tell something was wrong. The steady beat of train wheels had ceased, and instead, everything was spinning, tumbling… falling.
Suddenly, all was silent; an eerie stillness hung over his world, one in which life no longer existed… Light no longer existed. The emptiness seemed endless, as if all eternity had ceased to exist; yet somewhere, in the depths of his mind, he knew this was not the end. Heaven was not empty; it was not dark. Jesus was there, and a never-ending light extended over all. No, this was not Heaven; the end was not in sight.
These thoughts plagued Locke as the pain overtook him, and then even his thoughts were empty as he slipped out of consciousness.
-----
Louis let out a bark of a laugh as the first spit wad hit the head of Locke. It was so amusing to him he decided to reload. As he was saturating the piece of fabric with spit, an interesting movement started on the train. He wasn’t sure what it was, but it was definitely not normal for a train. He shrugged, ‘the conductor must be doing something stupid.’ He spit the other wad at Locke’s face, and before he knew it, it went black.
“That must have been some deer,” he said after opening his eyes. His breath was knocked out of him. He winced, trying to move and feeling a pain in his leg. He took a deep breath. “This would be a good time for Satan to pop out and try to convince us to go to the dark side. Nobody join him no matter how many cookies he has,” he said loudly. He tried to let out a laugh but he could only feel a pain in his chest. “This sucks.”
-----
“Crap.” That word alone fit the situation, one which Charlotte Glamis could not figure out. Choppy images filled her mind’s eye: objects flying, the train spiraling, darkness, and pain. And the screaming. Even in the darkness, screams overwhelmed her. At first, she assumed they belonged to others: her classmates, her friends, her brother... Everyone else. Only when the piercing sound continued did she realize the truth: they were coming from her.
She felt her consciousness fade, yet her mind never fully severed from reality. Upon hearing a familiar voice, her eyes fluttered open, yet nothing relieved the darkness. "Who cares how many," she called out, ignoring the increasing pain in the back of her head.. "I wanna know what kinds!"
-----
She had been looking out the window, her hands neatly folded in her lap with her right arm laced in with Charlotte's. Then, it happened. Nikki's eyes widened slightly as the train began to make noises. She had always been afraid of locomotives becoming undone, and the noise only made her more afraid. And then the lights flickered, and she felt the train jerk.
Nikki blinked, breathing in deep before letting out a coughing fit. The crash itself had gone passed her mind, not giving herself enough time to get out anything other than a gasp. She blinked again, trying to sit up, using her arm to push up, and then let out a blood curdling scream. The weight put onto her arm created popping noises in her forearm, making her fall to her cheek and bite her lip. "It hurts..." she whispered, moving to her side and falling into someone's lap. Looking up, she found the face of Locke.
-----
A loud curse escaped Locke's lips before he could help it, and of all things he could feel, pain and guilt seemed to take dominance, the former definitely overshadowing all else. He glimpsed at the woman in his arms, but she took second place to the overwhelming sight before him: his right leg no longer lay attached to his body; it no longer lay anywhere. It was just... Gone. Only an open, heavily bleeding stump remained, red oozing freely from tghe entire surface. "What the freak?" he asked, his voice filled with some unknown emotion. "What the heck is going on?"
------
Louis grinned at the response he got from Charlotte, hitting his head on the wall behind him, trying to get the pain to go away in his leg. "Probably hot tamale. Something really evil and yet so good looking. Ow-" he complained, sighing as he realized there was something seriously wrong with his leg if he couldn't move.
Louis grunted, trying to wiggle to sit up. He could feel a burning in his chest, as if it were hurting him to try and move. Breathing in deep, he leaned against the wall. Spotting his friend Charlotte, Louis leaned over and glanced over her body. "You okay, Cher?" he asked, touching her shoulder.
-----
Char jumped, whirling around and slapping the nearest moving surface, aka. Louis. "Who's there?" she asked, her unseeing eyes scanning the continuing darkness. Slowly, the realization sunk in: Cher. Only one person on the planet openly caller her that... "Louie! Sorry! And it's Char. Are you ok?"
At his appearance, everything seemed more real, and worry settled in. What about her brother? And Nik? Suddenly, she realized: this was really happening. They were really trapped, and she really couldn't see. "Aw, crap. Seriously, are you ok?"
-----
Nikki winced as she heard the heavy curse come from the lips of the male behind her. She looked up once again at the pain in his face before looking down and muttering an apology, thinking that it had merely been her weight on him. As Nikki's head went down, though, she noticed something off... or, at least, more literally off.
A gasp escaped her lips before she could do anything about it. Her hand covered her mouth, whirling around again and trying to wiggle off his lap. "Your... your..." Nikki couldn't get the word out. It was more horrific than she had ever imagined. Touching his cheek, she looked down again. "I'm so sorry..."
-----
Locke could feel the blood draining from his face, yet he couldn't look away from the bleeding stump. Much like a car accident, the sight sickened and captivated him, fixing his gaze firmly upon him. "Don't apologize," he choked through gritted teeth, grabbing her hand from his cheek. "It's not your fault that it's... Gone. Are-" He paused, gathering breath shakily. "Are you ok? What's wrong?"
-----
The smack was not something that Louis thought was coming. He blinked and laughed, rubbing his cheek unconsciously. "It's... fine... dang, that's a nice left hook you've got there. Do you practice?" he asked, laughing. Louis grunted as he eyed his leg, feeling it around a bit. "That ain't right... Not sure what right exactly is right now, though... Right, Cher?"
-----
"I /can/ practice, if you keep calling me that. It's /Char/. Char," she snapped, only half joking; her smile lasted only a moment, though, as reality set in again.
"What isn't right?" she asked, feigning calm. Nothing being right was a definite truth, yet it unsettled her to know that not only she felt out of control. Her world always felt out of control in some way or another, but she could pretend everything was fine as long as everyone else was in control. But here? And now? The only person she could speak to didn't know what was right at the moment. And he didn't even give her a straight answer.
She reached her hand out gently, groping for any physical contact now to connect her to a world outside her mind, and she clamped down on his shoulder in desperation. "Louie, are you ok? Or are you hurt? I need an answer."
-----
Nikki looked up as he began to speak and nodded to his words. Looking down she shook. "It's so... bloody... is there anything we can do?" she asked, trying to figure back to her classes on physical aid, but not remembering anything.
"I'm okay... my arm just hurts a lot... I can't bend it or move it... it's... frightening..." Nikki muttered, bringing her other hand to touch her arm that she couldn't move. Breathing in deep, she poked it, feeling a horrible pain trembling through her shoulder as she gasped. "It hurts..."
-----
Locke frowned, feeling unsure. "Um... Is there anything we can do? A sling or something?" He reached out carefully, but stopped inches from her arm, too scared to touch her. He was not known for being gentle; more people knew him for his too-tight handshakes and fumbling fingers. There was no way on earth he was touching her like that; he'd only screw her arm up more.
Subconsciously, he realized something: his leg hardly hurt. The only answer he could fathom was shock. Some type of shock that kept his body from registering the pain. He knew, somehow, that that couldn't be good, yet he felt nothing but gratitude for the numbness. His mind seemed clearer without the never-ending hurt, and with enough distractions, he could keep from understanding the longterm situation this put him in. Thank God for shock.