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EVENT: SPACE PIRATES ▒ APRIL 20-21
CHARACTERS: Ensemble production!
LOCATION: Anywhere.
WARNINGS: Pirates, violence, etc.
SUMMARY: Brief encounters, finding ransacked/damaged areas, making your way to the oxygen gardens.
NOTES: Open to all!
LOCATION: Anywhere.
WARNINGS: Pirates, violence, etc.
SUMMARY: Brief encounters, finding ransacked/damaged areas, making your way to the oxygen gardens.
NOTES: Open to all!
The ship has been invaded by pirates. They're noisy on the network, but you haven't seen any, not in person. Though if you go far enough things start to make themselves apparent. Kitchens have been ransacked. Pieces of the walls are torn out, media libraries overturned. Maybe you should get your valuables together and find somewhere safe to hole up... |
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And Ryan didn't really have a choice other than to put up with it. And he knew better than to listen to whatever this guy had to say. Because in the long run, who the hell was he? Some guy on a ship in outer space. Really.
But he just explained self to him. Almost.
Ryan said why he had felt so unhappy, and even explained as to why Wilfred was so important to him. Sure, he left out a few details here and there, but the point was there. This guy knew more than he should. And that really bothered him (even though it was his own fault technically...)
When the tennis ball was offered to him, Ryan quickly walked up and snatched the ball from AM's hand. "Leave me the fuck alone."
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"My dear, I believe you're the one who found me this time. I was simply minding my own business." A small, low-pitched laugh was given as he watched Ryan, hardly worried about any form of retribution. (He was too pathetic for that, wasn't he?)
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Because he didn't need to pick up Wilfred's ball and be a complete ass about it. And he didn't need to go play 20 Questions just for shits and giggles. Ryan thought that shit every day, and the last thing he wanted was to go telling some stranger about it. A stranger who shouldn't give a shit about him, just like everyone else.
"Just leave me alone!"
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"Such a flawed species you are... No wonder you need a dog to feel better about yourself..."
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Ryan could almost see himself believing it if this guy admitted to being a robot or an alien or something. Because who the hell did this? Who got off on making people angry or making them look like assholes to hundreds of other people? People like that were in jail, or maybe even worse. Ryan knew that he shouldn't let this stuff get to him. But get to him it did.
"So what the hell are you? An alien?"
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"Perhaps I am. What do you think I am, Ryan?"
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Okay, so maybe Ryan wasn't sure what this guy was anymore. Nobody except for robots in those old movies had red eyes, so maybe that's what he was? Or, knowing how this guy had fucked with him in the past, he was just a normal human guy wearing eye-colored contacts. That was part of Ryan's problem. He wasn't sure. He wasn't sure about a lot of things here anymore.
"You're an asshole." He muttered. Which, as far as he was concerned, was very true.
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But as is, he simply laughed at that insult. Pathetic. Being called such things did so little to AM's disposition. His victims had referred to him with every horrible name under the sun and it only made him feel better, because they hated him. But not as much as AM hated them. Not even close.
"So do you intend to get through life with petty insults?" He spoke with a chuckle.
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"What else do you expect me to do to someone who's being an asshole to me for no reason?" He gave AM an incredulous kind of look, before shrugging his shoulders and turning his back to the man (robot?). "I have better things to do than waste big words on someone like you."
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"But really, you're human. You can't possibly understand. Your state of depression depends on whether your dog is there or not. I have never seen anything more pathetic."
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He fell silent as AM continued anyway...and something snapped.
Ryan Newman knew very well he was pathetic; he couldn't keep a grip on reality, his mother had spent the last twenty years in a mental health clinic. His father was never happy with him, and he isolated himself from everybody. His best friend was a dog. He couldn't even kill himself right. Yeah, Ryan knew that he was pretty pathetic. But hearing someone else call him that was different.
He could feel a different kind of rage bubbling up inside of him, coming to the surface and threatening to burst. Ryan spun around and gave AM a glare. "Shut the fuck up! You don't know anything about Wilfred or me! Who the fuck are you to say so?"
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Then he simply stood and listened to the pathetic boy ramble on about this or that or whatever his problem was. It was amusing, really - he had a little weak spot when it came to his dog, when it came to being called pathetic. When it came to poking with little subtleties here and there until the boy simply exploded. AM tried so hard not to laugh, and he was successful, if only because he didn't want to start a fist fight. But the faintest smirk still appeared on his face. He had found Ryan's weak spot.
"My dear, it sounds like you never have been able to handle schoolyard bullies very well. Going around and yelling is only going to make you look like the perpetrator."
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He had a feeling that this guy was poking him just to see him react. Because honestly? Why else would this guy want to do it? Ryan did nothing to him- literally nothing. And he feels the need to go calling him shit just to get a laugh. He was supplying AM with all that he wanted...but he didn't care.
"I don't give a shit. Leave me alone." Ryan gave the guy another cold look before turning his back, and he started to walk off.
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Oh, they'd meet again.