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sheep_game2023-04-28 11:38 pm
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BLUEBELL BARN
Who: Bluebell
Where: Bluebell Barn
When: Day 1, Post Awakening
[Making your way to your new barn, you'll find your personal meadow is peppered with blue flowers, the occasional blue brainless sheep, a small pond full of clear, fresh water, and curiously a big, blooming blueberry tree. Blueberries don't grown on trees! Don't worry about it.
When you enter your barn, you'll find it's. . .quaint.
The first thing you see is your team's name painted in blue on a wall, surrounded by a wreath of flowers. Above it is a wooden plaque with an inspirational message in the style of those Live, Laugh, Love fixtures, just. A bit hard to read.
Your eyes will be drawn to a tall crystalized bluebell sculpture below the plaque. You may feel the urge to touch it, and if not, some nearby framed instructions on the wall may give you a nudge. "Touch to regain your lost abilities!"
Unfortunately, while you may innately know how to activate them, what exactly do they do? You'll have to figure that out.
As for the rest of the barn itself, it's two stories and fairly basic. There is hay everywhere, and six extremely basic cots, three upstairs, three downstairs. If you examine them and remove the hay, each member of the team will find three outfits (+pajamas) for their use.
There is also a sign pointing the way to an attached portapotty--thankfully, it somehow opens up to a basic bathroom. There's one toilet, one very small bath, rickety shower, and sink. In the cabinet is enough soap, paper, and dental hygiene products for all.
Rustic is putting it lightly, but it seems that this is your home away from home!]
Where: Bluebell Barn
When: Day 1, Post Awakening
[Making your way to your new barn, you'll find your personal meadow is peppered with blue flowers, the occasional blue brainless sheep, a small pond full of clear, fresh water, and curiously a big, blooming blueberry tree. Blueberries don't grown on trees! Don't worry about it.
When you enter your barn, you'll find it's. . .quaint.
The first thing you see is your team's name painted in blue on a wall, surrounded by a wreath of flowers. Above it is a wooden plaque with an inspirational message in the style of those Live, Laugh, Love fixtures, just. A bit hard to read.
Your eyes will be drawn to a tall crystalized bluebell sculpture below the plaque. You may feel the urge to touch it, and if not, some nearby framed instructions on the wall may give you a nudge. "Touch to regain your lost abilities!"
Unfortunately, while you may innately know how to activate them, what exactly do they do? You'll have to figure that out.
As for the rest of the barn itself, it's two stories and fairly basic. There is hay everywhere, and six extremely basic cots, three upstairs, three downstairs. If you examine them and remove the hay, each member of the team will find three outfits (+pajamas) for their use.
There is also a sign pointing the way to an attached portapotty--thankfully, it somehow opens up to a basic bathroom. There's one toilet, one very small bath, rickety shower, and sink. In the cabinet is enough soap, paper, and dental hygiene products for all.
Rustic is putting it lightly, but it seems that this is your home away from home!]
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Aha...
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Do you like puns?
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he's not particularly fond of them, no.]no subject
For example, now that I decided on Vivace, this would be a good time to suggest Chopin's etude opus ten, number five, the 'black keys' etude!
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Ah, you lost me at etude. I'm not sure I've heard that specific piece, but you certainly sound like a musical genius, so I'm excited to hear it.
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It's not the most difficult to play, other than the tempo and hitting the right keys, because it's relatively simple. Furthermore it just sounds 'natural', and the pattern repeats itself throughout the piece.
It doesn't do it justice to just hum it, because it's so complex and fast, but if I get access to a piano, I'll definitely play it!
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--But we don't have to take it home or anything. If I can just sit at it and play, that's fine too.
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[frets again]
But, I'll gladly teach you, too!
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[she blushes]
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