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From:

rathercommon

[ Again, a shake of her head. ]

Describe your revolution to me, and I'll tell you where you'll go wrong.

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From:

nastygram

You have got to be kidding me. Did you forget to turn your hearing aids on, grandma? I just did. I told you.

From:

rathercommon

[ Dismissively: ]

Right, yeah. Tear it all down, hard reset, all that. I'm not talking about big ideas. A revolution doesn't work on big ideas. It works on a plan. What's your plan?

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From:

nastygram

Fuck you.

[--She answers, like that's her plan.]

From:

rathercommon

[ With a sigh: ]

I can't affect your plan at home. If it's an issue of trust. Even if you thought I was some rat or something - which I'm not, I wouldn't ever even if I hated your plan - I couldn't possibly affect things from here.

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From:

nastygram

No shit.

Seriously. What do you care. What's with the third goddamn degree? Are you some kind of revolutionary guru? If I lay it all out for you, are you going to give me advice? Tell me to think of the children? Or do you just get off on critting other revolutions?

From:

rathercommon

No. I'll try to have a conversation with you. I'd like to talk to you about all of this, and about revolutions generally, but it's bloody hard to do when the conversation keeps screeching to a halt so you can prove how bloody secretive you are and how much you disapprove of me and my choices.

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From:

nastygram

Don't flatter yourself. I'm not being secretive to impress you. I'm being secretive because I don't want to talk to you.

I explained the part I want to explain. Okay? I don't have a manifesto to show you. It's like barely my frickin' plan anyways. And what we wanted was exactly what I told you, which was to start over, from zero. That is the plan.

From:

rathercommon

Whose plan is it, then?

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From:

nastygram

[U g h.]

Is this bitch-won't-quit routine part of you establishing trust with me?

From:

rathercommon

No. This is me wanting to know. Like I said, I'm interested in revolutions.

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From:

nastygram

Okay. Well, cool. Start a blog. But I don't give a shit about tearing anything in this place down. And I don't want to compare notes.

I want to leave. That's what I'm interested in.

From:

rathercommon

Why there and not here? Why one revolution, but not the other?

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From:

nastygram

As far as I've seen, there is no revolution here.

From:

rathercommon

[ She waves her hand. ]

There is if you create it. Bet there wasn't a revolution back home till you made that one, either. So why was it worth making a revolution at home, but it's not worth it to make one here? People are people in every world. They need to be freed in every world.

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From:

nastygram

[Steadily, she meets Kitty's eye.]

The revolution that I want here is the one where I pack my shit and go home.

From:

rathercommon

[ Fine. ]

It'll happen eventually.

[ She idly lifts her leg and points her toe - an incongruously girlish gesture that clashes oddly with her appearance. ]

It happens for everyone.

Edited Date: 2016-09-26 06:15 pm (UTC)

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From:

nastygram

[Unimpressed, Darlene stares at her. (But it is weirdly incongruous.)]

What. Going home?

From:

rathercommon

Yeah. Going home. It's inevitable.

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From:

nastygram

I notice you're still here.

From:

rathercommon

After having gone home. Besides, it's not as though anything happens at home while we're here. You're basically wriggling around with anxiety, trying to wake from a dream that you won't even remember once you've woken.

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From:

nastygram

[She's not wearing her sunglasses, so her gigantic eyeroll is incredibly obvious, and direct enough to telegraph her feelings about that.

But:]

How do you think we get picked.

From:

rathercommon

[ Her expression turns a little bit guarded. ]

I've only got speculation.

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From:

nastygram

Cool. And?

From:

rathercommon

[ A small sigh. ]

A powerful spirit, with the ability to break down the borders between dimensions, is going to be very old. And therefore bored. I think we were chosen for our ability to entertain.