Mirabel Madrigal (
nonmagical) wrote in
apocalypsehowcomm2022-01-15 01:43 pm
Entry tags:
Open Log
Who: Mirabel and OPEN
When: Jan 15-16th
Where: B2, the ADI housing complex, around town
Summary: Mirabel explores her new surroundings
Warnings: Fleshy phone cases
[Housing B2]
[Mirabel... certainly has felt out of sorts since her arrival. What is she supposed to do? Her family and Casita were in another world, she was stuck here with no way home. Nothing felt right. Nothing made sense. She's been given the run-down about where she is, where she'll be leaving, but she's definitely been doing a kind of depressed moping about her apartment.
Even all the optimism in the world can't really help her fight off the fear and confusion of being stolen from her home. Even though her uncle was here, so that means she's a little less alone, she's still away from her entire life.
After a lot of not doing anything for a couple of days, she's finally seen putting on her bag. She looks a little more determined now, or maybe she's finally realized that she can't just stay in the apartment forever.]
[ADI Apartment Complex]
[Mirabel's taken to exploring the ADI housing complex first. If anything, to meet the residents who might be stuck in a similar situation and get to know them. If she sees you, she'll give a small wave.]
Hola! Can I ask you a few questions...?
[She's no detective, but she's gotta start somewhere if she's gonna get home, right?]
[Around town]
[Mirabel's exploration started with the ADI housing complex, and is now stretching to the rest of the town. The 15-year-old Colombian girl is found just generally checking out stores and buildings, and being kind of in awe of how different everything looks. While looking around the shop, she sees the fleshy phone cases being sold and people pushing other people out of the way to buy them.
She's only had her own smart phone for a few days, and she doesn't understand the appeal, not having that kind of technology back home. Not to mention... the fleshy look.]
Is it just me or do these things look a little... weird?
When: Jan 15-16th
Where: B2, the ADI housing complex, around town
Summary: Mirabel explores her new surroundings
Warnings: Fleshy phone cases
[Housing B2]
[Mirabel... certainly has felt out of sorts since her arrival. What is she supposed to do? Her family and Casita were in another world, she was stuck here with no way home. Nothing felt right. Nothing made sense. She's been given the run-down about where she is, where she'll be leaving, but she's definitely been doing a kind of depressed moping about her apartment.
Even all the optimism in the world can't really help her fight off the fear and confusion of being stolen from her home. Even though her uncle was here, so that means she's a little less alone, she's still away from her entire life.
After a lot of not doing anything for a couple of days, she's finally seen putting on her bag. She looks a little more determined now, or maybe she's finally realized that she can't just stay in the apartment forever.]
[ADI Apartment Complex]
[Mirabel's taken to exploring the ADI housing complex first. If anything, to meet the residents who might be stuck in a similar situation and get to know them. If she sees you, she'll give a small wave.]
Hola! Can I ask you a few questions...?
[She's no detective, but she's gotta start somewhere if she's gonna get home, right?]
[Around town]
[Mirabel's exploration started with the ADI housing complex, and is now stretching to the rest of the town. The 15-year-old Colombian girl is found just generally checking out stores and buildings, and being kind of in awe of how different everything looks. While looking around the shop, she sees the fleshy phone cases being sold and people pushing other people out of the way to buy them.
She's only had her own smart phone for a few days, and she doesn't understand the appeal, not having that kind of technology back home. Not to mention... the fleshy look.]
Is it just me or do these things look a little... weird?

adi apartments!
Oh, uhm, hi! Y-Yeah, sure, what's-- how can I help?
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[She's a newbie. And she's pretty lost about all this ADI stuff.]
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Well, uh... it's sort of hard to say, since uh, they don't actually know how I don't think. But also, uhm, they're kind of the only ones who know that other worlds even... exist? So. They're sort of our best bet.
[That sounds worse than it should be, for certain. Immediately he feels the need to caveat it.]
But uh, they're, they're working on it! And we're all helping, so, I'm sure we can all figure it out.
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[She’s still not ready to trust the ADI. Too much fishiness with them.]
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[He's really glad that's not the case.]
Sorry these haven't been very, uhm, very good answers so far.
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ADI Apartment Complex
I'd be glad to answer questions, if you help me carry. I need to get off my feet sooner rather than later.
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[Mirabel reaches for the grocery bags, lifting them up while still talking.]
It's just that I'm new here and I'm trying to find out more about this place, so I can get home as soon as possible!
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[She walks Mirabel toward the back patio door of B1; there's an advantage to being on the ground floor and it's coming in the back like this.]
But go ahead with your questions.
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[That's... not a good thing. Mirabel doesn't want to be here for six months, away from her family. But she quickly shakes it off, even though it lingers in the back of her mind.]
Can you tell me more about this town itself?
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Apartment complex
All right. I have a little bit of time to answer questions.
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I'm trying to do some research on how to get home - I just got here a few days ago, but I'm not really sure where to start.
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You are not going to find many concrete answers about that here. The rest of us are also from another world - if we knew how to get home, we wouldn't have stayed.
[A brief pause, and then she amends:]
Most of us would not have stayed.
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[What she says... doesn't sound too good though.]
How long have you been trying to get home?
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Around town
Weird is probably a good word for it. Then again, I guess you'd want a weird holder for a weird thing.
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Apartment Complex
Ah, of course. Please, go ahead.
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Can you tell me about the ADI? Are they like, shady? Or are they really going to help us get home?
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I don't think they're lying when they say they want to help us. But I definitely don't think they're sweetness and light.
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Yes. What do you need you know?
[Look, it's only polite to use a person's native language if you speak it, right? And anyone leading with "hola" and with an accent like that doesn't have English as their first language.]
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You speak Spanish?
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[To his mild surprise, he finds he doesn't actually know the word for "programmed", that's kind of interesting. So she gets the less disturbing way of saying it.]
You are new.
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