Anya Lehnsherr | Earth 97400 (
fridgetothefire) wrote2013-09-28 08:13 pm
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[When the view clicks on, Anya is obviously changed. She has the glowing blue eyes, and her skin looks almost grey. She isn't quite light-skinned enough for classic pallor, but the color is leached from her face. She sits still and straight, with a degree of composure that is, in fact, precisely normal for her. She missed breakfast today, and now it's quite clear why.]
I've allowed Arthas to make me into a zombie for a few days. It is entirely temporary, and I am in control of myself and my faculties. There is no need for anyone to be alarmed.
I've allowed Arthas to make me into a zombie for a few days. It is entirely temporary, and I am in control of myself and my faculties. There is no need for anyone to be alarmed.
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[She always does.]
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That's a double-barreled objection. Taking risks and worrying people are separate problems, even if they're interconnected.
This wasn't a whim. The risks I weighed carefully and made meticulous preparations for. I didn't make this announcement until I was sure there wasn't anything - severe to worry about.
I knew people would be perturbed, at first. It's viscerally disquieting, undeath. But I'm not suffering. I'm not going to go mad and eat anyone's face. Emotionally, physically, I'm not any more altered than I would be by a flood, and less than some. I think I overestimated how much people would be acclimated to that.
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Two days from now it will just be another whacky barge thing that happened, and this one didn't even put anyone in the infirmary.
Tell me I'm wrong.
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