Vash the Stampede (![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
goldenglasses) wrote2013-10-06 03:13 pm
goldenglasses) wrote2013-10-06 03:13 pm
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[Vash is a constant figure in Good Spirits these days. Drinking just enough to feel numb and able to sleep every night. Only this last experiment had left him feeling a bit uneasy. How different he was after having spent nearly five years in Luceti. It left him feeling a bit nostalgic if he was being completely honest with himself. So there he sat at the bar, flipping through his journal and reminiscing a bit.
The first entry that causes him to pause is Katie's last message to Wolfwood. He misses the little scamp, but is glad that she was home. He just wishes he could figure out what she had been trying to say. He starts to trace her old message as he attempts to once again figure out what it meant. It's then that he starts to pick up a pattern.
The cremation of a fireman goes unremarked, but his remains remade remove...
Rem. That name. It was everywhere. Both Sanji and Knives have mentioned that name.
People visiting Good Spirits will see Vash dressed in a pair of jeans, a long sleeved button up shirt, with his long hair down around his face hunched over his journal. Flipping through it quickly. Playing bits and pieces of older entries. Then finally, there she was. A woman with black hair that he couldn't recognize, yet was talking to her in the past like she was the world to him. Who was this Rem?
Could his memory of her be lost from a death? But he couldn't eat baked goods anymore, that was his penalty for dying as a zombie, wasn't it? Could someone get two death penalties? Or- had he been killed without even realizing it?
Not only that, but he could tell just reading some of his past entries that he thought very differently when this woman was around. Just who was she?
Maybe it was the fact that he was drinking. Or the idea that if he wanted to fix this he'd have to leave himself open to John and the idea didn't sit well with him. Either way he eventually makes a post to Luceti at large.]
If you forgot someone, how important would it be for you to remember? Even if you thought remembering them would change you? The way you think? Would you want to remember even if the memories were bad and you probably won't meet them ever again?
[As the way Knives talked it seemed like Rem has been dead for some time in his world.
Eventually Vash will be sending out a private message out to John.]
The first entry that causes him to pause is Katie's last message to Wolfwood. He misses the little scamp, but is glad that she was home. He just wishes he could figure out what she had been trying to say. He starts to trace her old message as he attempts to once again figure out what it meant. It's then that he starts to pick up a pattern.
The cremation of a fireman goes unremarked, but his remains remade remove...
Rem. That name. It was everywhere. Both Sanji and Knives have mentioned that name.
People visiting Good Spirits will see Vash dressed in a pair of jeans, a long sleeved button up shirt, with his long hair down around his face hunched over his journal. Flipping through it quickly. Playing bits and pieces of older entries. Then finally, there she was. A woman with black hair that he couldn't recognize, yet was talking to her in the past like she was the world to him. Who was this Rem?
Could his memory of her be lost from a death? But he couldn't eat baked goods anymore, that was his penalty for dying as a zombie, wasn't it? Could someone get two death penalties? Or- had he been killed without even realizing it?
Not only that, but he could tell just reading some of his past entries that he thought very differently when this woman was around. Just who was she?
Maybe it was the fact that he was drinking. Or the idea that if he wanted to fix this he'd have to leave himself open to John and the idea didn't sit well with him. Either way he eventually makes a post to Luceti at large.]
If you forgot someone, how important would it be for you to remember? Even if you thought remembering them would change you? The way you think? Would you want to remember even if the memories were bad and you probably won't meet them ever again?
[As the way Knives talked it seemed like Rem has been dead for some time in his world.
Eventually Vash will be sending out a private message out to John.]
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