Bartimaeus of Uruk (
likesfootnotes) wrote2011-10-01 10:29 am
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2nd footnote [video] a curious morning?
[Why is a raven like a writing desk? There is only one explanation: The djinni taking that form buggered it up. How else could one mistake furniture for being a bird?
Bartimaeus, in contrast, paints a fine picture of a raven as the video starts up - his beak is even the right colour! (Though he will forever maintain that his first interpretation featured such a fetching shade of blue in the beak that the species ought to evolve in emulation.)
Yes, he is currently out and about as a raven. Sized sufficiently to carry his record, which he's toted out to The Green after a quick, tight circuit to see what his feathered friends took to wing about. Though he's not so foolish as to head into the forest to discover the true details. They can summon and bind him to that task all he likes, but showing initiative to risk his essence isn't Bartimaeus's idea of a good time.]
Quite a bit of excitement over one minor Detonation, but no harm done. Just a few feathers ruffled. I don't sense or see anything on the seven planes to get worked up about.
[Then again, he also does not realise that while his shapeshifting's survived more or less intact, the rest of his abilities are diminished. Do you really want to trust a potentially blind djinni that thinks he can see?
In the meantime, Bartimaeus is unconcerned and begins to preen his feathers. After a moment, he ends the feed.]
Bartimaeus, in contrast, paints a fine picture of a raven as the video starts up - his beak is even the right colour! (Though he will forever maintain that his first interpretation featured such a fetching shade of blue in the beak that the species ought to evolve in emulation.)
Yes, he is currently out and about as a raven. Sized sufficiently to carry his record, which he's toted out to The Green after a quick, tight circuit to see what his feathered friends took to wing about. Though he's not so foolish as to head into the forest to discover the true details. They can summon and bind him to that task all he likes, but showing initiative to risk his essence isn't Bartimaeus's idea of a good time.]
Quite a bit of excitement over one minor Detonation, but no harm done. Just a few feathers ruffled. I don't sense or see anything on the seven planes to get worked up about.
[Then again, he also does not realise that while his shapeshifting's survived more or less intact, the rest of his abilities are diminished. Do you really want to trust a potentially blind djinni that thinks he can see?
In the meantime, Bartimaeus is unconcerned and begins to preen his feathers. After a moment, he ends the feed.]

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Judging by this place's record something strange and ominous will follow it soon enough.
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Does the Keep have a flair for the dramatic? To be expected, with such ancient architecture. Doom, gloom, and ominous natures do tend to come standard with parapets.
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Oh no it's far more than just a flair. This place practically oozes with it.
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Ah, a self-styled professional. How unoriginal. You never hear of castles with automatic confetti dispensers.
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Now that would go a long way in making this place more festive.
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(You would be amazed at how few people can accept that. Constant denials and cross-accusations - completely foundless, I must point out.)
More festive, but less a castle. Could the lord really tolerate it being a funhouse? I doubt it - castle-dwellers are notoriously traditional.
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Not sure about him but I certainly could. This place has a serious lack in the department of 'fun'.
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Ever thought about doing anything to change the place then? Fortune favours the bold and all that.
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[Because this guy has to be a mage right?]
Tried that once, next thing I knew it was my job to do everything for everyone. Not exactly ready to hop back into that position again.
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Now, what did I ever do to you to deserve that?
[To others, plenty of things - but karma from there hardly impacts here, right?]
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In also has little to do with my question.
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[Who knows, maybe this might actually end up helping Anders.]
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