Behind Closed Doors | KoL (
behindcloseddoors) wrote2014-06-24 10:56 pm
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closed ♔ so shame on me for the ruse

♬ tired of you - foo fighters
WHO || Kyp & Elena [Closed]
WHAT || Laying low after escaping the castle
WHERE || A motel room, England
WHEN || After all this June 7th (night) onwards [backdated]
HOW || Actionspam. Single thread.
[ It's been almost too easy. Speeding their way beyond London, they stopped to jack somebody's car at one motel right on the edge of the city (something Kyp was appallingly skilled at), and took it out of there to travel to the other end of London. The motel they've picked is crapalicious, hardly the kind of place anyone would look at twice. Kyp recommends Elena wait in the car since he can still shift, and he comes back with the keys, tossing her a pair of sunglasses to put on while they head into the room. ]

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It's not like stealing a car is the worst thing she's done today, after all. (unsure)
It's the first time she's also been really frustrated with her limitations, which in and of itself is unsettling. This entire ordeal has had her struggling with two very different parts of herself, one of which doesn't know if she'll ever entirely come to terms with.
She catches the glasses (reflex save 16) and puts them on, her dark hair masking the sides of her face as she gets out of the car to follow him inside, making sure the door closes quickly behind them. If the shades aren't drawn shut already, she'll...do that too before she moves to collapse onto whatever moderately soft surface is closest. Couch. Bed. She really doesn't give a fuck right now.]
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Well. We did it.
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She resists the urge to change that we to an I. Barely. He...stole the car, so that counts as helping.]
If only I felt better about it.
[Instead of a giant ball on anxiety.]
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[But he's still right, about that at least. It's not like she turned them around or anything.]
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[She gets tired too easily. It's frustrating.]
How long do you think we should stay here?
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So the earlier I crash the better.
[If only just a nap was enough. She glances around for a television remote. Even a cheap ass crappy motel should have a shitty tv, right? (spot 32 lol)]
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You'll need a good night's rest, yeah. Tell me there's something better on.
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She starts flicking through the channels, looking for something decent.]
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New York. ]
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...oh my god.
[New York. That's where almost all her friends went. Her stomach feels like it weighs a million pounds inside her gut.]
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London was long gone, and they'd traveled across most of England by now. Tonight they were in Liverpool, at some motel on the edge of the city. At some point, the cash that she'd brought with her had run out, so they'd probably had to get more at some point in less than morally sound means. Not that they hadn't stolen and ditched dozens of cars by now, but more than likely those had gotten back to their owners after their next 'joyride.'
If she was tired, she didn't show it. It was clear to her now that whatever memories she lacked, she was some kind of survivor. Adapting was apparently something she was pretty good at.
How appropriate.
She'd picked up things along the way, watched, learned, practiced. It was a necessity, he'd said, and she'd eventually agreed with him. Skills she'd need if they were going to do what she demanded. She was probably nearly unrecognizable compared to the girl she was six months ago, but given everything that had happened, it was almost expected.
Maybe this was who she was supposed to be. Colder. Harder. How many faces had she used over the weeks, how many identities had blurred together as quickly as she'd made them? It had been almost too easy, falling into this role. Maybe this was what she had been before the Veil had taken her memories.
She couldn't really be sure, could she?
Elena emerged from yet another bathroom, ready to face another day. Sure, she probably wouldn't be keeping this face long, but it was the only thing she still had that was at least kind of hers. Though she'd still done what all girls seemed to do when they went through a major life change.
She'd mixed things up a little bit.]
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It's all about taking it a day at a time, moving forward.
She sits down on the other end of the couch, crossing one leg over the other, giving him a half-hearted smile.]
It came to me in a dream.
[ahahahaha...ha....haaaaa]
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[Though there's a hint of sarcasm there. It would be yet another thing to do to waste time, and no doubt there would be more theft involved.
Add it to the long list of things she can never make up for.]
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[She's not even sure they're being followed anymore.]
I'm not going to waste time forever, you know.
[She's pretty sure she doesn't have to elaborate. This isn't the first time she's brought it up.]
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If you're afraid, then just say so.
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