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Jesper Fahey ([personal profile] itookashot) wrote in [community profile] abraxaslogs2023-10-04 07:16 pm

Smart men are always looking for loopholes.

WHO: Jesper Fahey and you!
WHAT: Catch-all for October
WHERE: Cadens, Nocwich, Horizon
WHEN: Throughout October (may add event things)
WARNINGS: Nothing right now.





[ooc: feel free to wildcard below or ask me for a custom starter on plurk]

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[personal profile] princessvegas 2023-11-21 05:03 pm (UTC)(link)
People in my world got moved around so much. 'Specially in America. Most of the natives died hundreds of years back, they got diseases from explorers who sailed out lookin' for new places. They didn't have any immunity, and the explorers were pretty hellbent on takin' over the land anyway, so there were battles and wars and shit. In my time, they had their own little reservations that the government gave 'em in treaties, but they're on shitty land and they're real poor. Everyone else in my country, their family originally came from somewhere else. We stopped gettin' specific 'cause it was too much, I guess. White people. Black people. Hispanic people. Asian people. Just skin colors and like, whole continents. When you got 350 million folks from thousands of different cultures, all tryin' to live side by side, skin color turns into a real big deal.

[ She stops picking the pumpkin seeds out of the stringy goop for a moment. Standing, she wipes her hands on a dish towel and fetches a new bottle of wine to refill the glasses. She nods. ]

Yeah, we had nomads too. Called 'em gypsies, people really didn't like 'em. They had a reputation for bein' thieves and liars and shysters. [ All she can do is shrug. ] I never met one, so I can't rightly say if they were right. I mean, there were other people who didn't have their own specific country, or they'd been forced out of their land at some point, but folks only seemed to hate the ones who traveled by choice.

[ It doesn't matter. None of it does; everyone she's talking about is dead now, or at least most of them are. Their prejudices and preferences all died with them. Julie sits down again, wine in hand, and leans back in her chair. ]

I don't think Nanaue really thinks about it, to be honest. But I get the feelin' that people in his world didn't much like him. [ She pauses, tilting her head with consideration. ] Then again, I think he probably ate a lot more humans before Solvunn got their mitts on him.