NPC account (
blindandlost) wrote in
whatsinthehatch2013-12-05 02:40 pm
![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
![[community profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/community.png)
Entry tags:
The Crash Site
It doesn't matter who you are. It doesn't matter how you were travelling. All that matters is the Island, and the Island wants you. All are drawn to the same stretch of shoreline; your plane suddenly loses power and drops from the sky to crash into the sand. Your boat runs aground. Your helicopter plows a deep furrow until the blades tangle and catch in the thick growth of the jungle.
However it happened, now you're here. You belong to the Island. There might be something salvageable in the debris, but no matter what you find, no matter who is with you, one thing is certain:
You are lost.
However it happened, now you're here. You belong to the Island. There might be something salvageable in the debris, but no matter what you find, no matter who is with you, one thing is certain:
You are lost.
no subject
Hate to say it, but I'm pretty sure you're not dreamin', Mister Walter.
[False cheerfulness, but given the situation, was there any other kind? Truth be told The Spine was worried. For one thing, Peter shouldn't have been here at all. For another, he couldn't figure out what was causing the WiFi between himself and his siblings to fade to a ghost of a signal over short distances.
Perhaps Peter could help.
That didn't change the fact that he shouldn't have been stranded on the island with them at all. Unless he had snuck aboard the jet, somehow, and why in the world and all the dimensions outside it would he do that?]
Need a hand up?
no subject
... uh oh.]
Y'know, I was beginning to suspect as much. Usually when you show up in my dreams, you're telling me to go sleep in an actual bed, because I've drifted off at the desk again and will inevitably wake up with the mother of all neck-cramps.
[He sat up on his elbows, and began shifting his weight forward to sit up in earnest.]
That would be much appreciated. Sooo... hypothetically speaking, if this isn't a dream, then... any idea what's going on?
[He hadn't looked at the plane crash at all during their conversation. If The Spine was right, and this whole situation was somehow real, then that meant... he didn't want to think about what that meant.]
no subject
[The Spine's voice wavered and dropped in volume at the last point. This was something that was weighing on him particularly heavily. He hoped that Peter wouldn't catch his vocal slip; irrational as he knew it was--and he was usually so very rational--he felt as though speaking of Miss B's injuries would remind Death that she hadn't been collected yet.]
I think the colloquial term is "up a creek without a paddle".
no subject
... Well, crud. Sounds more like "on the deck of the Titanic, while the Hindenburg bursts into flames on the horizon."
No medical aid? How many people have been hurt? A plane this size dropping off the radar must've alerted somebody in air traffic control, maybe some of the radio equipment survived...
[Going straight into problem-solving mode gave Peter something to focus on other than sheer horror!]
no subject