laytondressing | (no subject)

[Huzzah! Your Prime Minister has returned to life! He's currently shakily getting to his feet in the lobby, because being dead for ten days leaves you feeling a little disorientated. With him, is attached a note from the Dressing Room itself in regards to the winners of our game of Cluedo.

It reads as follows:

"Dear Residents of the Dressing Room,

Following our game of Cluedo, we have three winners, all of whom guessed at least in the right area and were close enough to merit a reward; Snakes and Ladders, Scrabble, and Claire. Twister will also be gifted due to being such a cooperative game piece.

Those winners will be gifted one wish, to be made at any point before the end of the month. As a penalty, those who guessed incorrectly or failed to offer a guess are to have one thing that's most precious to them taken away, to be returned at the end of the month. Thank you for playing, and congratulations to the winners.

The Dressing Room"

I'm sure that you can all either celebrate your correct guesses or mourn for your losses. If you're feeling kind then you could also welcome Twister back to life.]

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That we shall, good man.

[Good? Really?]

...huh. I'd have thought you knew me better than that, Twister.

Your previous discussion with me hardly painted you as a bad man.

Yeah, but there's a difference between being good and not being bad.

I suppose, as a man of literature, you are very aware of that.

Oh, yeah. Chaotic Neutral, if I say so myself.

You've got a little chart all made up about that, I can imagine.

Dude, no, I'm not that much of a nerd.

Are you quite sure? Because you look considerably like one to me.

[I don't think they even have that word where Monocle comes from, so he's winging it. :D]

Seriously? Do you even know what it means, Twister? Because, uh, really not.

Your self-conscious behavior certainly puts you in line for the accusation, however. You should be careful how you come across to others.

Self-conscious? Try "baffled".

Well, I suppose that you probably have more experience with that particular brand of not understanding a situation than I do.