Murder Mysterium - 10IV
[ Your unit-colored alcove has its own seating—benches, rather than any specific number of chairs, line the green bushels. It's wide enough to comfortably fit all of your unitmates if necessary, though it's likely not all of you will be here at a time. You're aware, somehow, that the space is soundproof; you could say whatever you like here and it won't be heard by anyone but your unitmates.
At the center of your "room" is what looks to be a marble table, but upon further inspection you'll note that the surface is actually electronic, a touch screen that mimics the visual texture of marble. Here, you have a number of options of things to choose from, and you can even pull up a keyboard or write with your finger for a certain freeform answer section. ]
At the center of your "room" is what looks to be a marble table, but upon further inspection you'll note that the surface is actually electronic, a touch screen that mimics the visual texture of marble. Here, you have a number of options of things to choose from, and you can even pull up a keyboard or write with your finger for a certain freeform answer section. ]

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...well, it's not so much a biography but an old poem.
Once, there was a maiden...
....who was always looking forward to the way things would be.
She said, "Someday, I'm getting out of this place."
"Someday, I'm going to kill that boy that put me here."
"And while I wait, I don't much mind,
'cause it's better to dream tomorrow than to be there."
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"I'm holding at bay," she said, "what I know to be true."
"That I'll never get out. I won't let my dreams die!"
"I'll hang on to hope," she said, "until Time itself ends. But--"
"There's always an ending," said Time.
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...who was the living embodiment of everything right in the world.
While she lived, no real harm could come to anyone.
Oh, wounds, disease, even death, sure.
But she stood between the world and anything worse.
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"Except," she said, "I'm going to die." And no one listened.
"I'm going to die tomorrow," she said. And no one heard.
Into the silence, she said, "There's always an ending, after all."
I always liked that one more.
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...from home.
.......though, really, neither of those are my favorites. They feel a little too on the nose, these days.
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Oh! That, and I died. Abyssals really know how to hit you like an avalanche, you know? Well, you wouldn't.
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Has everyone really forgotten those and what they refer to? They always seemed clear enough to me.
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Then I helped out anyway! It was pretty exciting.
Anyway, everyone forgot because the kids these days, I don't know.
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...I don't suppose you have designs on doing it again?
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Probably also upsetting for the children?
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Sorry, but—
...where do I know you from? You certainly know me, but...
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...Secrets? No, Endings, isn't it?
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For various reasons, I have an unnatural preoccupation with being seen as a normal girl (or boy) who doesn't have an obsession with the transitory nature of things, so having lived my life that way I just have the sort of personality where it's waaaay easier for me to do the thing that doesn't make people think I'm weird and instead do the thing that makes them think I'm a loveable rogue that can and will backstab them at any moment for a bigger paycheck, so that when I don't do that at the most critical, fateful, and narratively convenient moment, they trust me unconditionally just in time for me to get them to do the thing I spent all that time conditioning them to do!
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…who met a thing that lived outside the world, and there was a beauty to it.
It burned with an unholy wrath that could destroy Creation.
It hated her as much as it loved her.
Its kiss was blood and perfection, for its teeth were sharp.
It offered her power, and with it, hooks to tear her soul.
With care not to burn her fingers, she took it into her life.
"Love is what you make of it," said she.
[ that's an answer right ]
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Oh, also you can use them as a focus to impose the true laws of reality upon lower order constructs. They're philosophy lessons!