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halfscarlet) wrote2012-06-19 11:42 pm
halfscarlet) wrote2012-06-19 11:42 pm
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[Amnesia] Day 1 Pre-Play
So, it's been only a few hours since Billy woke up to find himself in bed with a complete stranger who is supposed to be his best friend, on a magic island he'd never heard of, minus the magic powers he'd only discovered he had the day before.
Oh, and with two years of his life missing because he apparently has amnesia and is an eighteen year old with friends and a life instead of a lame fifteen year old kid who couldn't go a week in school without being picked on.
It's only Teddy's explanations and reassurance that has kept Billy from going entirely crazy since then, but the other boy still has school. He's shown Billy the basics, like how to get to the compound from his home, and what all the little buildings around it are.
He took a seat outside the bakery after Teddy went in to the school (and it was Billy's turn to be reassuring and make sure Teddy had his day go the way it should, he would be totally okay, promise), and hasn't moved since. Diana doesn't seem to find anything wrong, and she's just as playful and loving with Billy as he imagines she would normally be. Which kinda freaks him out and comforts him at the same time, because she doesn't expect anything but attention and affection from him, which Billy happily gives.
He sort of hopes to see some of the fabled fictional people Teddy's told him about, but at the same time, Billy's terrified of meeting anyone who supposedly knows him. Because he knows he's nothing like the version of himself they know, and he'll fall terribly short of their expectations.
Oh, and with two years of his life missing because he apparently has amnesia and is an eighteen year old with friends and a life instead of a lame fifteen year old kid who couldn't go a week in school without being picked on.
It's only Teddy's explanations and reassurance that has kept Billy from going entirely crazy since then, but the other boy still has school. He's shown Billy the basics, like how to get to the compound from his home, and what all the little buildings around it are.
He took a seat outside the bakery after Teddy went in to the school (and it was Billy's turn to be reassuring and make sure Teddy had his day go the way it should, he would be totally okay, promise), and hasn't moved since. Diana doesn't seem to find anything wrong, and she's just as playful and loving with Billy as he imagines she would normally be. Which kinda freaks him out and comforts him at the same time, because she doesn't expect anything but attention and affection from him, which Billy happily gives.
He sort of hopes to see some of the fabled fictional people Teddy's told him about, but at the same time, Billy's terrified of meeting anyone who supposedly knows him. Because he knows he's nothing like the version of himself they know, and he'll fall terribly short of their expectations.