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voidtreckerexpress2020-02-27 06:18 pm
happyends) wrote in voidtreckerexpress2020-02-27 06:18 pm
Entry tags:
(closed) even though nothing has changed
Who: Madoka and Romeo
When: The day after the dreams
Where: Somewhere on the train.. magically waves hands..
What: Madoka and Romeo had one pleasant and one less-than-pleasant dream encounter, so they need to hug the latter out.
Warnings: References to body horror and small children dying.
It still feels like her head is spinning even when everyone is awake again and the dreams have stopped. Madoka has just seen and experienced too much in such a short span of time - or, well, it actually felt much shorter than how long the dreams apparently lasted. But as she tries to recall some of the dreams she's seen, there's one in particular that stands out to her enough to want to seek out the other person involved in it. Even if some details of the dreams might have faded, it's hard for Madoka to put the image of Romeo's body shifting so very awfully out of her mind. Even now it feels like it makes her stomach turn, and she was only the one witnessing it. Not even experiencing it. How much worse must Romeo feel over that, even if it was only a dream..?
Not to mention that Madoka is pretty sure that dream was born from her mind, not his. They were in Mitakihara, after all. And-- was Kyubey even there? The details are all so fussy, but she feels like it must somehow have been her fault that Romeo went through all of that. The least she can do is seek the other out and apologize to him.
So Madoka will start heading all over the train to try and find the other. She first pops her head into Romeo's room, but if he isn't there, then she'll keep looking until she finds him, shyly approaching him.
"R.. Romeo.."
She isn't even sure of what else to say. Madoka just looks overly apologetic, like a kicked puppy. How could she even make that awful, awful dream up to him?
When: The day after the dreams
Where: Somewhere on the train.. magically waves hands..
What: Madoka and Romeo had one pleasant and one less-than-pleasant dream encounter, so they need to hug the latter out.
Warnings: References to body horror and small children dying.
It still feels like her head is spinning even when everyone is awake again and the dreams have stopped. Madoka has just seen and experienced too much in such a short span of time - or, well, it actually felt much shorter than how long the dreams apparently lasted. But as she tries to recall some of the dreams she's seen, there's one in particular that stands out to her enough to want to seek out the other person involved in it. Even if some details of the dreams might have faded, it's hard for Madoka to put the image of Romeo's body shifting so very awfully out of her mind. Even now it feels like it makes her stomach turn, and she was only the one witnessing it. Not even experiencing it. How much worse must Romeo feel over that, even if it was only a dream..?
Not to mention that Madoka is pretty sure that dream was born from her mind, not his. They were in Mitakihara, after all. And-- was Kyubey even there? The details are all so fussy, but she feels like it must somehow have been her fault that Romeo went through all of that. The least she can do is seek the other out and apologize to him.
So Madoka will start heading all over the train to try and find the other. She first pops her head into Romeo's room, but if he isn't there, then she'll keep looking until she finds him, shyly approaching him.
"R.. Romeo.."
She isn't even sure of what else to say. Madoka just looks overly apologetic, like a kicked puppy. How could she even make that awful, awful dream up to him?