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Test Drive Meme: Feb/March 2016
Welcome to the Underground test drive meme! This is where you can try out the AU version of your character, start some potential CR and get a feel for the world of the game. Choose your character's species, read up on the available factions and you're ready to go. Put your character's name in your subject line when you post, tag out, and have fun!
Note to current players: Activity in this meme counts as game canon! So you can use it for activity check. If you end up playing anything that you can't or don't want to use as game canon, it's fine to ignore it. (In that case you shouldn't submit it for activity check.)
Here are some prompts to inspire you:
1) COMMON PEOPLE. What do normal Londoners do every day anyway? Sometimes you just want to blend in with everyone else. Make friends with humans. Talk about the weather. Go on, try it.
2) PENTHOUSE SUITE. But wait. Maybe you want to see how the other half live. The elite of the elite. You've been lucky enough to be asked to a meeting, or a luncheon, or a date. Find out what the most powerful people in London are really like.
3) GET OUT YOU FILTH. Supernatural prejudice is a regrettable fact of life in London. It doesn't matter what you are, there's someone out there who hates you because of it. They'll shun you, heckle you, even hunt you down and kill you. Of course, you're probably not immune to a few prejudices yourself.
4) SPEED DATING. Oh god. Why did you sign up to this. You should have known it was a bad idea when someone mentioned it was supernatural speed dating. Help.
5) THE REAL UNDERGROUND. Down in the darkest corners of the Tube, there are supernatural vagrants of all kinds, especially vampires. That friendly busker may well be a fae. That girl waiting for the next train is a ghost. Once you've seen it, you can't escape from it.
6) IN THE SUPERMARKET. On the other hand, you never know what you might find just walking around your local supermarket. You haven't forgotten how to do normal things like groceries, right?
7) A CURSED EXISTENCE. Maybe you literally are cursed. Maybe you just feel like it sometimes. There are things you can't do, weaknesses that normal humans aren't subject to, but they make everyday life in London that little bit more difficult. Try not to get too mad about it.
8) CHOOSE YOUR OWN ADVENTURE. Anything goes.
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Both good and bad.
[She considers leaving it there, but as she weighs the benefit revealing a little more.]
I'm not used to it, but I think it might suit me. Eventually.
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[Both good and bad, she means. It's rare in life that you only get one or the other.]
I'm sure it will. And if not... finding an acquaintance or two shouldn't prove too difficult for a woman like you.
[She's chatting easily with her, after all... and maybe the words mean she wouldn't be opposed to knowing Natasha better, either. There's something about her, something interesting, different.]
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Then her smile changes subtlety.]
I don't know that I'll run into any of my old acquaintances. I wouldn't mind making some new connections though.
[For a nervous cat, she was surprisingly outgoing.]
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That sounds like a good idea. I was hoping to do the same... I haven't been here long, either, and know only few others.
[It's true, at least-- she doesn't know many people... yet. After starting in her job, she's sure that will change.]
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So, Gabriella. You have any plans for how you're going to do that? Good places to meet people.
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There is a very good coffee shop nearby. [She won't mention her work placement just yet... best not to give away too much information, though it's certainly the one way she hopes to make acquaintances here.]
And only my parents ever called me Gabriella. Just Gaby is fine.
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[She tips her head, her mouth quirking in a smile.]
I could go for a cup if you could. I've been drinking a lot lately.
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[This isn't really something she does a lot, or even a little -- talking to a stranger, agreeing to drink with them like this. But it is near night, her "roommate" is most likely still working security, and right now, sitting in a cafe with a woman who she can't quite make up her mind about sounds like a far better option than drinking alone in the apartment.]
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I'd be more than happy to look the other way if you want to slip a little something extra into the cup.