Wednesday Addams (
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dear_mun2015-09-24 11:59 pm
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On Being Stuck in the Headspace
I fully agree with you, it is a wonderful torture to endure, and I thank you for putting me through it each and every day. The types of characters you have up here... some are so strange, I doubt they understand the first thing about taxidermy. But we both know that causing me pain by keeping me trapped, while enjoyable, is not the reason we came to our arrangement.
You wished to 'play' me. I've never been used as a form of puppet before, and I think it would be an experience to try. But you've not done anything with this, and I find myself... disappointed. Though I must admit, forcing me to endure an overload of Disney to stop my complaints until now? You truly are vicious.
It can't continue like this, however. I hope that you are able to find a solution that we will both be able to agree on. A girl can only stay buried in an unmarked grave for so long before she has to move on, after all.
Wednesday Addams.
You wished to 'play' me. I've never been used as a form of puppet before, and I think it would be an experience to try. But you've not done anything with this, and I find myself... disappointed. Though I must admit, forcing me to endure an overload of Disney to stop my complaints until now? You truly are vicious.
It can't continue like this, however. I hope that you are able to find a solution that we will both be able to agree on. A girl can only stay buried in an unmarked grave for so long before she has to move on, after all.
Wednesday Addams.
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[Even if it was only dead humans coming back in his own world, it made sense that people would be a bit warier of the dead in his own world, since there was precedent for the dead doing things people thought they couldn't.]
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And a wise fear it is. They have nothing to stop for. No need for sleep, or to eat, to drink, or rest in any matter at all. As humans, we do. Death brings many gifts, and our deceased family members, should they start walking again, would likely want to share that gift with us.
[Then again, she was an Addams, and used to dead relatives just showing up at the dinner table, or joining them in the living room. They made sure to always keep something rotting around for their tastes]
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[He still hated being enclosed in small spaces to this day because of that.]
Though it is interesting that you bring up the dead not being given the care they expected, since I did ask to be cremated and I clearly was not, though I doubt that could be the whole of the issue or walking corpses would happen far more frequently.
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[Because to an Addams, of course unpleasant is a good thing. Incuding claustrophobia? Why, even better]
Well, it's certainly one theory into why the dead walk. Another is the use of failed chemical biological creations being dumped and the waste seeping into the graves of the dead, enough to reanimate whatever is left of the person - though as you would likely know, the media never portrays the breakdown of the body in the correct manner. People who have been long dead still shown as whole bodies when they are more likely to have had their flesh rotted away... Inaccuracy like that is not to be accepted
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Most of the dead I've seen rise haven't waited too terribly long before getting back up, though the biological waste explanation would certainly explain why a lot of people started raising at once when we hadn't been before. And once we already rose, I do believe the rotting...well, I think the brains helped with that.
[He seemed a bit awkward and embarrassed bringing up the brains.]
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[She considers this] What in particular about the brain would help with preventing the onset of decay and decomposition?
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[Not that he had much experience with hunting, but his previous boyfriend did.]
Or maybe it just provides sustenance so that what ever semblance of life I might have will be enough to keep the flies and bacteria from breaking down my flesh.
[Or it had, before the neurotriptaline made him aware of what he was doing...and seemed to provide quite a bit more life than eating brains ever had.]
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[It's genuinely something she's never considered: when an Addams pops up from the grave, it's just a relative visiting for the day]
Though the latter would argue a vague sense of mysticism involved in the creation of your waking and walking as well.
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I know some people certainly think there's a mystical aspect to it.
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No, it's more than that. When I first came back, I couldn't feel anything. I could be shot, stabbed, whatever, and I wouldn't even notice. For the most part, that's still the case, but occasionally...I feel things. Discomfort in my eyes, or just...a flash of feeling. Like my nerves are reconnecting, but only just starting to.
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[After all, just because he didn't typically feel pain didn't mean he was going to volunteer to be cut up.]
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