grewtocatchkillers: (Elementary my dear lawyer)
Aaron Hotchner ([personal profile] grewtocatchkillers) wrote in [community profile] dear_mun2012-06-14 03:29 am

Voice Test

Hello, Ms. Mundane. [He's sitting with his fingers laced and his gaze calm yet stony, focusing completely on his mun.]

I understand that I'm not the first one to be abducted from my home by you. Or by other muns, for that matter. My... 'headmates' have filled me in on how things work.

[He looks completely cool and collected despite the fact that everything he knows to be true has been turned on its head. And despite the fact that, for the first time, he's facing a person without knowing a exactly how their mind works. He's working on fixing the latter problem at the moment, and luckily, he's really good at his job.]

You pluck people out of their worlds without any risk to yourself, and you watch each of us meticulously to understand how we think and act. You're careful. Not with myself or any of the people in your 'headspace', but around other mundanes. You need--

[No. You are not about to profile your mun publicly, Hotch. By her mun-ly powers, you're forced to stop talking about this.

Hotch suddenly falls silent. And now he's giving his mun a scary glare.]
numbersnfigures: (listening)

[personal profile] numbersnfigures 2012-06-19 01:58 pm (UTC)(link)
That's what the games are all about - a complete distortion of reality. Muns create scenarios that they find interesting or which satisfy some type of psychological need. We're then placed into them as their proxies. It's a classic case of living vicariously. This whole world is muns trying to work out whatever issues they have by using us.