on wanting to play her again D:

[defiesgravity]

 You are the most ridiculous being.

Well then, my pretty, we are back to this again, it shall seem.

And to think I was naive enough to think one achieves peace after death. 

Tell of Liir, at least, I am most intrigued. 

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[defiesgravity]

I'm dead, Dean, not entirely out of my mind. Oz only knows where she'll send me to.

[ganking]

Everyone goes a little nuts with death though. [ Beat. ] Make sure there aren't any water buckets around wherever it might be.

[defiesgravity]

Or perhaps no children to throw them around? I'm not bothered. Death is just that, I'm surprised it did not find me sooner.

[ That aside. ]

Tell me of your new home. I heard that instead of a forest you now have mist, very dramatic.

[ganking]

[ Only she would think it dramatic. ] And just as easy to get lost in, you'd be surprised.

It's whatever, really. Filled with all sorts of weird and freaky -- though we don't have anyone green, so I guess it still comes short on, uh, our last vacation spot.

[defiesgravity]

That is coming from someone who already lost, I persume?

[ not laughing at you at all. ]

Perhaps you will, still. I cannot be the only green individual, with so many worlds.

[ganking]

[ Scoff. ] Taking a look ain't the same as getting lost. [ He so got lost. ]

You'd think, right? But I dunno, they're still not gonna be the shade of green I like.

[defiesgravity]

A look is not several weeks. Just because I am up here does not mean I do not hear things.

[ganking]

Okay, okay, it was an investigation. [ Eh? Eh? He could actually go around and say that with pride. ]

Had to be thorough and all, you know, for the -- uh, sake of the people. [ That he doesn't give a shit about. Yup. ]

[defiesgravity]

Really now? It was an uproar up here. The singing child was practicing songs for your funeral. Do try and be careful, Dean, foreign as this word might be to you.

[ not that she's one to talk. ]

[ganking]

How do you put up with that racket anyway...

Careful, Elphie, almost sounds like you might be worried. [ 8)))) ]

[defiesgravity]

[ A look. ]

Oh hardly. I am simply not there to be the voice of reason for a change. And I have very little trust in the singing girl or the legendary witch or the princess - a poisoned apple, for shame - or the fallen star to fill my role with much use.

[ganking]

At least you're willing to admit that there's not a whole lot to place faith in. I mean, one's a walkin', talkin' karaoke machine, the second straight from some pot-smoking medieval times fair, third just plain insane and -- huh, I think fallen star says it all even if I haven't had to run into that train wreck yet.

But still, not sure if alla these chicks amount to the same hassle that was one Elphaba Thropp. [ Because oh yeah, the girl who climbed trees and has no soul was such a handful. ]

[defiesgravity]

Ah, such luck you have, small portions of my nature now -

[ganking]

Lucky, lucky and all that. [ Or not. ]

Maybe my luck'll rub off on you and you'll find a Winchester-free zone.

[defiesgravity]

Will spare me a few headaches, that is certain. Though I hardly think this will last long, I shall be ever so bored.

[ganking]

Can't have that, I mean, who knows what you might do when bored. [ Probably question people to death even more than normal. ]

[defiesgravity]

Reflect on my death and of Oz, probably. I am not fortunate to always find other Ozians to update me.

[ganking]

Well. [ Beat. ] Maybe you'll run into this Liir person? They could update you. [ Not that he has any idea who that is, but she sounded interested, and...well. Yeah. ] Never know, right?

[defiesgravity]

[ making a face. ]

My son was never much for descriptions, but I suppose it'll do.

[ go on, mock her. ]