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]

[ 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. ]