video | day 71
[ Okay, so figure out the things you know, Elizabeth. List them off for sure.
This is solid ground. She knows - it's a little disorienting, really, because as stable as Columbia is, you're always aware you're on what is essentially a giant hot air balloon. Sort of. Not really. The physics are complicated.
She's in a church. It's devoid of the imagery she's used to, though. No Prophet, no Lamb, no False Shepherd. No Booker. No men trying to capture her (yet). And no tears, or at least, none she can see at the moment. The thing on her wrist is a little like a voxophone with a screen, she's thinking, squinting at it thoughtfully. It had spoken to her a few minutes ago, but she hadn't been able to get it to play again. In fiddling with it, she's managed to start recording herself, though she has no idea that she is on camera.
Alright. So that's figured out. Now to find Booker. He has to be here - did she accidentally bring them somewhere? They'd just been outside the Hall of Heroes - she had heard gunfire, and then she was suddenly here. What's going on? ]
Mr. DeWitt? [ She calls quietly, the camera only half on her face as she opens the door to the outside, frowning. ] ... Booker?
This is solid ground. She knows - it's a little disorienting, really, because as stable as Columbia is, you're always aware you're on what is essentially a giant hot air balloon. Sort of. Not really. The physics are complicated.
She's in a church. It's devoid of the imagery she's used to, though. No Prophet, no Lamb, no False Shepherd. No Booker. No men trying to capture her (yet). And no tears, or at least, none she can see at the moment. The thing on her wrist is a little like a voxophone with a screen, she's thinking, squinting at it thoughtfully. It had spoken to her a few minutes ago, but she hadn't been able to get it to play again. In fiddling with it, she's managed to start recording herself, though she has no idea that she is on camera.
Alright. So that's figured out. Now to find Booker. He has to be here - did she accidentally bring them somewhere? They'd just been outside the Hall of Heroes - she had heard gunfire, and then she was suddenly here. What's going on? ]
Mr. DeWitt? [ She calls quietly, the camera only half on her face as she opens the door to the outside, frowning. ] ... Booker?
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Hi. I hate to be the bearer of bad news but it is highly likely your friend isn't here.
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... Okay, maybe she jumps at that. Where is that coming from? It takes a second of her looking around herself, and then back down at her wrist. Oh! There's a face on the screen. Frowning mightily, Elizabeth holds the communicator a little too close, unsure of how it works exactly. She can guess, but it's still odd. ]
I'm sorry, what? How would you know?
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I know because I've been here for a while and know that's how things go. It's how the people that run the place do things.
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It's warm, and -- this is a cemetery. A church looms close by, and he can hear the ocean, smell it, like something real. In fact, he, too, notices the difference in the way the ground feels. This feels like solid ground. How in the hell did they get down here?
He doesn't get the chance to think about it before he hears a door open, and hears a voice that sounds like Elizabeth's. Booker pushes himself up off the ground, gives the headstone behind him a wary glance, and moves toward the voice, patting himself down to check his belongings. A pistol -- didn't he swap that long ago? ]
Elizabeth? That you?
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You are here. [ She scoots out of the church quickly and approaches Booker with a small smile, dusting the front of her skirt. ] Are you alright? No life-threatening injuries, I hope.
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Nothin' more than a pounding headache, but that ain't new. [ She looks alright, too -- he's glad. Booker scans the area. It's so quiet. ] This one of your tears gone awry?
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Don't know any Mr. DeWitt in this place, sorry sweetheart.
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Have Elizabeth smiling down at you, Charlie. ] Actually, I've just found him, safe and mostly sound. He seems to have come with me to... wherever this is. Are you another resident?
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Guess you could calls me one of thems but it ain't by fucking choice, lemme tell you. You and your pal, you're both doing alright?
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Has anyone told you where you are, yet?
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Cape Kore, or so I've been told. A dangerous, reality-bending town, where time makes no sense. [ She says it like she's some sort of radio announcer, smiling. ] It all sounds like something out of a science fiction novel.
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[ But rather than focus on the darker elements of her new sci-fi setting - the horrible men behind the horrible cameras just waiting to do horrible things to them - Ned would rather talk about the best thing about this place: the people ] There's a robot, a vampire, an alien, some telepaths, and a whole lot of people with strange gifts and abilities and powers.
[ SO IF YOU ARE ONE OF THOSE PEOPLE Elizabeth, Ned's just saying you aren't alone. ] I'm Ned, by the way.
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Ya ain't worried.
[ More of a question than anything. ]
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Hey, did you find who you were looking for?
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[ At least not that he's aware of. But all that could change. ] I suppose people have already explained to you that you're in the cape, but I thought it wouldn't hurt to make your acquaintance either way.
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It's good to meet you - I'm Elizabeth, but I won't be here long.
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I hope you're right, Elizabeth. Many of us have tried to leave and failed.
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