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✘ Jo Harvelle | 001 | Video/Possible Action | Day 74
[The young woman peering into the camera looks more than a little worse for wear, her lower lip split open and the side of her face streaked with dried blood. She rakes her hair away from her face, revealing a long but shallow cut on her forehead, no doubt responsible for at least some of the blood, though there's too much for that to be her only injury.
She rubs the heel of her hand against her eye, grimacing as she sets her jaw, giving a quick, anxious glance over her right shoulder before turning her attention back to the video feed.]
Whatever's going on, I'm not laughing. If there's anyone out there who can offer an explanation, I'm all ears.
[A communication device meant that someone had to be out there listening, didn't it? Honestly, she doubts anyone thinks this is some kind of joke. She's pretty sure she hadn't made it out of that hardware store alive. So what the hell was this?
It wasn't like any afterlife she'd ever imagined.
She looks hesitant, biting at her lower lip for a moment before speaking again.]
Mom? Sam, Dean?
[They'd been there. They couldn't have gotten far before -- well. Before this. It was worth asking, wasn't it? Whatever was going on, she'd feel a lot better knowing they were in this together. Or maybe it really was some kind of run-down afterlife. Maybe she really was alone.
God. She hoped not.]
She rubs the heel of her hand against her eye, grimacing as she sets her jaw, giving a quick, anxious glance over her right shoulder before turning her attention back to the video feed.]
Whatever's going on, I'm not laughing. If there's anyone out there who can offer an explanation, I'm all ears.
[A communication device meant that someone had to be out there listening, didn't it? Honestly, she doubts anyone thinks this is some kind of joke. She's pretty sure she hadn't made it out of that hardware store alive. So what the hell was this?
It wasn't like any afterlife she'd ever imagined.
She looks hesitant, biting at her lower lip for a moment before speaking again.]
Mom? Sam, Dean?
[They'd been there. They couldn't have gotten far before -- well. Before this. It was worth asking, wasn't it? Whatever was going on, she'd feel a lot better knowing they were in this together. Or maybe it really was some kind of run-down afterlife. Maybe she really was alone.
God. She hoped not.]
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I'm not a groupie.
[Amused? Nope.]
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Well, well, well. Military Barbie doll, looks like you finally joined the party.
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What the hell are you doing here?
[She tenses visibly. God, she hopes Meg hasn't brought any of her pets.]
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She takes just a second, just a split second to catch her breath.
And then she's running. Running toward the voice, toward the one voice she'd hoped, almost prayed to both hear and not hear. But there she is. Standing tall and proud, her baby girl. Not dead. Not eaten by a hellhound, not bleeding out on the ground....]
JOANNA BETH!
[If her voice screeches a little, she doesn't notice. She's on her daughter in a moment, clutching her baby girl tight.]
Joanna Beth. You're okay. It's okay.
[Ellen leans back a little racking blonde hair away from Jo's precious face. Her eyes rake her daughter, double checking for injuries.]
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It's the embrace that pulls her out of that momentary daze, and she puts her arms around Ellen's middle and hugs her just as fiercely, swallowing hard. Her mother had opted to stay behind with her. Jo had known that neither one of them was going to make it out of that place alive. This? This was nothing short of some kind of miracle, if it was real.]
Mom, are you--
[She wants to ask if she's okay, but something else occurs to her first. Pursing her lips, she pulls free of the embrace just long enough to fumble for the flask of holy water at her hip, uncapping it and holding it out, offering it to her mother.]
Drink this.
[There was no such thing as too careful.]
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I think I'm alright, somehow.
[And here she'd thought 'alright' was no longer on the table.]
I'm okay. Sore. Don't think any of these injuries are gonna land me in trouble, at least.
sorry this took so long, wah D:
No worries! I'm very slow this week, myself.
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I'm afraid the explanations are... sparse, love. We don't know much, either.
[She offers an apologetic smile.]
I can tell you that most of us are kidnapped. And from different worlds.
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[She raises both eyebrows, dubious. Not the conclusion she would have drawn -- and the part about different worlds throws her for a loop, too. She's heard a little something about alternate realities in the past, but never given it much thought. The only world she's ever had to be concerned about was her own.]
What the hell for?
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I'm beginning to dislike this place's tendency to bring people in wounded. It's discourteous. How badly are you hurt?
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[She hopes so. He'll have answers. He usually does, even if he doesn't like to give out all the details in the interest of 'keeping people safe' sometimes.
She winces as she lays a hand over the wounded side of her abdomen. It's painful, but the injury isn't what it was. Not by a long shot.]
Not nearly as bad as I thought I was. I think -- I'm gonna be okay. Just a little unsteady. People show up hurt like this a lot?
[Maybe it really was the afterlife. People showing up wounded might make sense, then.
Hell of an afterlife, though, no pun intended. This place looked like a total dump.]
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You okay sweetheart? I'm not sure what medical supplies we've got here, but do you need help? [The face is middle-aged and worried, and 'sweetheart' was not meant to be in any way patronizing.]
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[That was more than she could say about thirty minutes earlier. Moving hadn't exactly been on her agenda then.]
I think I'm okay. My mom found me, but--
[She cuts herself off for a moment to regain her composure, frowning. If the nickname bothers her, it doesn't show. She's used to getting those kinds of casual endearments, working in a saloon that caters to hunters for so many years.]
What is this place?
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[She doesn't sound terribly thrilled, on that note, but who would? She grimaces, subconsciously laying a hand against the side of her neck and covering some of the dried blood there.]
Not yet, but I just need supplies. I can patch myself up okay.
[Patching up hunting injuries was old hat by now, though really, these particular injuries weren't ones she'd expected to be able to patch. They aren't nearly as severe as she remembers.]
What can you tell me about this place?
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AHAHAHAHA Jo's whole RP life is making excuses for Dean.
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Where are you? I'll come to you.
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[Thank God. Aside from her mother, there's no one she'd rather see. She's comfortable counting on Dean to help out in a crisis, and whatever's going on here? It qualifies.]
In the middle of town, whatever that's worth. There's a fountain.
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HNG SORRY THIS IS LATE
no worries! <3333333333333333
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[He knows a thing or two about showing up here in rough shape, but it's not about to stop him from worrying about anyone else who does. Voice laced obviously with concern, Samandriel knows she's probably already been asked if she's alright numerous times, but...better safe than sorry, right?]
Do you mean Dean Winchester? He's here, if that's the case. Uhm. ...Is someone on their way to help you? Do you need anything?
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[She sounds pretty damn relieved about that, and offers the unfamiliar face a tight but genuinely grateful smile.]
My mom, too. I don't think any of these injuries are about to bring me to my knees, but just in case, I think I can count on both of them to fuss enough that I'll have to pull through just to spite them.
[She's joking, at least. That's a good sign.]
Thanks for the offer, though. Real kind of you.
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Hello, Jo.
[ He has the faintest hint of a smile. ]
What's the last thing you remember?
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They got you too, huh, Cas?
[She smiles grimly. This place sucks for everyone involved, she's pretty sure. She's managed to gather that much.]
The hardware store in Carthage.
[And all that implies -- mostly, she remembers bleeding out on the floor of the place and watching as everyone else assembled explosives. She won't paint that image for him, though. She's sure he must know, even if he'd been elsewhere. Angels knew all kinds of things, didn't they?]
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[Not that she hadn't felt the urge to freak out while stuck in a bad situation multiple times in the past, but it was always best to shove it down and remain in control. Ask questions, get information, use your available resources to make the best of it. If you were in a tight enough spot that none of the above did much good, then you got religious and prayed. It was worth a shot.]
What do you know about this place?
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[ Looks like another angel joining the hello party. ]
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Have we met?
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