Carmen Sandiego (
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Juneau Where She's Going?
Who: Carmen Sandiego (
doitrockapella) and a bunch of other people!
Where: Various locations in Johto, over the course of the week!
When: The week of January 26th
Summary: This week, her itinerary's loaded with more than just moving violations.
Rating: PG as a default; deviations from that will be marked!
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People interested in interacting with Carmen or having her pay your character a visit at some point during this week, feel free to throw in a starter with a date and location for the thread! You can either write the starter yourself and I'll have her tag into it, or you can drop a top-level just with date and time and I'll come up with a reason for their paths to cross, either way. o/
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Where: Various locations in Johto, over the course of the week!
When: The week of January 26th
Summary: This week, her itinerary's loaded with more than just moving violations.
Rating: PG as a default; deviations from that will be marked!
Log:
⛵ WHERE IN THE WORLD IS CARMEN SANDIEGO? ⛽ |
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MONDAY January 27th | Goldenrod City — ALL DAY |
TUESDAY January 28th | Goldenrod City — ALL DAY |
WEDNESDAY January 29th | Goldenrod City — MORNING through 5:00 PM En Route to Ecruteak City — 5:00 PM ONWARD |
THURSDAY January 30th | En Route to Ecruteak City — PRIOR to 11:00 AM Ecruteak City — 11:00 AM ONWARD |
FRIDAY January 31st | Ecruteak City — ALL DAY |
SATURDAY February 1st | Ecruteak City — ALL DAY |
People interested in interacting with Carmen or having her pay your character a visit at some point during this week, feel free to throw in a starter with a date and location for the thread! You can either write the starter yourself and I'll have her tag into it, or you can drop a top-level just with date and time and I'll come up with a reason for their paths to cross, either way. o/
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[ He trails off, not wanting to elaborate on his tales from murderschool. He then motions around the study, to the shelves with hundreds of books, the World's Nicest Couch™ and the chess board set up on a small table. Most of the pieces are on the floor as a result of Eevee-related shenanigans. ]
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[But since "back home" is a pretty iffy subject, let's just move right along to — oh, hey.]
Well, that's one way to topple the king, I suppose. It looks as though your furry friends disrupted your game.
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[ You know what, let's just move on. ]
Ah, they didn't really disrupt anything, actually. I bought the game as an early birthday gift to myself the other day and I haven't done much with it yet. I don't even know how to play.
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[Well, look at that, now she's intrigued.]
And when is your birthday, exactly?
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[She motions lightly to the board.]
Believe me, I like having kids to play fairy godmother for. It makes this place feel a little bit more like home.
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I'm not exactly a kid, though. I mean, I'll be twenty.
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[CARMEN...]
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[ CARMEN. ]
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[PRESUMABLY SHE MEANS THE CHESS AND NOT THE FLIRTING.]
I'll let you have the white. It gives you the benefit of going first.
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[ He immediately begins to gather up all the pieces from the floor and returns them to their starting positions on the chess board. ]
Does white always go first?
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[She snags a handful herself, and starts replacing them as well.]
But really, it's a custom that developed mostly to make the annotation of games standardized. In the beginning, either black or white could go first; it wasn't until the mid-1800s or so that the movement to have white always move first really began.
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[ He retrieves a white rook from under the couch. ]
Do you travel a lot, Carmen-san? You mentioned visiting Japan.
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[A memory that makes her smile, unbidden. Those were good times, weren't they.]
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[...Technically true, even if it's not her precise career path at this specific moment.]
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What's it like? Chasing criminals is a dangerous business.
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Dangerous is a good word for it. But it's rewarding enough. I like the challenge.
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So you like the challenge, huh... Is that why you became a detective?
[ Beat. ]
...Ah, um, sorry for asking you so many questions! I'm just really curious.
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It's fine; it's been a while since I talked about it with anyone, anyway, so I don't mind telling you about it.
[She picks up the black queen to play with as she talks, turning it over and over in her fingers.]
I started when I was about half your age. It was something to do and something I was good at; I'd always admired Sherlock Holmes as a child, so when the opportunity arose to join a local detective agency, I jumped for it.
[Beat.]
Also, I was better at solving mysteries than I was at making friends, so having something to keep myself occupied with was a bit of a relief.
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You must've been some kind of child prodigy... That's amazing. I wish I had talent like that.
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[Mostly because yeah, that's...basically it, yup.]
My agency...was a little something like your school, I think. They have a particular interest in exceptional children.
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