Lola Pacini (
threatenwithcuteness) wrote in
riverviewlogs2017-10-09 01:22 am
October Catch-All
who: Lola Pacini and You.
what: Catch-All for Lola Threads
when: All through October
where: All Around.
warnings: Individual Items will be marked.
Open things will be marked as open, memory share things will have it's own section. Other things as the month progresses.
what: Catch-All for Lola Threads
when: All through October
where: All Around.
warnings: Individual Items will be marked.
Open things will be marked as open, memory share things will have it's own section. Other things as the month progresses.

MEMORY SHARE
(If you want to just toss a starter in a dreamscape here, or have your character seeking out Lola after experiencing one of her memories we've talked over, just drop it here. Or contact me on Plurk. Lola's starters will go up here over the next day or so.)
CLOSED - Beverly
The Lola with snow colored hair was the real one, she was dressed like she usually did in bright florals and pretty colors, but her hair was the color it was as she slept. She was watching from the background as her younger self went through... this. Although the pair were perfectly matched in their expressions. Clearly jealous, clearly angry. All the pretty little girls with their pretty moms to spend the afternoon with them. Sitting and talking and having tea cakes and tea. Too lost in watching things play out again, the way they always do, to really see who was in this memory with her.
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"Lola?" She calls out to the real Lola softly, not wanting to startle her.
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"Is that really how my hair looked from the back? I really shouldn't have done that style for so long," Totally smooth, totally calm, totally false. It didn't help that her in the moment, this phantom of her past, was just as angry and just as bitter as always with this sort of thing. Letting hope crawl in and letting reality smash it with a hammer. Lola was younger and not as good at hiding things as when she grew up a little, had more things to hide. More weaknesses to cover.
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It's hard to know how to approach this, when neither of them asked for Beverly to be here and she's certainly not looking to push Lola into talking about anything that she's not ready to talk about, yet she can hardly pretend this is nothing.
"I'm sorry that I saw something that you didn't want me to see, but you don't have to pretend everything's okay."
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Being reminded that it hurt this much.
"She left when I was eight, but she kept promising to be there. And I kept believing her." This wasn't the first, nor last, time Lola had been left waiting for a woman who never had the time. Lola wasn't sure if it hurt her, or if she didn't care, but that woman never showed up.
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sorry about that autocorrect smh
OPEN - These Boots were Made for... Jumping?
Until there's a kick of energy out of her shiny new boots and she jumps high enough to get to the rail of the second floor. Or... almost there. Sometimes she lands on the balcony, making it over the edge. Other times she catches the edge with her hands and has to climb up and over.
And sometimes she falls into a makeshift roll to keep from breaking any of her bones on the way down. Look she isn't very good at this. But it does explain the motorcycle helmet she has on.
CLOSED - Keith and Shiro
Especially when she wasn't quite okay with going to floor six yet.
So she made some food (soup, sandwiches, cookies), packed it up, and wandered over to visit someone she was more okay with visiting. Lola decided to get into the spooky spirit with blacks, grays, and little accents of green and pink. Her hair was that dark witchy green everyone uses for Halloween. She glanced around the house looking for lions, before walking up to the door and knocking.
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"I'll get it," Keith called. Shiro had been having a rough time with the memory stuff, so Keith had sort of just been taking on more of the day-to-day things around the house automatically. It wasn't even a question. He just did it. Though, with the Black Lion having taken out the banister on the stairs the other day while trying to get Keith's attention during one of Shiro's worse days, getting the Black Paladin up and doing things for the day seemed to be a better course of action... if only to keep the Lion from getting worried...
As odd as that sounded...
Keith glanced through the window and recognized Lola right away. He smiled a little despite himself, and then opened the door.
"Hey, Lola," he said. "Here for some candy?" He smirked a little, noting her spirited look.
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Lola was smiling because she was usually smiling. Sometimes it was the real smile, like now. Her eyes may have had something other than candy in mind with what she said. But often it was just her way of burying her own feelings she didn't want to deal with. The memory share thing was, well, unhelpful. She noticed the banister, "Remodeling?"
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"Thanks," he said. "Come on in." But she did notice the banister. It was kind of hard to miss, really, considering the prominent placement of the stairs in the front living area. "Aahhh..." He scratched the back of his head, glancing over at the Black Lion a little sheepishly. "Sort of." He looked back at Lola as they walked in, and he put his hand out in an unspoken offer to take the container of food from her so she could settle in a little easier.
"Black tried to get upstairs, and we found out the hard way that they were a little narrow for its bulk." He shrugged. "It was an accident, but I think we might just end up redoing the stairs altogether at this point. It's not a bad idea to have a wide enough access so it can get up there if it needs to." Shiro hadn't unlocked the balcony that morning, and he locked it every night. Black usually used that during the day to get upstairs for now, but, if something happened again like last time, then they were going to need a second route for Black to get upstairs.
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"It is kinda unfair to have parts of the house they can't get to, right?" She wandered around, getting a layout of the house as much as anything. New things were always worth exploring, especially since Keith lived here. And, well, she needed to keep who she had closer if people kept leaving her. Right? "So, having fun with all the memories floating around?"
Lola that is not how to approach this.
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Keith shrugged, not sure he really wanted to get into the full details as to why it had been locked. So, he just let it drift off into nothing. He put the food on the dining table. As Lola looked around and explored, she was watched by both Lions, their unblinking robot eyes following her every move.
"Memories?" Keith looked down. Considering that was the reason Black took out the banister? Not really. He shook his head. "It hasn't been easy. There have been some... well, some bad ones."
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She'll finally stop and sit down, waving at the two lions that have definitely been watching her. She thinks. Robot eyes are weird. "I guess it makes it harder to keep secrets, if you don't know whose seen what about your past."
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"I guess it depends on experience," he said. "I mean, if you're seeing someone's world and it's different than yours, then there might be stuff that's easy to not understand."
He sat down as well.
"I don't know who's seen anything of mine, yet..."
At Lola's wave, Red got up first and came over. She was the smaller of the two Lions, and also bonded to Keith, so it made sense. She was definitely a robot, as the sounds made with her movement reflected that... servos, gears, pumps, the metallic sound of her paws on the floor... but her actual movement and the way she looked at Lola as if judging her character were more alive, like an actual lion... maybe even a little smarter.
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CLOSED - Jason
But there were solutions, for instance, haunting the space around Jason's bike, was a pretty good way to make sure Jason had to deal with her. She was sure he'd give her his attention anyway, even without the somewhat clandestine nature of waiting for him here. Plus there was a reason for this, a good reason. Lola decided to go with pink as her motif for the day, hair, accents, jewelry. As she fiddled with her phone and thought about various memories she'd seen of others in the Quarantine. Such weird memories to deal with.
She may be lost in someone else's memory when Jason gets down to his bike.
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Jason had just stepped out into the garage placing a cigarette between his lips he pulled the zippo out and was about to light up when he saw the head of pink hair near his bike, the lighter shoved back in his pocket as he made his way over pulling the cigarette back from his lips sticking it back in the silver case and slipping that back in his jacket. The bike was still realitively warm, he had only returned home from work an hour before but he had a damn routine here that drove him up a wall. He came home showered and ate then headed out until the earliest of hours in the morning. It was showing in his face this last week to, the lack of sleep had both eyes looking like he had been punched.
"Lookin' good, Pink." He spoke as he moved over standing before her as he crossed his arms over his chest, making his jacket jingle in the process. The matching pink was nice, it looked good on her. "Let me know when you go for blood red." He spoke as he uncrossed an arm to tap his dark hair, as if to say dying her hair that color. It was possible, she might be seeing the memory of a tiny boy in yellow and green.
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She shakes the memory off, and draws two fingers over some of her bangs. Turning the pink hair blood red over her right eye. Because Lola is a showoff. Plus it was October, scary evil colors are in this season. "Anyway, random memory isn't why I'm here, I need a favor."
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"...That is cool as fuck." He didn't know she had power yet, but what a cool power to have. He grinned a bit wider at that. Blood Red was always his favorite as the accents on the bike clearly show, and how much red he wears. "I would hope not, what's up, Lo?" He asked, of course his nickname for her was lame but he had reason.
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Lola grinned about the appreciation of her hair game, most people just questioned it. And questioned why she would do such a thing. "Um, I was thinking about getting one of these. But... I don't know how to ride one." Lola pointed at his motorcycle. She'd done research as to the pros and cons of getting one, risks to riding without a helmet. Risks riding with a helmet. Licencing requirements. The final choice was determining that it'd look really cool.
...and maybe that thing she read about the vibrations of the engine.
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Jason cracked his eyes open looking at the bike. "You'll need a helmet if you want to do this. While I am fine endangering my own life, Im not okay with endangering you much..." He has to say much since he had already driven her home once on it. "Otherwise, sure, I'll teach you how to ride." Realizing how that sounded as soon as it left his mouth he headded. "Motorcycles, how to ride motorcyles."
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"I know," Lola was more than aware of the importance of safety, "I might not be the smartest but I need all my brain on the inside of my head." It seemed rather obvious, head hitting pavement is bad. She wasn't quite sure why Jason went without either, maybe she'd ask when they got to lessons. It was fortunate Lola completely missed how Jason slipped up. "So, um, how's Floor six?"
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"Everyone seems cool when I am there, I'm out more days than in." Without Yuffie he didn't see a lot of point when he only hung with the Elrics on the floor. He moved to push the bike up some to kick up the kick stand. "Good to know you have a brain under that hair, well, Come on, we can at least go find a feild to practice in unless you have a helmet with you."
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