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001 :: Sherlock Holmes [Accidental Video]
[The blackberry feed shows a dark room - anyone watching the network may not even see anything clearly at first. However, the sound of something being briefly dragged across the floor is apparent. As is the next sound; a small instrument of some kind? A Ukelele perhaps, but the sound of the strings being plucked cuts through the gloom. After a few minutes of this, quiet mumbling can be heard from the intruments owner, before they stand up quiet suddenly, lay what appears to be a violin down on a side table, and rush over to one of the curtained windows. Opening the curtain gently, the small amount of light allowed in shows that the person is male - in his late thirties perhaps? Regardless, a pair of cat ears seem to sit quite happily on his head, a long tail swishing back and forth with curious delight. He examines the view from outside, before shutting the curtains again, pausing, and suddenly stepping forwards. Grabbing the blackberry, he frowns]
..what the devil....how did you get in here, or better yet how am I in here- WATSON?! Watson, I don't suppose you have any idea where we are..
[For everytime his friend doesn't asnwer him, his tone goes from curious, to irritated, to anxious]
..This cannot be good..
[in the kitchen/video] Yeah....
You're old. He could be a decedent.
[And enter the ambiguity.]
[in the kitchen/video] ranty messages ftw
That's quite a model you have there..any particular reason for making it or..?
[in the kitchen/video] Pfft. XD
[Just then through his excitement, his tail whips around and hits Willy in the face.]
I told you to stop that!
[He chastises his own tail.]
Hm-hm. It has a mind of its own. I can't do a thing with it.
[in the kitchen/video]
Yes, I only recently woke up and found myself here - how long have you been around?
[in the kitchen/video]
[His tail takes a swipe at the tower as Willy grabs it without looking at it with a smile.]
The good thing is that we're able to do what we want still without too much hassle. It could be worse.
[in the kitchen/video]
..I see.How very interesting. Although I must ask - what is a 'Mary Sue'?
[in the kitchen/video]
Well, they're like the perfect people. They're creepy, they're flawless and they like to make people look like idiots. I don't like them. They're fake. Faux. Veneered. They lack depth and as shallow as a puddle...and just as murky.
[in the kitchen/video] aaand have an Elizabeth post =] I remembered at the last second
The perfect people...? [He chuckles]
I'd be quite fascinated to meet one, if only once.
[in the kitchen/video] Woohoo!! I just responded to it.
No you don't.
[He takes some powdered sugar and sprinkles it over the finished structure.]
There. It's finished.
[Sherlock now has Willy's full attention.]
Well, if you want to meet them that badly, sure knock yourself out though I do have a word of caution. They're not human.
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I suppose I'll test the saying 'curiousity killed the cat'~ [He says with a weird smile]
It's very good by the way..[He gestures to the chocolate statue]
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[He looks at it and grins then looks back at Holmes.]
Oh! Thank you. It's a passion of mine. I'm a chocolatier. Willy Wonka's the name and there's no other by any other name that holds a candle to what I do.
[He furrows his brow, his top hat pops off his head again which causes him to grab it before it falls and notices the smirk.]
Well, if it's curiosity that killed the cat, then curiosity was framed. Honestly, it's ideology that killed the cat.
[He giggled and let go of the brim.]
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I've encountered many situations in which curiousity was in fact deadly - however, it's also an innate human trait, and so is death, so I suppose the two should go hand in hand.
[Despite his earlier statement of hating sweets, Holmes glances at Willy, before dipping his pinkie into some of he excess chocolate in the pan, and placing it into his mouth]
...not bad. My bias makes it impossible to critique it fairly, but overall, not bad. You certainly have a talent.
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[He nods at the assessment of curiosity and grins.]
Well I'm certainly all about the curious. After all, what good is a puzzle if it's not an enigma.